Scouts WA

Snorkelling Skills Session - UWA
2026-05-07 19:00 - 20:30 (Australia/Perth) | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 20 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Skill Stations: Participants move through guided activities such as fitting and clearing masks, mastering the “blast method” for clearing snorkels, and practicing efficient finning techniques.
Safety Training: Instructor lead briefings on water safety, buddy systems, and underwater hand signals.
Provided: masks, snorkels and fins, though participants are allowed to bring their own if suitable.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Pool entry for dry adults is free.
To reserve this session for your Unit email events@scoutswa.com.au. All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap, R-003422.
For further information on the Snorkelling program contact: Sharni: sharni.jagger@scoutswa.com.au

Sea Kayaking Skills Session - UWA
2026-05-07 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 10 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Learn to exit and re-enter a Sea Kayak, roll a Sea Kayak with a paddle, roll a Sea Kayak without a paddle.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Dry adults pool entry is free.
To reserve this session for your Unit email events@scoutswa.com.au. All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap, R-003157.
For further information on the Sea Kayak Skills program contact: Niall – niall.ward@scoutswa.com.au

Master Mariners Competition 2026
2026-05-16 - 2026-05-17
Crews of 6 Scouts, Venturers, or Rovers compete in various boating skill areas. Judges are Master Mariners from the company Master Mariners Australia (WA Branch).
Registrations will be in ScoutMap.
If you are having trouble registering for this event, please contact events@scoutswa.com.au.

Kayaking Skills Session - UWA
2026-05-21 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 10 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Learn to exit and re-enter Kayak, roll a Kayak with a paddle, roll a Kayak without a paddle.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Dry adults pool entry is free.
To reserve this session for your Unit email events@scoutswa.com.au. All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap (R-003158).
For further information on the Kayak Skills program contact: Niall – niall.ward@scoutswa.com.au

Snorkelling Skills Session - UWA
2026-05-21 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 20 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Skill Stations: Participants move through guided activities such as fitting and clearing masks, mastering the “blast method” for clearing snorkels, and practicing efficient finning techniques.
Safety Training: Instructor lead briefings on water safety, buddy systems, and underwater hand signals.
Provided: masks, snorkels and fins, though participants are allowed to bring their own if suitable.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Pool entry for dry adults is free.
To reserve this session for your Unit email events@scoutswa.com.au. All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap, R-003423.
For further information on the Snorkelling program contact: Sharni: sharni.jagger@scoutswa.com.au

May Moot 2026
2026-05-22 - 2026-05-24
Eligibility – Rover Scouts
Registrations will be through ScoutMap and close on the 8th May.
For assistance with ScoutMap please see the Handbook.
For assistance registering for this event, please email events@scoutswa.com.au.

Rotto Splash 2026
2026-05-23 07:00 - 17:30 | Rottnest Island, Rottnest Island, WA, 6161, Australia
Rotto Splash 2026
This year’s one-day event will focus on the environment, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and community service, all while working on your OAS progressions. Thanks to support from the Rottnest Island Authority, we will begin the day with a ranger-led talk followed by a beach clean-up with data collection on the collected waste contributing to environmental awareness and action.
Youth will need to register into one of 2 groups each aligned with a specific SDG theme: Life Below Water and Life on Land.
This event is for Venturers and Rovers.
The Life on Land group will conduct their clean-up by bike, during which participants could log up to two bike rides for OAS progression.
The Life Below Water group will focus on a snorkelling-based beach clean-up. Participants in this group may complete most, if not all, of OAS Stage 4 Snorkelling and have option to further complete Safe Participant Snorkelling. Youth participating in Snorkelling will need to bring their own wetsuit or thermal swimming suits / vest. Snorkelling set will be provided if you do not have your own. Please note participants will need to be able to swim 25m freestyle plus 15m breaststroke or 15m survival backstroke
Please ensure you meet no later than 7am at BShed for registration prior to boarding the ferry.
$45 event fee includes the ferry trip and hire of bikes, please BYO lunch, water bottle and snacks.
Registrations are through ScoutMap and close 4pm 1 May 2026. R-003373
All adult spots have now been filled, thank you.
For help registering please contact Events: events@scoutswa.com.au.

