Anchor Boys
The Anchor Section the youngest section in the BB and is for children of primary school age between 4 and 7yrs.
1st Raloo Anchor Boys meet in the Church Hall every Tuesday night (during school term) from mid September to Easter from 6.30pm to 7.30pm.
Activities
These include having fun, learning about God, crafts, music, games, baking, sports, stories, visits, making friends and working towards badges.
All of this is done as part of a balanced programme that is separated into 5 different zones . . .
Body - fit for fun
Mind - think and do
Spirit - God and me
Community - me and my world
Creativity - make and do
Uniform
Anchor boys wear school trousers, black plimsoles, blue tops and red jumpers, available from the leader.
Contact
For further information contact Elaine Smith, [email protected] or 079 7089 1137
Why Anchor Boys?
Opportunity for fun!
Learn new skills - the dexterity required for arts and crafts, following simple instructions for games and activities.
Develop confidence - opportunities to do things for themselves, praise for good behaviour, take part, leading a squad.
Develop practical skills - play co-ordination games that involve hopping, skipping and balancing.
Develop independence - being given simple choices of activities and visits.
Developing a group identity - belonging to a group and a squad within the group
Learning to share and co-operate and developing an awareness of the needs of others.
When do we start?
Tuesday 9th September 2014, 6.30 - 7.30pm in Raloo Pres. Church Hall.
1st Raloo Anchor Boys meet in the Church Hall every Tuesday night (during school term) from mid September to Easter from 6.30pm to 7.30pm.
Activities
These include having fun, learning about God, crafts, music, games, baking, sports, stories, visits, making friends and working towards badges.
All of this is done as part of a balanced programme that is separated into 5 different zones . . .
Body - fit for fun
Mind - think and do
Spirit - God and me
Community - me and my world
Creativity - make and do
Uniform
Anchor boys wear school trousers, black plimsoles, blue tops and red jumpers, available from the leader.
Contact
For further information contact Elaine Smith, [email protected] or 079 7089 1137
Why Anchor Boys?
Opportunity for fun!
Learn new skills - the dexterity required for arts and crafts, following simple instructions for games and activities.
Develop confidence - opportunities to do things for themselves, praise for good behaviour, take part, leading a squad.
Develop practical skills - play co-ordination games that involve hopping, skipping and balancing.
Develop independence - being given simple choices of activities and visits.
Developing a group identity - belonging to a group and a squad within the group
Learning to share and co-operate and developing an awareness of the needs of others.
When do we start?
Tuesday 9th September 2014, 6.30 - 7.30pm in Raloo Pres. Church Hall.