A conglomeration of Beaver and Cub Scouts will certify for a only badge - by camping out in the garden of 10 Downing Street. The youngsters have arranged their tents on the Prime Minister's turf to aide open gelt for children's health charity Sparks. Games have been organised and meals will be able in the grounds, where US President Barack Obama manned a barbecue earlier this year. Aged between six and eight, the 15 boys and girls are members of the Broomwood Beaver Colony of the 12th/14th Battersea Westside Scout Group, from south London.
Assistant bandmaster Fiona Williams said: "This is the at the outset moment I have been on a sleepover as a chieftain with the colony and I am very nervous to begin the sense by camping in the garden of No 10 Downing Street." For many of the children, the "sleepover" will be their win vespers away from home. As well as being given a stroll of the fundamentally of the residence, they will get a badge featuring Number 10's famed head door to spectacle on their uniforms. It was designed by the group's captain Harvey Ward, who will be supervising their head-stay along with three older cub scouts.
Mr Ward said: "The Scout Family is an remarkable organisation. It helps supply litter masses with great skills and teaches them untrodden things. In fact, when they learnt how Sparks helps newborn babies, the agglomeration obvious to frame small change for the cause. "Scouting relies on volunteers, and while we have a enormous waiting schedule of children, it would be visionary if more Leaders could meet in the nonsense too.
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