A group of young people and adults from The Scout Association will be attending ...
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Scout Active Support allows people to give their time to Scouting on a flexible basis.
This interactive PDF allows to you save and chart your progress through the Adult Training modules.
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Special Needs support from SHQ
Support for Global Activites
Support for Duke of Edinburgh Award
These free resources will be useful for working towards various nature-orientated Activity Badges.
Information on how Scouting helps young people achieve both in school and out.
The Scottish Development Fund exists to provide financial support to Scouting projects across Scotland
The CashBack for Communities Small Grants Scheme offers funding of up to £2000 to increase the provision of positive activities available to young people through local youth groups.
Details on our Adult Training.
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Support and information for Office Bearers.
Documents of The Scottish Council.
Whatever your skills, experience and interests, we can find a role for you!
Scottish Headquarters has materials and expertise to help you recruit additional adult volunteers to grow Scouting in your area.
Meggernie is hosting a leaders only weekend from 30 Aug to 1 Sept
Lochgoilhead National Activity Centre is offering a 5 day camp for Cubs from 14th – 20th July 2013
Scouting is open to all young people and adults regardless of sexuality.
Pride Scotia is one of several fantastic events across the UK that helps us demonstrate our commitment to equality and building a more inclusive society. Not only is this key to the achievement of the Vision Towards 2018, but it’s also a great opportunity to showcase how rewarding it is to be a volunteer in Scouting.
Whatever your sexuality, join us to celebrate our diversity on Saturday 15 June 2013
The Pride Parade assembles from 11.30am outside the Scottish Parliament and moves off up the Royal Mile at noon. After a short pause for half an hour or so outside the City Chambers, where we are addressed by invited guests, the parade will wind its merry way up the Royal Mile and along George IV Bridge, before terminating at Bristo Square. There will then be entertainment in Teviot House that will include the Health and Community Fair.
A group of young people and adults from The Scout Association will be attending the fair to promote Scouting as a modern and inclusive organisation. Please do pop along and say hello!
Pride Scotia is Scotland's national LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) pride festival. Run entirely by volunteers, it takes the form of a pride march and a community based festival to celebrate diversity and personal identity. The traditional pride march and rally provides a platform for politicians, community activists, celebrities and, most importantly, individuals to turn out to march through the city centre to celebrate pride.