Possum
Joey Scout Leader
Kookaburra
Joey Scout Leader
Wattle
1st Ballan Assistant Joey Scout Leader
Dingo
1st Ballan Joey Scout Youth Helper
Discover more about the 1st Ballan Joeys by reading their Chronicles & learning more about 
their activities, programs & achievements.
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Working together, discovering, learning and putting all your skills into practice is always fun when it involves your family.
So with everything ready and our families packed we headed off to Lake Fyans Scout Camp near the Grampians National Park in Northern Victoria for a week-end of family fun, adventure, laughter and learning. Our first challenge was to find the campsite, but once located, we very quickly set up our camp, pitched tents, relaxed and prepared for a great night's sleep under a beautiful blanket of stars. We had arrived and were ready for a great week-end of Joey fun ......
Boarding the bus in Melton, a parent quickly encouraged the JUBS to chant "NO SCHOOL, NO SCHOOL" & without hesitation everyone joined in. With the full support of all parents the JUBS were ready to head to Scienceworks to sleep the night and enjoy a wonderful evening of discovery & exploration. The next day the JUBS woke up & explored Scienceworks before moving on to discover Melbourne Museum after travelling across the Yarra River & under Westgate Bridge on the Westgate Punt. It truly was a Sleepover full of discovery, education and wonderment. ...... What are JUBS? ...... JUBS are Joeys & Cubs.
Our wonderful Joey Scout families collected non- perishable food items like, tins of food, long life milk and sugar, for the Ballarat Soup Bus Program. With a vehicle full of food, Possum met with three Joeys and their families to hand over the food to some of the volunteer ladies who help out with the Soup Bus Program. They were very grateful for our donation.
The Joeys enjoyed touring the Soup Bus and discovering where the food is stored. The ladies told us that not long ago the food shed was empty, and now with our generous support as well as the support of many others their shelves are brimming with tins of food.
