Scouting Program
Scouting is a rewarding and welcoming experience, regardless of age, gender or any previous experience in the global Scouting movement.
Children and young people up to the age of 25 can join a local group and enjoy a journey through the different sections of Scouting, which each have their own age-appropriate activities and colour-coded uniforms. Scouting’s program allows new members to join at any point along the way.
Leaders help young members to transition through the different sections of Scouting. When it’s time for someone to move the next section, we want them to be excited about stepping up and being ready to take on an exciting new challenge.
The Scouts Youth Program forms the ‘Why, What, and How’ of Scouting.
WHY – The Purpose
The program exists to encourage young people’s personal progression and support them in their development as active citizens involved in their local, national and global communities.
WHAT – The Activities
A diverse program of activities that are adventurous, fun, challenging, and inclusive.
HOW – The Scout Method
The learning process is achieved through a unique method of delivery.
Throughout the scouting journey, scouts experience working as a member of a small-team or patrol, as a member of a larger unit made up of a number of scouts in the same section, and as an individual.
Reasons to join Scouts WA
A unique
program
Our program is like nothing else, offering a huge range of activities and experiences for ages ranging from 6 to 25 – and new members can join at any stage of Scouts!
Fun and
Adventure
From stories, games and craft to camping, bush adventures and water activities, Scouting offers activities to suit every interest and age group.
Growth and Learning
Scouts grow through adventure and new challenges. They make friends, build confidence and explore their abilities and interests. But most of all, Scouts have fun!
Diversity and Inclusion
Scouts WA values diversity and we warmly welcome members and volunteers from all backgrounds, and those with intellectual or physical disabilities.
