Scouts is the third section of Scouting, for boys and girls aged 11-14 years.
Scouts develop more complex outdoor skills in a fun and active environment.

Scouts gives young people the opportunity to take part in a range of activities that teach important life skills - while having fun and keeping active!

Scouts focuses on allowing young people to develop their confidence and teaches them how to work as part of a team. Scouts learn essential outdoor safety skills as well as participate in a variety of physical and intellectual challenges. The programs are designed to target each young person's own special interests, encouraging them to enjoy their favourite hobbies using meaningful badges and awards.

In Scouts, young people learn:

• Independent thinking

• Social interaction

• Leadership skills

• Problem solving

• Responsible risk taking