Service to the movement
Rovers run training, support national events and do the work that keeps the association going.
what it's like
For ages 18 to 26 — service, adventure and leadership.
How a typical term looks in this section.
Rovers run training, support national events and do the work that keeps the association going.
Diving, hiking and sailing, planned and led by the crew, often with Rovers from other countries.
Rovers who want to lead a section receive formal training through the association.
Rovers are adults who choose to stay in scouting. The section combines genuine adventure with substantial service to the association and the country.
Rovers support national events, run training for younger leaders, and take on the work that keeps the association running.
Expeditions, diving, hiking and sailing — Rovers plan and lead their own programme, often alongside Rover crews from other countries.
Rovers who want to lead a section receive formal training through the association's leader training scheme.
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.