Kayaking Skills Session - UWA (Reserved)
2026-05-28 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 10 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Learn to exit and re-enter Kayak, roll a Kayak with a paddle, roll a Kayak without a paddle.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Dry adults pool entry is free.
To reserve this session for your Unit email events@scoutswa.com.au. All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap (R-003159).
For further information on the Kayak Skills program contact: Niall – niall.ward@scoutswa.com.au

Snorkelling Skills Session - UWA (Reserved)
2026-05-28 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 20 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Skill Stations: Participants move through guided activities such as fitting and clearing masks, mastering the “blast method” for clearing snorkels, and practicing efficient finning techniques.
Safety Training: Instructor lead briefings on water safety, buddy systems, and underwater hand signals.
Provided: masks, snorkels and fins, though participants are allowed to bring their own if suitable.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Pool entry for dry adults is free.
To reserve this session for your Unit email events@scoutswa.com.au. All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap, R-003424.
For further information on the Snorkelling program contact: Sharni: sharni.jagger@scoutswa.com.au

Sea Kayaking Skills Session - UWA (Reserved)
2026-06-04 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 10 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Learn to exit and re-enter a Sea Kayak, roll a Sea Kayak with a paddle, roll a Sea Kayak without a paddle.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Dry adults pool entry is free.
To reserve this session for your Unit email events@scoutswa.com.au. All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap, R-003160.
For further information on the Sea Kayak Skills program contact: Niall – niall.ward@scoutswa.com.au

Snorkelling Skills Session - UWA (Reserved)
2026-06-04 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 20 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Skill Stations: Participants move through guided activities such as fitting and clearing masks, mastering the “blast method” for clearing snorkels, and practicing efficient finning techniques.
Safety Training: Instructor lead briefings on water safety, buddy systems, and underwater hand signals.
Provided: masks, snorkels and fins, though participants are allowed to bring their own if suitable.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Pool entry for dry adults is free.
To reserve this session for your Unit email events@scoutswa.com.au. All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap, R-003434.
For further information on the Snorkelling program contact: Sharni: sharni.jagger@scoutswa.com.au

2026-06-08 08:00 - 17:00
Attend your National Power Boat Handling Course at this non-residential course. It will run from Friday 7 Aug to Sunday 9 Aug.
Eligibility: must be 14 years +
Please email bl.boating@scoutswa.com.au with your request for a reservation.

Kayaking Skills Session - UWA (Reserved)
2026-06-18 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 10 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Learn to exit and re-enter Kayak, roll a Kayak with a paddle, roll a Kayak without a paddle.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Dry adults pool entry is free.
To reserve this session for your Unit email events@scoutswa.com.au. All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap (R-003161).
For further information on the Kayak Skills program contact: Niall – niall.ward@scoutswa.com.au

Snorkelling Skills Session - UWA (Reserved)
2026-06-18 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 20 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Skill Stations: Participants move through guided activities such as fitting and clearing masks, mastering the “blast method” for clearing snorkels, and practicing efficient finning techniques.
Safety Training: Instructor lead briefings on water safety, buddy systems, and underwater hand signals.
Provided: masks, snorkels and fins, though participants are allowed to bring their own if suitable.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Pool entry for dry adults is free.
To reserve this session for your Unit email events@scoutswa.com.au. All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap, R-003435.
For further information on the Snorkelling program contact: Sharni: sharni.jagger@scoutswa.com.au

Kayaking Skills Session - UWA (reserved)
2026-06-25 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 10 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Learn to exit and re-enter Kayak, roll a Kayak with a paddle, roll a Kayak without a paddle.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Dry adults pool entry is free.
All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap (R-003162).
For further information on the Kayaking Skills program contact: Niall – niall.ward@scoutswa.com.au

Snorkelling Skills Session - UWA (Reserved)
2026-06-25 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 20 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Skill Stations: Participants move through guided activities such as fitting and clearing masks, mastering the “blast method” for clearing snorkels, and practicing efficient finning techniques.
Safety Training: Instructor lead briefings on water safety, buddy systems, and underwater hand signals.
Provided: masks, snorkels and fins, though participants are allowed to bring their own if suitable.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Pool entry for dry adults is free.
To reserve this session for your Unit email events@scoutswa.com.au. All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap, R-003436.
For further information on the Snorkelling program contact: Sharni: sharni.jagger@scoutswa.com.au

Scouting Essentials Course - June
2026-06-26 00:00 - 2026-06-28 00:00 | Manjedal Adventure Centre, 163 Manjedal Rd, Karrakup, Western Australia, 6122, Australia
Scouting Essentials Course – June

