“Scouting in Finchley since 1914.”
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Gordon Hall
Gordon Hall
Gordon Hall was built in the early 1920s as a permanent home for 10th Finchley, with much of the work carried out by the Scouts and Rovers themselves. Raised on brick piers and designed for community use, it quickly became the centre of Group life. Today, Gordon Hall is still in active use and is cared for by dedicated volunteers and trustees who continue the tradition of maintaining a welcoming home for Scouting in Finchley.
Our story: Major Milestones
Our story: Major Milestones
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DECIMUS SED NULLI SECUNDUS
DECIMUS SED NULLI SECUNDUS
10th Finchley Scouts began in 1914 and has grown through wars, world travel, community service and generations of young people learning skills for life. Our story stretches from simple meetings in church halls to international camps and historic events that shaped Scouting itself. Has lived up to its motto 'Tenth but second to none'.
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