Activities

Just like plants, our beliefs and values have roots, but how do your beliefs and values grow?

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

Explore your views and how they compare to some of the manifesto commitments from political parties

Renew your promise with your group and think about what the Scout promise means

Make a difference by hosting a community event in your local area.

Work together to achieve a shared goal, and explore how it feels to be on the receiving end of differential treatment.

Travel back in time to explore how Scouts have supported refugees and how their empathy to those in need has made a difference.

Send a welcoming message to young refugees and displaced children from around the world, to show them they are welcome in the UK.

Observe Holocaust Memorial Day with this group art activity.

Plan how your group can make a positive change in your community.

Why do Scouts celebrate St George’s Day? Find out with a fun quiz.

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

Play the tag game and find out about the idea of affinity bias, then see what we all share in common.

Spend some quali-tea time together with this GongFu guide to cha, chat, and chill.

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.

Inspect infections and highlight hazards as we take a look at some global threats to our health.

Create a new garden or area for your local community.

Put on an event to show your community what you’ve learned about wellbeing and promote better mental health for all.

Help prepare your community to cope with an emergency.

Hosting A Scouts’ Own is the perfect way to reflect on all of the opportunities Scouts brings.

The British Red Cross use people’s kind gifts of time and money to help others. Find out how the BRC look out for you and me!

Use a spider’s web to identify some problems people face when it comes to mental health and come up with some solutions.

Choose your chair with care in this rule-changing challenge, as we see how some rules make life tough for homeless people.