Leadership
Cub Scouting leaders support the family
Hello, my name is Robert Anderson and I’m the Cubmaster (Pack Leader) for Natick Pack 310. My role within the pack is to work alongside the other volunteer leaders to ensure the Cub Scouting program works the way it should throughout the year.
I am a Natick resident, an Eagle Scout and I have been involved in Cub Scouting for 3 years. I took over the leadership role in 2019.
The pack is split into Dens. Each Den is led by a Den Leader, who is also a parent of a scout in that Den.
A number of other people also contribute to the support of the Pack. Members of the community, parents, teachers and other packs all work together to enrich the experience.

DEN LEADERS
The monthly pack meeting brings together scouts from every den, their leaders, and their families, to participate in a large-scale event that serves as a showcase for everything the scouts have learned and done in their individual den meetings. The pack meeting gives the boys and girls a larger experience beyond their own den, and helps them to connect their individual activities to the entire Cub Scouting program.
Get Involved
Do you want to invest in Cub Scouting?
We are always looking for individuals who wish to participate more formally in the preparation and delivery of the Cub Scouting program.
WHAT TO EXPECT
- One afternoon or evening each month for a den meeting
- One evening each month for the pack meeting
- One evening each month for a planning meeting with other pack leaders
- Time spent in research and planning each month on such interesting subjects as native Americans, knights, the circus, or whatever
the next monthly theme will be - Time spent in Cub Scout leader basic training
- Cost of the Cub Scout leader uniform
- The registration fee