6th Gosport are committed to educate and develop the young people of Gosport, building a better community with a brighter future. Where people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive role within society. We hope to achieve this through fun, challenge, and adventure.
The best Air Scout Group in Gosport
6th Gosport are committed to educate and develop the young people of Gosport, building a better community with a brighter future. Where people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive role within society. We hope to achieve this through fun, challenge, and adventure.
we hear from Beaver Team lead Sophie on her journey with #team6th
The reason is joined scouting movement. Is the sense of adventure, learning new skills and support young people. I love it because not only am i challenged but its seeing the young people develop and become much more confident and seeing their skill develop. 6th Gosport have provided me with this, the feeling of giving back to community and having a great team ethos and support.
Today we ‘hear’ from Martin, who is a well known and well loved volunteer!
Martin is deaf, but he does not let this stop him, and the group is far richer for his presence.
"Only one hour a week", the first words I "heard" that started my journey volunteering, and with the camaraderie of other volunteers helping me gain the confidence to assist in providing the many YP's with life, practical, physical and natural survival skills through the many opportunities and unique experiences, it's one of the best choices I've been blessed with.
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We are not even with 6th 😆 My kids love seeing Martin at District events and Sam always wants to sign with him and asks me where he is if we don’t see him around. ❤️
Martin is great , the girls think Martin is amazing as do we ! X
Bonnie adores Martin 🥰
Holly adores Martin. He is one of the reasons that she loves going to Cubs, because she finds him so funny and easy to be around.
I love Scouts as it’s not just for the kids. The leaders get to try new things and have fun alongside the children. The skills and friendships you make along the way are just an added bonus. ... See MoreSee Less
Hear this week from our volunteers on what volunteering with #team6th means to them, why they do it, and what they get out of it!
We’ve always got room for more, so do get in touch!
Today we hear from Karan, who’s been with the group over 10 years… firstly as a member of our executive committee and now as one of our amazing volunteers!
Volunteering gives me the chance to give back to the group who gave so much opportunity, skills and friendship to my boys. I love the fact I can help give the young people opportunities to learn new skills and experience many new activities and encourage them to make new friends. I too have learnt some very useful skills, attended various events and made wonderful friends. ... See MoreSee Less
Today was another special day for #team6th with the first re-inspection since the awarding of RAF Recognition in 2022.
We are delighted to say that once again we passed with flying colours, with special guest in attendance Wing Commander Dave Hale, the inspecting officer, newly appointed UK Military Liaison Lead James Harrison, and it would also be wrong not to acknowledge the attendance of our home grown Jack Hazzard, now ATCO Hazzard - RAF Leeming who showed the Scouts he is still the king of the climbing wall!
We are incredibly proud to retain our status as RAF Recognised Group #80. The Scouts looked smart and enjoyed the activities on offer.
They took part in climbing, glider building, cooking, flight sims, flight tracker, and drone racing.
None of this is possible without the incredible commitment, passion and dedication of our volunteers that week in and week out go above and beyond for our young people.
Absolutely amazing congratulations. I love hearing / reading all about your activities
Well done Team 6th - B.R.A.V.O
Can you share these photos to the UK Facebook page please
Have just spoken to Wing Commander Dave HaleI. He was very impressed with the activities and enthusiasm shown by the Mighty 6th! Well done to all at RAF Recognised Group #80!
Well done holding on to your RAF award i had no doubt you would get through Keep growing
Well done to you all, should be proud of yourselves 😀 xx
Congratulations all! Sorry I couldn't be there x
Well done Team 6th. An amazing group with amazing volunteers/helpers 👏
This week’s Beaver outing was full of discovery, direction, and a little bit of magic! 🧙♂️✨
We kicked things off with a scavenger hunt through the trails of Stanley Park, learning all about compass points and how to find our way like true explorers. The Beavers did an amazing job using their compasses and gaining a real sense of direction!
Then came a highlight for Woodlands – we found a tree that looked just like the Whomping Willow from Harry Potter! 🪄🌳 Of course, no Beaver night would be complete without some high-energy tag and parachute games to wrap things up.
Whereas Foxden were lucky enough to have a puppy visit!
A huge THANK YOU to all the parents who helped out – your support makes adventures like this possible! 💚👏 ... See MoreSee Less
Day 4 of volunteers week!
we hear from Beaver Team lead Sophie on her journey with #team6th
The reason is joined scouting movement. Is the sense of adventure, learning new skills and support young people. I love it because not only am i challenged but its seeing the young people develop and become much more confident and seeing their skill develop. 6th Gosport have provided me with this, the feeling of giving back to community and having a great team ethos and support.
