Activities

Join together and make a difference by fundraising for a cause that’s important to everyone.

How is disability presented on screen? Dive into some research, then add a new disabled character to your favourite TV show.

Find out more about conservation projects, then have your say. What would you do if you were in charge?

Plan your own snowsports adventure and learn about what you’ll need to consider to avoid any slip-ups!

Learn orienteering map reading in this activity, because you get the best start by knowing where you are and where you’re going.

Explore hazards you might face while orienteering and help everyone help each other spot dangers and how to avoid them.

You’ve got lots of dots to plot your way through in these small, indoor orienteering courses.

Run to the hills and put your best foot forwards, as we plan a hilly hike with a difference.

Practise different ways to send messages and stay safe in a survival situation.

Create your own personal survival kit to make sure you’re prepared.

Create your own canopies and watch them fly.

Explore the impact meteorite showers have on Earth by recreating some mighty impacts of your own!

Make flipbooks that tell the story of all the adventures you’ve been on with your group.

Pitch a tent to set the scene, then cast some silhouettes together.

Take a change of pace and practise pacing in pairs to take on indoor and outdoor obstacle courses, learning some navigational skills.

Delve into some maps from back in the day and then have a go at making your own with prehistoric paint!

Get your bearings as we explore some nifty new navigation methods.

See, show and shape cardboard contour lines from maps as we make a 3D model of the landscape.

Plot routes on maps of different scales, and learn how to pick the right map for the right task.

Navigate a route designed by your group and work out the shape from where you’ve walked.

Choose a theme, then design the sprites and background for a computer game.

Put your digital making skills to the test by solving a real-world problem.

Put your digital skills to the test to solve a Scouts challenge.

Make a micro:bit game and see which group can score the highest.