Scouts (10.5-14 years)

From getting involved in the local community to travelling on international camps, Scouts have plenty of opportunities to develop independence and a sense of adventure. We encourage Scouts to have a say in planning and developing the activities and projects they want to take part in, giving them the chance to put their teamwork and leadership skills into practice.

What Scouts get up to

Discover the world on your own terms

Teamwork

Active Adventure

Leadership

Social Action

Project Planning

International Camps

Have fun earning badges

Volunteer with Scouts

Volunteering is a rewarding way to build skills, make friends and have a blast. Find out more about what it's like to volunteer with Scouts.

Opportunities

Badges and Awards

Find out more about the badges and awards that Scouts can earn.

International opportunities

Opportunities are endless, whether you'll make connections wider than your group by attending events at home or abroad, experiecing other cultures is an important part of Scouting.

Scout, 13 Zoe I was proud to complete my Chief Scouts Gold Award - it was awesome thinking back on all the activities, fun times and weekends that made it all possible! Volunteer Callum Scouting is growing because it offers opportunities that young people want to do, be it adventurous activities, international adventures or just making new friends.