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23.01.2022 We celebrate and acknowledge the fantastic work that Dads, Step Dads, Grandads and the people doing the role of a dad, are contributing to young peoples lives and the community. We salute you this Father's Day!

23.01.2022 Missing the Show this year? You can create it at home with Free Fun! Try this great STEM activity and create a Ferris Wheel that turns!

22.01.2022 Joeys made some out of this world Fathers Day cards this week.

21.01.2022 Joeys, Cubs and Scouts JOTI is on Sunday 18th Oct 10:30 - 1:30 at the Library in the Vikki Ledo room $2 on the day to order a badgeJoeys, Cubs and Scouts JOTI is on Sunday 18th Oct 10:30 - 1:30 at the Library in the Vikki Ledo room $2 on the day to order a badge

20.01.2022 Our Joeys celebrated 30 years of Joeys with a campfire tonight They had a great time Cooking marshmallows Playing When I go camping I will pack a ..... And having a sing a long ... Happy Scouting Wallaby

19.01.2022 Don’t forget Saturday Night is Campfire Night Lets celebrate together at Home Build a fire outside with your family or make a virtual fire inside. How will you celebrate? Please share some photos of your fire and your Joeys celebrating. ... Happy Scouting Wallaby

16.01.2022 Amazing night Our Joey unit welcomed 4 new Joeys and the Cub unit welcome a new Cub. Joeys said farewell to 2 members that were welcomed into our Cub Unit. Both units did a great job cleaning up the Cenotaph ready for Remembrance Day ... Wallaby

16.01.2022 As long as we live, they too will live; for they are now a part of us, as we remember them. Lest we Forget.

15.01.2022 Lets celebrate together at Home Build a fire outside with your family or make a virtual fire inside Wallaby

15.01.2022 Joeys don’t forget 1pm Saturday 24th Rubbish clean up at the Wetlands Messages of Peace ProjectJoeys don’t forget 1pm Saturday 24th Rubbish clean up at the Wetlands Messages of Peace Project

14.01.2022 Joeys and Cubs had a fantastic night Cycling this week at the wetlands. OAS Cycling Stage 1 completed and starting Stage 2 Thank you leaders and helpers Wallaby

13.01.2022 Please note there will be NO Cubs tonight, we'll be back to normal next week! ~Akela and Bagheera

12.01.2022 Joeys and Cubs Clean Up the Cenotaph for Remembrance Day Tonight 6pm to 7:30pm Meet at memorial Oval gates on Bradford StreetJoeys and Cubs Clean Up the Cenotaph for Remembrance Day Tonight 6pm to 7:30pm Meet at memorial Oval gates on Bradford Street

10.01.2022 World Scout Day is this Saturday! Do you have your Scout scarf ready?

08.01.2022 Joey Unit Program Term 4 Wallaby

08.01.2022 Are you up to the challenge to design the Scouts Australia Clean Up Australia Day 2021 badge? We'd love to see your design feature on blanket badges around Australia next year! For more information, head here http://bit.ly/cuad2021badgedesign

08.01.2022 Thanks to the Leaders, Parents and Youth Members that braved the cold this morning and helped plant 10 new native trees that were kindly gifted to us from the Council! The trees that we planted last year are doing great! And we can't wait to see these ones grow too

07.01.2022 Joeys and Cubs cleaning up the Cenotaph ready for Remembrance Day. Well done everyone Wallaby

05.01.2022 Joey Science Night They loved the Rainbow Milk Experiment Wallaby ... RAINBOW MILK EXPERIMENT You will need Full-cream cow’s milk Food Coloring Dish washing detergent A saucer/plate/try 1. Pour some milk into a saucer (ignoring your cat: this is for the cause of science) 2. Drop four different color drops of food coloring near the edge of the saucer. 3. In the center, add one drop of dish washing detergent 4. And watch. Leader explains that the soap makes the milk move, and that the food colouring allows you to see the action. Milk should continue to make rainbows for at least 15 minutes. Why Does This Happen The drop of detergent reduces the surface tension of the milk at the same point where it dissolves the fat molecules in the milk. The higher surface tension of the surrounding milk pulls the surface of the milk away from this spot dragging the food dye with it. The food dye begins to swirl as the detergent breaks down the fats within the milk, and as the fats break down the water carries the food dye to where the fats used to be filling the newly available space.

02.01.2022 Joeys Term 3 Program Part 1