Activities

Look at how to make your group as welcoming as it can be for refugees and displaced children.

Write to your MP to shine a light on challenges disabled people face in your community.

Plan an inclusive and welcoming day to show your community that your group is open to everyone.

Discover what makes a safe, child-friendly space, build your own, and learn how Save the Children use them.

Assess your meeting place, then plan to make it even better.

Practice your rugby passing skills and work together to stop the ball from dropping.

Work as a group to make care packages for people who need them.

Learn about the history of Scottish shortbread, then make the traditional teatime treat.

Plan what you'd love to ask Scouts from another country, before going to an international Scout event.

Get active with two classic Scottish sports.

Cook and serve this classic Scottish meal to celebrate Burns Night (or any other day of the year).

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

Learn some lines to say that make a statement about recognising people who struggle with their mental health.

We are closer to people around the world than ever - find the connections between migrants, refugees and yourself.

Shake away your fears and doubts as we see how mindfulness can help us take our minds off our problems

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

Show what you know about mental health with a quick quiz.

Keep your cool as you choose your answers in this multiple-choice quiz and learn about how our climate is changing.

Work together to stop the balloons touching the floor as we look at how a mental health issue can impact on your life.

Mime or sign a common word or phrase as we look at the challenges of communicating with those who speak other languages.

What’s been going on? Fill out your card the fastest to win by finding out how our friends manage their mental health.

Flag up issues and share your promise to help improve the natural environment in your local area.

Find the ‘overwhelming’ differences in these pictures and think about how such small changes could have a big impact.

Decide what you would do in these tricky scenarios and think about the impossible choices many homeless people face.