Learning through play
Games, stories and small challenges that build teamwork without ever feeling like a lesson.
what it's like
For ages 6 to 10 — games, discovery and first adventures.
How a typical term looks in this section.
Games, stories and small challenges that build teamwork without ever feeling like a lesson.
From swimming and cycling to island heritage, presented in front of the whole pack.
Day trips, beach clean-ups and a pack holiday — usually the moment scouting sticks.
Cubs is where scouting starts. Meetings are built around games, stories and small challenges that teach teamwork without ever feeling like a lesson.
Cubs meet weekly in their local group. An evening might include a wide game, learning a new knot, working towards a badge, and a quiet moment at the end to reflect on what everyone learned.
Cubs work through activity badges covering everything from swimming and cycling to the environment and island heritage. Badges are earned, never given, and are presented in front of the whole pack.
Cubs take part in day trips, beach clean-ups and their first nights away from home at a pack holiday — usually the moment a child decides scouting is for them.
what's coming up
Camps, training and community days.
The whole association marches through Victoria to mark Founder's Day.
a few from lately
Photographs from camps, clean-ups and ceremonies across the islands.
there’s a place for everyone
You start at six and you can stay until twenty-six. Each section has its own programme, its own badges, and its own way of doing things.
Join us
Applications take about ten minutes and a leader will be in touch.
