
Ages 6–8
Beavers
Fun, friendship and first adventures
- Beech Beavers
- Mondays, 6:00–7:00pm
- Sycamore Beavers
- Thursdays, 6:00–7:00pm

Scouting in Hazel Grove since 1926
Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers for young people aged 6 to 18. Week by week they try new things, make good friends and learn skills for life, with camps, hikes and plenty of fun along the way.
Find the right section for your child’s age and send us a joining enquiry.
Programmes, Online Scout Manager, uniform and what to expect each week.
Help as a leader, an occasional helper or behind the scenes.
What we do
Scouting is about learning by doing. Week by week, young people try new things, take on challenges with their friends and find out what they're capable of.

Pitching tents, sleeping under canvas and waking up somewhere new. For some, it’s their first night away from home.

Lighting a fire and cooking on it, tying the right knot, giving first aid. Practical skills, learned by doing, that stay with you.

Campfires, night games and evenings with friends at camp. Some of the best memories are made once the sun goes down.

Hikes, days out and journeys further afield. As they get older, young people plan more of their own adventures.

In Cub Sixes, Scout Patrols and as Young Leaders, young people take turns to plan, lead and look out for each other, and grow in confidence.

Making friends, earning badges and wearing the necker with pride, as part of a group with a hundred years of history in Hazel Grove.
Young people move up through four sections as they grow. Beavers and Cubs each have two groups meeting on different nights, and you can tell us which night suits your family when you get in touch.

Ages 6–8
Fun, friendship and first adventures

Ages 8–10½

Ages 10½–14

Ages 14–18
All our sections meet at The Methodist Church, Wesley Street, Hazel Grove, Stockport, SK7 4JQ. View the church on a map (opens in a new tab)
Compare all sections1926–2026
In 1926 Harold Vernon, known as “Chief”, founded our Scout Troop at the Methodist Church on Wesley Street, and it was registered on 22 March that year. A hundred years on, we still meet there. 2026 is our centenary year: a chance to remember a century of camps, friendships and adventures, and the volunteers who made them happen.
Every meeting, camp and trip is run by volunteers. You don't need to commit every week: occasional helpers are always welcome, even for one evening a month. Free DBS checks and full training are provided.