Activities

Create a map of the autism-friendly spaces in your community and help others see what more needs to change.

Rubbish doesn’t disappear when it’s thrown away. Find out how long it takes to break down and how you can help.

Put on a performance to show what you’ve learned about mental health and what you’ll do next.

Build links with other Scout groups and learn about diversity in Scouts.

Which goal should people focus on to help solve the Rohingya crisis? Make your choice then defend your decision.

Decide how you’ll make more change and create a storyboard to show your plans.

Show your decision maker how you’ve taken action to promote better mental health for all.

Reflect on everything you’ve learned and share a positive statement to inspire people to work towards ending homelessness.

Champion kindness by making a pledge to do something kind for others.

Create a postcard to share what you’ve learned about mental health and give others some wellbeing tips.

Share what you’ve learned about refugees and displaced children by building shelters at an event.

Share your knowledge of the Rohingya crisis and quiz your community.

Invite your local decision maker to find out more about better mental health for all and share their plans of support.

Find out about the events 80 years ago that shaped the history and people of the Bailiwick of Guernsey during the war.

Mark Remembrance together by crafting a paracord poppy.

Learn about Scouts contributions during the war and try your hand at weaving.

Whip up a refreshing glass of ranovola, a Madagascan toasted rice treat.

Sew some poppies and mark Remembrance together with this online craft.

Liven up the place with some Chinese paper cut artwork – chop chop!

Hold a successful virtual Remembrance reflection with our hints and tips.

Channel your inner Sea Scouts and test your secret semaphore signalling skills.

Mark Remembrance as a group by crafting your own felt poppy wreath.

Learn about the memorial to the Unknown Warrior and reflect in your own way. What would you like to say to them?

Video meetings have become a big part of our lives, but do you know how to say some common video call phrases in Spanish?