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… something to get your teeth into …
Beaver Scouts
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6 to 8 years
(May join from 5¾ under
certain circumstances)
The youngest section which
is part
of a Scout Group.
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Formed in 1986, they celebrate their 20th
Anniversary in 2006.
They play games; make things; and,
go outdoors.
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… want to walk on the wild
side?
…Why not join …
Cub Scouts
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8 to 10½ years
(May not join before 8 years)
The middle section belonging
to a Scout Group.
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Formed in 1916, they celebrate their 90th
Anniversary in 2006.
They explore the outdoors; go
camping;
and, try new things.
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Fed up of hanging around? Have you tried …
Scouts
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10½ to 14 years
The senior section of a Scout Group.
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Formed in 1907, the centenary of Scouting will be celebrated
in style from 1st January 2007.
They hike; sail; climb; camp;
and,
lots of other things too!
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Explorer Scouts
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14 to 18 years
This section is led by the Scout District.
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This section was formed in 2002 following a review
of Scouting.
Archery; abseiling; expeditions; gliding; mountain
biking; and; Duke of Edinburgh Awards scheme are but a few of
their activities!
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Young Leaders
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14 to 18 years
This section is led by the Scout District.
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Young Leaders are invested Explorer Scouts who wish
to become young leaders, working with the younger aged sections.
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Network Scouts
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18 to 25 years
This section is led by the
Scout
County.
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This section was formed in 2002 following a review
of Scouting.
They partake of their own training scheme, in addition
to working with other sections, as leaders and supporters.
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The District Fellowship
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18 to 100+ years!
This section is led by the Scout District.
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Anyone may become a member of the Fellowship, be they
a uniformed leader or helper of Scouting.
They support events,activities and sections within
the District; and, have their
own very busy social events!
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