Scouts build confidence, capability and a sense of adventure
Our Scouts operate in Patrols of 6-7 young people who, under adult supervision, undertake all types of exciting, interesting and adventurous activities based on the Scout Challenge scheme.
By being a member or leader of a Patrol, Scouts learn those really important life skills of being part of or leading an effective team, working together, communicating and participating. Many life-long friendships have been made through being a member of the Scouts.
In Scouts there are plenty of opportunities for adventure and fun. You will be able to try lots of different activities like canoeing, exploring, cooking and hiking. By completing activities Scouts gain a badge to wear on their uniform. There are over thirty activity badges to choose from and nine different challenge areas to discover.
1st Cheam Scouts offer up to 16 nights away per year, below are some of our popular trips:
Our annual canal boating expedition is a really popular week away
Trips to Wales offer a chance to get ‘out and about’
Camping at our annual week-long Summer Camp and our weekend camps is great fun
Our Scout programme runs throughout the year, including an informal series of activities during the school holidays. There are also opportunities to take part in events run by Sutton District so they can meet and join other troops in the locality.
Scouts are able to work through their skills and challenge badges and to gain the Chief Scout Gold award. The highest badge in the Scout section.
An explorer, adventurer and TV presenter, Dwayne's been seen in BAFTA nominated Channel 5 series Race to the Pole, on BBC Springwatch, Countryfile, National Geographic and Disney+.
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