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With an early start on Friday, both troops met tonight to take part in some community service for the local area 🗑️🚯🚮
It’s amazing how much litter was found in the local area! Good job ... See MoreSee Less
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did wounder what you all was up to lol
Today we ‘hear’ from Martin, who is a well known and well loved volunteer!
Martin is deaf, but he does not let this stop him, and the group is far richer for his presence.
"Only one hour a week", the first words I "heard" that started my journey volunteering, and with the camaraderie of other volunteers helping me gain the confidence to assist in providing the many YP's with life, practical, physical and natural survival skills through the many opportunities and unique experiences, it's one of the best choices I've been blessed with.
If you think you could offer time like Martin, get in touch! ... See MoreSee Less
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We are not even with 6th 😆 My kids love seeing Martin at District events and Sam always wants to sign with him and asks me where he is if we don’t see him around. ❤️
Martin is great , the girls think Martin is amazing as do we ! X
Bonnie adores Martin 🥰
Holly adores Martin. He is one of the reasons that she loves going to Cubs, because she finds him so funny and easy to be around.
Martin is lovely and a complete gentleman.
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Some broom sticks. Some rope. Some elastic.
And some water balloons
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A lot! 😂😂
Next up it’s Zoe sharing her #team6th story
I love Scouts as it’s not just for the kids. The leaders get to try new things and have fun alongside the children. The skills and friendships you make along the way are just an added bonus. ... See MoreSee Less
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It’s volunteers week!
Hear this week from our volunteers on what volunteering with #team6th means to them, why they do it, and what they get out of it!
We’ve always got room for more, so do get in touch!
Today we hear from Karan, who’s been with the group over 10 years… firstly as a member of our executive committee and now as one of our amazing volunteers!
Volunteering gives me the chance to give back to the group who gave so much opportunity, skills and friendship to my boys. I love the fact I can help give the young people opportunities to learn new skills and experience many new activities and encourage them to make new friends. I too have learnt some very useful skills, attended various events and made wonderful friends. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today was another special day for #team6th with the first re-inspection since the awarding of RAF Recognition in 2022.
We are delighted to say that once again we passed with flying colours, with special guest in attendance Wing Commander Dave Hale, the inspecting officer, newly appointed UK Military Liaison Lead James Harrison, and it would also be wrong not to acknowledge the attendance of our home grown Jack Hazzard, now ATCO Hazzard - RAF Leeming who showed the Scouts he is still the king of the climbing wall!
We are incredibly proud to retain our status as RAF Recognised Group #80. The Scouts looked smart and enjoyed the activities on offer.
They took part in climbing, glider building, cooking, flight sims, flight tracker, and drone racing.
None of this is possible without the incredible commitment, passion and dedication of our volunteers that week in and week out go above and beyond for our young people.
With apologies for the dirty lens! 🤦🏼♀️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Bravo Zulu 6th Gosport Rowner Air Scout Group!
Absolutely amazing congratulations. I love hearing / reading all about your activities
Well done Team 6th - B.R.A.V.O
Can you share these photos to the UK Facebook page please
Have just spoken to Wing Commander Dave HaleI. He was very impressed with the activities and enthusiasm shown by the Mighty 6th! Well done to all at RAF Recognised Group #80!
Well done holding on to your RAF award i had no doubt you would get through Keep growing
Well done to you all, should be proud of yourselves 😀 xx
Congratulations all! Sorry I couldn't be there x
Well done Team 6th. An amazing group with amazing volunteers/helpers 👏
Well done !!
Awesome achievement, well done!
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This week’s Beaver outing was full of discovery, direction, and a little bit of magic! 🧙♂️✨
We kicked things off with a scavenger hunt through the trails of Stanley Park, learning all about compass points and how to find our way like true explorers. The Beavers did an amazing job using their compasses and gaining a real sense of direction!
Then came a highlight for Woodlands – we found a tree that looked just like the Whomping Willow from Harry Potter! 🪄🌳 Of course, no Beaver night would be complete without some high-energy tag and parachute games to wrap things up.
Whereas Foxden were lucky enough to have a puppy visit!
A huge THANK YOU to all the parents who helped out – your support makes adventures like this possible! 💚👏 ... See MoreSee Less
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