The St George’s Day Parade for North-East Norfolk will be organized by the First Cromer Sea Scouts this year, taking place on Saturday, April 27th. Over 700 participants from various Scout groups in the region will participate in the parade, showcasing a strong sense of community spirit and camaraderie. The event will kick off at 10:30 am with a parade through Cromer led by young people and leaders in uniform, accompanied by the Cawston Band, culminating in a service at Cromer Parish Church where Scout Promises will be renewed. Group Scout Leader Matthew Bussey expressed his excitement about hosting the parade and emphasized the values of Scouting and the importance of togetherness within the community.
St George’s Day is a significant occasion for the Scouts to demonstrate their skills, achievements, and dedication to the principles of Scouting. It also offers an opportunity for the wider community to witness the positive impact of Scouting on the lives of young individuals. Local residents, businesses, and visitors are encouraged to join the festivities and support the Scouts by participating in the parade. 1st Cromer Sea Scouts invite everyone to be part of this special event, promoting values of friendship, community, and service while celebrating the legacy of St George, the patron saint of Scouting.
1st Cromer Sea Scouts is a thriving Scouting community dedicated to nurturing the personal development of young individuals aged 4 and above. Through a focus on leadership, teamwork, and community service, the group offers a supportive environment for young people to learn, grow, and contribute to society. Those interested in joining as a young person or adult volunteer can get more information by contacting [email protected]. The event aims to bring together members of the community to celebrate the values of Scouting, showcase the achievements of the Scouts, and strengthen bonds within North-East Norfolk.
The St George’s Day Parade promises to be a joyous and vibrant event, highlighting the dedication and passion of the Scouts in North-East Norfolk. With an emphasis on unity, pride, and positive community engagement, the parade will provide a platform for the Scouts to shine and demonstrate the impact of their work on young individuals. By inviting residents, businesses, and visitors to join in the celebrations, 1st Cromer Sea Scouts hope to create a memorable and inclusive event that fosters a sense of togetherness and service within the community.
