Cub Scouts ventured to Whipsnade Zoo to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the organisation.
The trip on September 24 was part of the Cubs100 Takeover Day, organised by The Scouts Association to celebrate the milestone birthday.
Watford Cubs were able to take part in special activities that had been organised just for them.
Adam Quine, nine, from Watford, said: “Cubs100 is brilliant, I’ve made great friends and had so much fun. My favourite is spending time outside and having adventures.”
The Cubs have also been working on A Million Hands, a campaign with the focus points chosen by the Scouts. The children have been working with charities to support those with mental health issues, dementia, a lack of clean water and sanitation and people with disabilities.
Chief Scout Bear Grylls, said: “I’m so proud to show so many people that Scouting is all about fun, friendship and young people having an adventurous timer supported by caring proactive leaders.
“This is also a fantastic way to celebrate the 100th birthday of the Cub Scouts in style! I really want to thank all the inspiring volunteers and people involved in making Cubs100 happen.
Let’s make the next 100 years even more life-enhancing for many millions of young people.”
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