Beaver Scouts and Rainbows from Surrey enjoy a day of Adventure

The Beaver Scouts and Rainbows were attending Surrey’s Bazzaz. Challenging themselves to take part in over 100 activities at Merrist Wood in Guildford, Surrey.

Bazzaz takes place every three years and provides the opportunity for Beaver Scouts and Rainbows to take part in over 100 adventurous and fun activities ranging from rock climbing to caving. Other activities included Go Karts, circus skills, inflatable activities, cooking, Thomahawk throwing to name just a few.

Despite the hot weather the Beavers and Rainbows were well prepared with their water bottles, sun cream and hats. Around lunchtime the young people and adults at the event were able to see the Red Arrows returning from London.

Matthew aged 7 from Guildford said. “It was great! I enjoyed caving most because it was challenging and I made a new friend”

Jacob aged 6 from Dorking said “I enjoyed going on the inflatables most as it was really fun”.

Sarah aged 7 from Godalming said. It was fun! There was so much to do”

Emily aged 5 from Woking said. “It was awesome! I enjoyed climbing because I haven’t tried that before”

Amy aged 6 from Farnham said. “It was really fun! I enjoyed the inflatable wrecking ball as it was funny”

Sam aged 7 from Epsom said. “I had lots of fun and I liked the train ride”

Riley aged 6 from Reigate said. “It was fun and exciting”

Mohammed aged 7 from Spelthorne district said. “I liked the dunk tank as it was funny seeing someone fall into the water”

Milly aged 6 from Haslemere said. “I liked making my dad a fathers day card”

Noah aged 7 from Banstead said. “I liked doing all the activities with my friends”

Richard a Beaver scout volunteer from Surrey said. “It was a great day for all the Beavers and Rainbows, there were so many activities for the Beavers and Rainbows to do, with some focusing on purely fun and some on fun and #skillsforlife”