Activities

Follow one family’s escape from conflict with this interactive walk.

Get outside, go for a walk and use a chatterbox to start conversations about wellbeing

Raise awareness of the bystander effect and first aid – don’t just walk on by.

Work together to design and paint a wall of your meeting place that represents your group and local area.

Use your green fingers to build this sustainable, eco-friendly willow fence somewhere at your meeting place or in your local community.

Use your communication skills to share a special item with others and explain why it’s so important to you.

Play this classic sport while seated in chairs. Talk tactics and positions before you start and see which team wins!

Pick and mix from some sweet and salty treats, and make the perfect snack to keep you going on a hike.

Find your way back and escape the wilderness, as we see what it might be like to find yourself in unknown territory.

Go on a walk and create a journey stick to remember all the things you see along the way.

Monuments, such as statues, tell the history of an area. Go and discover some near you, then make a monumental masterpiece.

Turn into a reporter and find out about someone’s international Scout experience.

Find out how common mental health problems can stand in the way of young people from all walks of life.

Practise talking like a pilot by using the phonetic alphabet to create clues.

Invite Air Scouts to talk about their flying experiences and host a flight-themed evening.

Wrap up warm then head outside to explore the night sky. What can you spot high above you?

Test your leadership skills by guiding your teammate to safety. Will they trust you enough to walk the plank?

Take part in this question and answer session by discussing your favourite things in your collection.

Go for a walk outside and notice how technology interacts with everyday life.

Make your hikes even more exciting by completing these challenges along the way.

Choose a favourite piece of writing, talk about it with others, then find a way to share it with the world.

Map out your local area to help plan the perfect route for your 'Walk for water', then set off and take action.

Where do different badges and activities belong on the cool wall? It’s up to your group to decide.