Activities

Identify possible dangers to wildlife in your local area and make a poster with recycled items.

Have fun building a brilliant online campaign to promote a community event.

Using film as the focus, plan an event to help others think about the experience of child refugees and welcoming new friends.

Explore air particulates in your local environment and look at how they can affect us.

Tell others about air pollution, why it’s bad and how we can help

Do you know how much water you use in a week? Find out and take action to become more water-smart and environmentally friendly.

Celebrate an event by throwing a street party in your local area

Do a little something for your Scouts community by opening a mini library.

Join in Casita’s chorus by making music from your meeting place.

Scavenge through newspapers to get groups thinking about the people that help us.

Learn about acts of service and say thank you to our loved ones and communities.

Learn about energy usage and how we can help reduce it in this fast, fun, cups and saucers game.

Learn all about the Priority Services Register and how we can help our community in this fast paced, strategic activity.

Hold a craft and care event for the local community to spread awareness about mental health and wellbeing.

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

Create a micro wildlife reserve and show it to your friends.

Observe Holocaust Memorial Day with this group art activity.

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

Experience your local environment and make a commitment to protect it.

Get thinking about some super skills and everything you learn at Scouts.

Draw your very own superhero, pick their powers, and put them to work in the community.

Think of some of your favourite local places and create a collage to welcome anyone new to the area.

Share a happy thought or motivating message with your helping hands.

Make a kindness jar to show someone how much you care about them.