Activities

Try this quick, fast paced game based on T1 Rugby's 'raggy tag' and see if you can get past the players.

Play this great team game and get your rugby ball to the try zone without dropping the ball.

Play this fast-paced team game focused on passing, movement, and scoring over a try line.

Score by passing, ripping, and kicking in this rugby-style game that builds teamwork, tactics, and movement skills.

Try to guess some passwords and learn how to make your own more secure to keep your accounts safe online.

Learn about backing up your data by taking on this fun challenge.

Learn how to trap heat, save energy, and stay warm in tents or at home!

Use your senses to detect danger and learn how to stay gas safe!

Discover, observe, and record the amazing world of planes soaring above you!

Learn about water pollution by trying to tidy up after a mini oil spill.

Explore aviation’s environmental impact and debate solutions for a greener future.

Learn how flight routes are planned and why different types of airspace matter.

Make it newsworthy and share a story you’re passionate about with the world.

A unique opportunity to connect with Scouts all around the world by taking part in an international jamboree.

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

Find out how hot air balloons work by crafting your own and watching it fly up, up and away.

Have a go at making this simple spinning top from a wooden stick.

Use these fun games to consider who we trust with our personal information.

Learn about towers of rocks and stones and have a go at making your own.

Have a go at making this garden, backyard or plant pot decoration, while practising your knife skills.

Get creative and build your own colourful model plane.

Can you be the first to find the whistle, using just your hearing, in this fantastic wide game?

Emojis have taken human form and they’re reacting to your news but is this the best way of communicating?

Make some tissue-paper sun catchers, then hang them in windows to let them shine.