Proud to be preparing young people with #SkillsForLife
As Scouts, we are committed to preparing more young people with skills for life, supported by amazing leaders delivering an inspiring programme. We will be growing, more inclusive, shaped by young people and making a bigger impact in our communities.
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6 - 8 years
Make friends and try new indoor and outdoor activities
8-10½ years
Learn practical skills while having adventures with friends
10½-14 years
Build confidence, resilience and a sense of adventure
14-18 years
Take the lead, work together, and embrace new experiences
18-25 years
Hone employability skills and achieve top awards
Recruiting Volunteers
Member Resources
Scout Shop
Grow Your Group
All Groups are invited and encouraged to attend these workshops. The District are investing heavily in this support programme for our volunteers. The more volunteers attend from each Group, the more the Group will benefit.
This programme delivers more support to Groups than has been offered for many, many years.
Be more.
Do more.
Grow more.
Be more.
A set of workshops that look at adult recruitment, engaging with parents, marketing and publicity. The workshops are fun and informative and give you a chance to pick up new ideas and share successes.
Introductory
Workshop 1
Workshop 2
Workshop 3
Thursday 23rd January
Saturday 25th January
Saturday 29th February
Saturday 28th March
Saturday 9th May
Youth Commissioners Community Challenge 2020
As Scouts, we’re always striving to leave the world a little better than we found it.
Over the last one hundred years, the issues we’ve tackled have evolved and changed, but our young people’s drive to make a positive impact remains constant
In the summer of 2015, the UK Scout Association launched A Million Hands, a social action programme to give half a million young people the support they need to tackle the issues they care about and to make a positive impact in their communities.
The City of Nottingham Scouts have not participated in A Million Hands as a District.
This is changing for 2020.
Our Youth Commissioner has set the following challenge to all our Scout Groups:
Identify a real issue within your local community and determine how you/your section can address this issue using the power of food to bring people of different ages together.
