Activities

Grab your mask and snorkel and see what’s under the water. What will you spot?

Learn all you need to know about equestrian anatomy with this well-known rhyme.

Play the thief and evade the guard in this group game.

Learn how to wash dirty clothes, but without a washing machine.

Collect fuel, spark flames, and learn how to craft the perfect fire. Don’t forget to safely extinguish it too.

Make a tasty bread dough with this classic backwoods cooking recipe.

Whip up a quick and easy dinner on the embers of a fire with this tasty recipe.

Work together to make a tasty and filling breakfast using a billy can, some beans, and a fire.

Host a The Jungle Book themed Scout’s Own to explore different types of families and what it means to be a part of them.

Design your own notebook cover, and create a special place to write, draw, imagine, and dream.

Learn how to make a fire for backwoods cooking by creating a ‘star fire’ on top of a biscuit.

Head outdoors to explore the trees, leaves, butterflies and bugs waiting to be discovered.

Build anything from a flagpole to a windmill: all you need is some rope, poles, your imagination, and a knowledge of knots and lashings.

Everyone needs somewhere to call home, and invertebrates are no exception.

Test your understanding of grid references by tackling this treasure hunt with a twist.

Explore the science behind slime by cooking up a batch of your own.

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

Learn how to compost your food and garden waste.

Learn how to build and light a star fire and enjoy its warmth.

Learn the Countryside Code in an interactive game to get you ready for the outdoors.

Camping is a great choice for nights away. Sleeping in a tent gives you the chance to connect with nature and build your independence.

Play four fun games to learn about the water cycle, but if you want your team to win, you might need to get wet.

Design your own plant label and play a short game to test it out.

Songs, stories, skits, and s’mores might feature, but what really makes a campfire special is the people around it.