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You are here: Home / Beeston / Letter from Bear Grylls congratulates Chilwell scout unit 

Letter from Bear Grylls congratulates Chilwell scout unit 

12/08/2024 by Digital Media

In January this year, The Archers Explorer Scout Unit started in Chilwell for boys and girls aged 14 to 17. 

The unit was started for Scouts wanting to move to the next section, which wasn’t available in the local area. 

The Unit meets on a Monday evening at the Scout HQ in Attenborough Lane, Chilwell. 

Chief Scout, Bear Grylls has sent a letter to the unit, congratulating them on their achievements so far. See his letter below: 

I can’t believe it’s already been five months since The Archers Explorer Unit opened in Chilwell. What an amazing team they are, and I couldn’t be prouder of everything they’ve achieved. 

In that time, they’ve welcomed twenty-two young people. They’ve equipped them with skills for life – helping them play their part in the local community. They’ve learnt the power of believing in themselves and others and how together they can do so much more. 

They’ve camped together, cooked together, learnt digital skills; discovered more about their area and helped bring the community closer together too. They’ve met new and different people outside their school and local area helping them gain new perspectives. Scouts has given them the courage to learn more, do more and be more. 

I’m so proud of everything The Archers Explorer Unit’s achieved – not least the incredible kindness and generosity of our adult volunteers who make it possible. These are ordinary people from local communities who make an extraordinary difference. 

To be a volunteer in Scouts you don’t need incredible outdoor skills or know how to use a map and compass. We can teach you all that. What’s really needed is a smile, patience and willingness to share a little time to help others. I promise you’ll get back ten times what you put in – including new skills, new friends and a renewed sense of the difference we can make when we work together. 

The team at The Archers Explorer Unit have already done so much in just five months. But just think what they can do in a year! They’re unstoppable and I’ll be cheering them on every step of the way.  Be part of this amazing success story and volunteer today. 

Congratulations and very well done to all our Scouts and volunteers (past, present and future!) 

Bear Grylls OBE – Chief Scout 

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