My Cub Scouts had been meeting via zoom from Easter to summer, but we returned in person in September to doing outdoor activities only and only 2 patrols at a time (so 12 rather than 24 Cubs, with 3 Leaders). We had 2 months of boating (1 Cub per boat), and have been doing various things in the local woods and on a local beach since midterm break, again 2 patrols per session. Normally, we mostly meet in the Den but that's too small for SD (and only allowed 6 indoors right now so totally not practical); we haven't done any residentials or long hikes this year as we couldn't make it work out, normally we have 2 separate overnights in hostels (late spring and early winter) and a 2 night camping in tents weekend (summer), as well as generally 3 or 4 all-day hikes instead of a 90 minute meeting. Currently meetings are 75 minutes, so that Leaders aren't there all day (instead of arriving at 11.20 and leaving by about 13.30; we are currently doing 10.45-14.30 or later to do the 2 sessions and our planning/logistics).
We keep a register of attendance, no one allowed to come if unwell in any way (temp, cough etc), hand sanitiser for all on arrival, maintain SD as far as possible, Leaders wear masks etc.
We have a 15 minute "sanitation break" between sessions - allows 1st batch to leave before 2nd batch arrives, so almost no overlap generally, when boating we wiped down paddles etc with hand sanitiser between groups, and I have all my resources laminated now so if we do use any, they can be wiped down between uses with anti-bac wipes/hand sanitiser also. No handouts. (So there has been a lot more "whittling sticks with your own knives" going on in the woods...
much to the Cubs' enjoyment!).
DD has been back in hockey since September also. They are also operating in pods of 15 (which is allowed) - up to 3 pods using the pitch at a time but there is separation between them all. Register of attendance, must register on an app before attending, temperature check before attending, masks worn entering and leaving pitch, parents not allowed out of cars just drop and collect. It has been very strict across all of school, club and provincial team set ups, and very similar for all 3. No matches at all, only training.
Other clubs in school are functioning - lego club was late to get going to work out logistics (as needs relatively close proximity across years but is a small group). Choir is happening but over zoom. Other non-contact sports and clubs like debate, social justice and model UN are also happening with social distancing and normal school covid protocols in place.
Kids sailing has also continued locally throughout this autumn lockdown - in solo boats. Double handers have just restarted again, but larger crew boats are beached.
I am vulnerable, but happy to keep doing Cubs in small groups outdoors (and parents have been sensible about illness). Generally, most clubs and groups, if meeting, have put in place clear protocols and expectations. And so far, the parents seem to be abiding by those. We have quite a low incidence rate locally anyway (I still only personally know 1 person to have contracted it and that is "down home" 175 miles away), and if there is a break out, we have protocols to shut down immediately and reassess.