When you become a Scout you're accepting a challenge to plunge into action. You could find yourself exploring, helping in emergency rescues, photographing, sending coded messages, camping, canoeing, going on hikes and many more. Scouting gives you the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of exciting activities. It also gives you the greatest opportunity of all - the opportunity to develop real friendships by sharing the experiences of learning, growing and exploring the world with others.

Scouts aren't told what to do by adults. Your Scout Leaders are there to help you and give you direction but you are involved in planning your activities and making decisions with the other members of your Scout Troop.   As you learn and gain experience you'll discover not only more about the world around you and the adventures you can have, but more about working together and becoming a leader too. Under the guidance of your Scout Leader you can move up through the ranks to accept the challenge and adventures of leadership.

As a Scout you will become a member of a Scout Patrol. You work as a team, helping each other, depending on each other and each having a say in decision making. Your Patrol will have from four to eight members, and be led by a Patrol Leader and Assistant Patrol Leader. The Patrol Leader organises your meetings and takes part in Troop Council meetings with other Patrol Leaders.

Act NOW...
Contact your Scout Troop now. We'd like to see you answer our challenge by becoming a Scout today! We meet every Friday from 1700hrs - 1900hrs. Fill out the form. There's a lot more things Scouts do too. Why not come along and find out?