Running your Unit
All you need to know on running a successful Scout Network.
Everything you need to know about the structure, programme and a useful checklist for running a successful Scout Network.
It's a requirement of Policy, Organisation and Rules that every District has one District Scout Network only.
The way that a District chooses to finance its Scout Network provision is very much a decision made locally. However, there are a number of rules, which must be adhered to.
Scout Network Support Roles
Discover Training Requirements for Scout Network Roles, including the District Scout Network Commissioner and the Assistant County Commissioner (Scout Network).
Read about the roles and the requirementsOptions for 18+ in Scouting
Do you know someone who wants to do something for Scouting? There are numerous options available to young people aged 18 and over.
Check out their optionsDistrict Trustee Board
Scout Network members over the age of 18 are able to be trustees and full voting members of the District Trustee Board.
Learn more about District Trustee BoardProjects and events
The Scout Network programme is based around projects and events, and many people have been asking what is meant by these terms and what is the difference. We’ve therefore put together this guide to help you find your way through the jargon and plan brilliant projects and events.
Read our guidanceLink Arrangements
A Link Agreement is a simple written agreement within the Scout District between all of the Explorer Scout provision (all of the Explorer Scout Units) and the District Scout Network with the primary purpose of ensuring a smooth transition of young people from Explorer Scouts to Scout Network at the age of 18.
Discover the main elementsDistrict Scout Network Commissioner Essentials
The District Scout Network Commissioner will line manage one or more Programme Co-ordinators. A District Scout Network Commissioner (DSNC) Essentials Guide is available to support District Commissioners (DCs) with DSNC inductions and to act as a source of reference to DSNCs in their role.
Read the guide