Activities

Can you plan a camping adventure in Spain? Don’t forget to invite your amigas and amigos!

Discover the different air masses that deliver our weather, and decide if you need your brolly or sunscreen!

Use maps to plot where you’ll go on your next adventure, as we brush up on route-wrangling skills.

Organise some night rides with your group to fit into the programme and see the benefits of sundown cycling.

Foray into the fundamentals of flight as we explore the four factors that affect all flying machines.

Be like Wilbur and Orville, as you build from a blueprint, while your team describes what it looks like.

Construct a glider, then chuck it to the sky and watch your creation glide. How far will it travel?

Build a weather station as you learn how to find a weather forecast and prepare for take off.

Work as a group to aim for the targets and guess the aircraft designations you know.

Work as a team to identify the aircraft from their pictures. Can you get all 50?

Use this guide to plan and run your own experiment, as we scrutinise the science in some of your favourite activities.

It’s time to roll the dyes as we experiment with some tie-riffic natural colours and fabrics.

Head outside and ride the breaking waves in this watery adventure.

Learn some simple ways to save food from ending up in the rubbish bin.

Explore how Scouts used their skills to help communities during the second world war.

Plastic isn’t fantastic! Work together to get your meeting place and local community to go single use plastic free.

Share meals, games, and dances from communities who’ve been affected by conflict.

Clean your walking boots until they gleam, then waterproof them so they’re ready for your next adventure.

Learn about the crisis in Afghanistan and create artwork to show your support for children forced to leave their homes.

Channel your inner journalist as you reshape the news and narratives around homelessness and explain the solutions.

Learn about electronics and practice reading resistors in this colour recognising race.

You’ll have to sneak and tiptoe to get the pirate’s map. Will you succeed first time, or try, try again?

Assemble a colour-changing mood light with a USB plug-in, to be enjoyed in those quiet, mindful moments.

Create your own books to tell your community about the lives of refugees and displaced children.