Activities

Discover the constellations in the night’s sky and make them out of a sweet treat to show everyone else.

When does banter turn into bullying? Put yourself in someone else’s shoes with some character stories.

Use all of your senses to work out if someone’s telling the truth in this fast-paced game that develops critical thinking skills.

Can you think of something no one else can? Try it out with this quick alphabet icebreaker.

Explore what you need to do to earn your Young Leaders’ Award.

Have a quick look into what the Young Leaders’ Scheme is all about

Work together to figure out who said these famous quotes about leadership

Share your experiences as a leader with your group by helping teach them something new

Discover how all the top awards, the Young Leaders’ Scheme and Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) all work together

Put yourself in someone else’s shoes and make a visitor guide to your community.

Find objects around your home to spell out a word. Can you guess what everyone else’s words are?

Become the Global Positioning Satellite system and show how it works by finding a lost group member.

Use your amazing personality to teach someone else a skill that you love.

Get your creativity flowing and ‘sell’ your activity to everyone else. Why should they be excited about your idea?

Learn how to recycle different items. What else can everyone do to help protect the environment?

Create a simple map of your local area to help someone else reach your favourite (or the most interesting) place.

Throw and catch the question ball to share some facts about your favourite festival and learn about everyone else’s.

Learn and practise braille. Can you spell your name and read someone else’s?

One way to understand a faith or culture is to step into someone else’s shoes and visit the place they practice it.

Figure out whether wrapping paper is recyclable, then save it from landfill by creating a card for someone else.

Learn about your local area by making a route, then navigating your way around with someone else’s directions.

See if you can pack your bag without taking someone else’s items. What do you need for different adventures?