For lads and dads aged 5-105, the Dangerous Club for Boys is all about having fun and great experiences together. From den building, to rocket making, to slot cars, to geo-caching and much more. We meet about once every half-term and details are posted on the web-site.
Making time to have fun together.
2010 DC4B Summer challenge
Saturday, 17 July 2010 10:16
Are you up for a challenge this summer?
How about making a home built Stirling Engine? A Stirling engine is essentially a steam engine without the steam and they’re also called Hot Air engines. You can see videos and detailed building instructions on the Austin State University site.
Let Stefan know if you make one and we’ll arrange a date to compare all our masterpieces. Why not send in a photo or video? There’ll be a prize for the best engine based on reliability, speed and how cool you can make it look.
2010 July DC4B newsletter
Tuesday, 06 July 2010 15:37
Here's the first Dangerous Club for Boys newsletter that Mike Perkins has put together for us as a trial. Have a read and let us know what you think. If you've got any suggestions, ideas or fancy writing something then do let us know.
DC4B - Archery 12th Sep FULL
Tuesday, 06 July 2010 07:38
Dangerous Club for Boys has got an archery session booked and confirmed with the Bisley Bowmen on 12th Sept – spaces are limited and the cost will be £10 each. Their minimum age is a “large/stronger” 6 year old. Please email
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to book, confirming ages and how many spaces you need. This event is now fully booked - confirmation and details for the event will be sent out in the next couple of days.
DC4B - Dragon Boating
Wednesday, 02 June 2010 19:48
The Dangerous Club for Boys Dragon Boat outing in May was great fun and very wet. Having been split between two dragon boats, we took to the water and the heavens opens. There was a healthy rivalry between the two boats and we sang and paddled our hearts out as we raced up and down the Thames. Thanks to the instructors at Longridge who looked after us for the afternoon.
DC4B - Royal Logistic Corps
Sunday, 07 March 2010 20:38
Huge thanks go to Andy Robertshaw at the Royal Logistic Corps Museum for hosting a fantastic visit for DC4B. As well as showing all 40 of us the museum, he gave us a great talk all about army rations through the ages and we got to cook our own food out in the grounds.
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