Helping you lead with confidence, creativity, and calm.
Whether you're planning your hundredth camp or your very first badge night, this section is packed with practical, ready-to-use ideas to make life easier.
From no-prep games to bonus activities, educational extras and Scouting tips — everything here is designed by real leaders, for real leaders.
Because great sessions don’t have to mean more work.
Explore. Borrow. Share. And make your next meeting even better.
Sometimes you need a quick activity — maybe your main session ended early, the weather’s changed your plans, or you just need to let off some energy.
Here are five Scout-tested, leader-approved games that need no equipment at all. Just your troop, a bit of space, and a sense of humour!
Rainy weather doesn’t mean the fun has to stop.
Here are five brilliant indoor activities that need minimal prep, work brilliantly in a Scout hut or hall, and keep your Cubs and Scouts engaged, learning, and having fun — even when the skies open up.
Build skills, solve problems, and have fun — together!
Looking for ways to build teamwork, leadership, and communication without needing a huge setup? These five team-based activities are easy to run indoors or out, with little to no equipment — and they build core Scouting values in a fun, hands-on way.
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Deal with the chaos, create order and promote fun!
Taking the lead for the first time with a group of young people can feel exciting, nerve-wracking, and a little overwhelming — all at once. Whether you’re stepping into a regular leadership role or supporting a one-off activity, this guide will help you kick off your session smoothly and with confidence.
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The best planning takes away the stress and builds fulfilment
A successful term doesn’t just happen — it’s the result of thoughtful planning, clever mixing, and a dash of flexibility. Whether you're new to running sessions or just looking to refresh your approach, this guide will help you build a program that ticks all the right boxes: fun, skill-building, adventure, and achievement.
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One of the best ways to help young people understand kindness, responsibility, and community is by getting them involved in charity work. Whether it’s raising money, collecting donations, or simply giving their time, Scouts of all ages can make a big difference locally.
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Taming the Chaos: Managing Rowdy and Overzealous Youths in Sessions
Every Scout leader has been there — you're trying to explain a fun activity, but two kids are sword-fighting with tent poles, one is crawling under the table, and another is very loudly sharing what they had for tea.
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