Henry Park Pelican (Cub) Scout

Earth Hour 26 Mar 2011 By Scribe Jeremy Tan There were many good news that greeted HPPS cubs at their pack meeting on the 26th Mar 2011. - Keith Ho was the proud recipient of the Gold Arrow badge. - Jonathan Koong earned more than $600/= during Job Week 2011. His earning was the highest amongst HPPS cubs. He was fortunate to work at the National Cancer Centre. - No cubs including the newbies earned less than $40/= - Brandon Khaw, Bryan Danker, Ryan Lee, Anton Yong, Wong Rae, Aravin, Vassee, Benedict Leong, Awyeong Ming Min, Aruna, Justin Koong, Jarrod Chua, Kieranraj, Kylil Rusd, Hoo Jinh Sheen, Foo Yung Qi, Ethan Lau, Ethan Lim, Pierre Teo, Marshall Chong and Ryan Pary are selected to attend the District Sixers’ Training Camp from 22th April to 24th April 2011. - District Campfire will be held at West View Primary School on 23rd Apr 2011 - Earth Hour was observed worldwide from 8:30 pm on 26 Mar 2011. - We learnt the significance of Earth Hour and taught to makesolar powe

Earth Hour and Job week collection 26 March 2011 By Scribe Marcus Choo Time flies and the March holidays and Job Week are over in a flash. At today’s meeting, all cubs had to hand in their Job Week money to Akela. After horseshoe, Akela conducted a quick survey on how much money we earned. $50? Quite a few cubs raised their hands. $100? $200? $300? I earned slightly more than $200. Less and less cubs raised their hands as the amounts went up until 1 cub was left, earning more than $650. Well done! Next, we went to the music room to hand the money up. 2 Sixers were assigned to an adult leader, and I was first to hand my money up. Some cubs handed in a whole stack of coins and the adult leader had a hard time counting them! Wish we had one of those coin counting machines used at the banks! I was glad that almost all the cubs remembered to bring their job week earnings. Well done, cubs! Despite a couple of instances where there was discrepancy in the amount stated in the Job Week

Job Week Briefing 5th March 2011 by Scribe Kimberly Song Today is no ordinary scout meeting for 5 recruits and their families. These 5 recruits, due to some reasons, did not attend the investiture ceremony held last week, so today, we will do a special investiture ceremony just for the 5 of them. I was chosen to do the investiture with the 5 recruits as I had also missed the investiture ceremony last week due to the P5 camp. I felt very nervous. Akela quickly explained to me what I was supposed to do. He then told everyone to form horseshoe. The whistles were blown and everyone fell into complete silence. The 5 recruits and I marched up to Akela and he then asked the recruits some questions. The recruits answered his questions, placed their left hands on the scout flag and recited the scout promise. Akela then put their scarves on them and they officially became HPPS Pelican cub scouts. Congratulations!! Armed with cameras, their parents snapped away excitedly of their child’s