Activities

Work together, use trial and error, and listen to your team to find the only way across the spotty dotty road.

One way to understand a faith or culture is to step into someone else’s shoes and visit the place they practice it.

Make your own Scout World Membership Badge out of natural materials, then learn about its parts.

Create a piece of artwork you can explore with your hands.

Give scooting a go in this fun taster session.

Observe the Moon, then recreate a much tastier version with a biscuit (or two).

Learn the points of the compass with this energetic game.

Test your map reading skills and eye for detail by navigating a route and spotting things along the way.

As a team, design the aircraft of your dreams. Show it to others, and appreciate their creations too.

How do you like to cook your food? Learn about cooking methods, and match them with the foods you like to eat.

Understand your local coat of arms, then make your own shield. Find out where you might find local examples of heraldry.

Learn about your local area by making a route, then navigating your way around with someone else’s directions.

A big story is about to break, and it’s down to you to sniff out facts, interview witnesses, and report the truth.

Can you crack the hacker's code to save technology, and use your own code to communicate with others on the mission?

Spend a few minutes meeting others and chatting about the topic you’re given. How well do you know each other?

Share your ideas for future activities and adventures by throwing them around the room in a ‘snowball’ fight.

See if you can pack your bag without taking someone else’s items. What do you need for different adventures?

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

Create a campfire and then sing some fun songs around it.

Practice knots and lashings, then test your skills by building chariots and racing them outdoors.

Make a list of your favourite badges, then choose the badge the group want to achieve.

Pit the badges against each other, then choose the badge the group want to achieve.

Tell a story full of DIY mishaps – then work out how to prevent them happening to you.

Show your problem-solving skills through a series of tasks and puzzles – have you got what it takes to be a spy?