Activities

Create nautical narratives from your aquatic adventure kit as we learn how to be safe at sea!

Identify a tree in this unbe-leaf-able nature knowledge game, then head outside to see how many trees everyone recognises.

Perfect your lunge, attack, and parry, then duel with your friends.

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

Don’t hang about, spread your wing and fly as you take in the views below on a hang gliding adventure.

Soar through the skies in an unpowered plane as you get a new perspective on things around you.

Switch to off-road mode and bring the mud as we hit the bumps and mounds of a quad bike course.

Make a splash on a swimming adventure and demonstrate the most efficient ways to get yourself through the water.

Help build a tree-riffic future and get planting some in your local area to create a new woodland.

We often see hedges around the edges of gardens and beds of veggies. See how they’re laid and make one yourself.

You’re never further than 70 miles from the sea in the UK. Coastlines are teaming with wildlife, so what will you discover?

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 your favourite flora or fauna, then host a display for your friends.

Keep in touch with one another in big places by using two-way radios to send and receive messages. Over.

Turn up, tune in, and learn to ride the waves.

Soar and see a bit more. Put everything you’ve learned into practice as you take off on an airborne adventure.

Face your fears as you navigate obstacles in midair (while attached to a rope to keep you safe).

Visit somewhere in your local area to find out how you could help make a difference.

Get in touch globally and discover how Scouts around the world are making change happen.

Visit a local food bank to find out about what they do and how you can help.

Nearly at the top! Dig deep when it gets steep and think about the view from the peak.

Be sure no one freezes up or starts feeling the heat as we explore extreme temperature-related conditions.

What’s that coming over the hill? Is it a hazard? Explore how seeing what might lie ahead of you on a hillwalk can help.

Understand how to protect local hillsides and mountains, then do some conservation work to become part of the solution.