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Scouts: the springboard to my career
/news/2020/march/scouts-the-springboard-to-my-career/In his job interview to become a police officer, Scout volunteer Keyur Patel was asked about his skills and experiences – to cope under pressure, to work in a team, to be brave, to show empathy to those in difficult circumstances. Almost all of the examples he gave were examples of things he’d learnt in Scouts. Here, Keyur tells us how Scouts helped him onto the road to his career.
Taking the right steps at the right time
/news/2020/july/taking-the-right-steps-at-the-right-time/We may be entering a new phase of the crisis with the easing of some restrictions, but our movement still faces unprecedented challenges. UK Chief Commissioner, Tim Kidd and Matt Hyde, Chief Executive explain what actions we’re taking to protect the movement, as well as sharing progress towards the safe return to face-to-face meetings and activities.
Explorers Leadership Activity Badge
/explorers/activity-badges/leadership-old/Taking the lead can go a long way. Learn effective leadership skills that will help support you and your team.
History Comes Alive Blanket Badge
/scouts/activity-badges/history-comes-alive-blanket-badge/The History Comes Alive Blanket Badge is the winning design from our Scouts 'Design a Badge' competition! Our blanket badges don't have set requirements, but we've added some activity ideas below to help. Baker, from South Lanarkshire, produced this great design when he was still in Cubs. The top four entries from the competition were posted on social media where members voted for their favourite. Well done Baker!
How to handle challenging behaviour
/news/2020/april/how-to-handle-challenging-behaviour/It’s difficult for anyone to be ‘well behaved’ 100% of the time, but particularly tough when we’re stuck inside with each other all day long. Knowing that for some young people, tempers can fray quite quickly, we spoke to authors and educators Paul Dix and Noël Janis-Norton to get their thoughts on how families can help to promote positive behaviour.
26 in 26: a Network Challenge
/scouts/activity-badges/26-in-26-a-network-challenge/2026 is your year to take on 26 exciting challenges, each inspired by a letter of the alphabet. From A to Z, this initiative is all about trying new things, saying “yes” to fresh opportunities, and discovering what you’re capable of. Whether you want to get outdoors, learn new skills, help others, or unleash your creativity, there’s something for everyone. Take on the alphabet, explore your interests, and make 2026 a year to remember.
Scouts Fundraising Activity Badge
/scouts/activity-badges/fundraising/Become the inspiration for people to start supporting good causes.
Explorers Space Activity badge
/explorers/activity-badges/space-old/If you've a passion for the wonders of the universe, are fascinated by the next steps of space exploration or just enjoy looking at the night sky, then the Explorers Space badge is the one for you.
Monster Mash
/news/2019/october/monster-mash/Every country and culture has its monsters, and these often say something about our deepest fears. To give you ideas for Halloween (or any other monster-themed night, because who doesn’t love finding out about new horrifying beasts of legend?), we look at some of the strangest monsters around the globe. One isn’t quite what it seems, though – can you spot the ‘fake’ monster, made up by 16th Erith Waingunga Cubs?
Scouts Hobbies Activity Badge
/scouts/activity-badges/hobbies/Take part in a hobby and develop your skills. You could choose to develop your creative and artistic flair, play sports or take part in other pursuits.
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