Eligibility – Rover Scouts, Leaders, Volunteers
Max numbers – 24 participants
Scouting Essentials are the ‘survival skills’ for an Adult Leader. They explain how the youth Achievement Pathways work, how to operate a youth led program, the Patrol System, youth empowerment and some initial leadership skills training.
*Registrations close 4pm June 5 2026, or when the course has reached capacity. Once capacity has been reached, a waitlist will be established. You must have completed all the required On-Demand Learning Modules before you are added onto the waitlist. You will not be offered a spot if one becomes available and the pre-requisites have not been met. Register through ScoutMap, or HERE. If you are experiencing difficulties registering, please contact training@scoutswa.com.au prior to registrations closing*
Scouting Preliminary and Scouting Essentials On Demand learning modules must be completed before submitting your registration. You will be withdrawn from the course if these are not complete at the time of registration and can re-register after all are completed.
There are two parts to Scouting Essentials. A series of self-paced on demand training modules which must be completed prior to registering for this face-to-face course.
The following online modules can be found at training.scouts.com.au
Scouting Preliminary On Demand:
SP ADULT – I’m and Adult Leader
SP CHILD – Child Safe Scouting
SP METHOD – The Scout Method
SP SAFE – Preliminary ScoutSafe
SP SPICES – Educational Objectives & SPICES
SP WHS – WHS for Scouting
SP YLAS – Youth Leading, Adult Supporting
Scouting Essentials On Demand:
SE ACHIEVE – Achievement Pathways
SE BEHAVE – Managing Behaviors
SE EMPOWER – Youth Empowerment
SE INCLUDE – Being Inclusive
SE PATROL – The Patrols System for One Program
SE PDR – Plan> Do> Review
SE RESILIENCE – Building Resilience
SE SCOUT – I’m a Scout
SE THANKS – Thank you BP
SE YLPROG – Youth Led Programming
Once these have been completed, please register for the Scouting Essentials course. Please ensure you are entering your Group Leader to endorse your registration. Your Group Leader will be sent an authorisation email to confirm you can attend the course and have met all prerequisites.
If you would like to request assistance for Regional Travel or Fuel Reimbursement for Regional Members please ensure that you submit the updated TR2 form to training@scoutswa.com.au before the Course Registration Close to be eligible.
The TR2 form and process can be found here:
Adult and Leader Training – Scouts WA
TR2 Form

Snorkelling Skills Session - UWA (Reserved)
2026-07-02 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 20 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Skill Stations: Participants move through guided activities such as fitting and clearing masks, mastering the “blast method” for clearing snorkels, and practicing efficient finning techniques.
Safety Training: Instructor lead briefings on water safety, buddy systems, and underwater hand signals.
Provided: masks, snorkels and fins, though participants are allowed to bring their own if suitable.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Pool entry for dry adults is free.
To reserve this session for your Unit email events@scoutswa.com.au. All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap, R-003437.
For further information on the Snorkelling program contact: Sharni: sharni.jagger@scoutswa.com.au

Kayaking Skills Session - UWA
2026-07-02 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 10 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Learn to exit and re-enter Kayak, roll a Kayak with a paddle, roll a Kayak without a paddle.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Dry adults pool entry is free.
To reserve this session for your Unit email events@scoutswa.com.au. All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap (R-003163).
For further information on the Kayaking Skills program contact: Niall – niall.ward@scoutswa.com.au

RoVent 2026
2026-07-03 - 2026-07-05 | BORMSA, Beverley Offroad Motorsport Association, Beverley, WA, 6304, Australia
Get ready for RoVent 2026!
Your chance to compete in a car prepared by your unit in a controlled environment.
The event is run over 2 days, competition is in teams of 4, open to both Venturers and Rovers.
Never driven a car before?… no need to worry, we’ll teach you! All Venturers and novice drivers are in cars with licensed Leaders to teach you!
Don’t have a unit team or car?… we can place you in a team.
Registrations and further information can be found in ScoutMap at R-003931.
RoVent Flyer 2026

National Power Boat Handling and Recreational Skippers Ticket Courses
2026-07-10 - 2026-07-12
Attend both your National Power Boat Handling Course and Recreational Skippers Ticket Course in one weekend. This non-residential course will run from Friday 10 July to Sunday 12 July.
Eligibility: must be 14 years +
Please email bl.boating@scoutswa.com.au with your request for a reservation.

Personal Development Course #4, July 2026
2026-07-24 - 2026-07-26
The Personal Development Course 4 is aimed at Venturer Scouts aged 16+ and Rover Scouts 18-20 years.
Empowering young leaders to build their leadership skills primarily by participating, assisting, and leading within their Unit program, learning by doing and working together through the Patrol System. Personal Development Courses don’t “teach” leadership directly; instead, they consolidate existing learning, create opportunities for reflection, and open the door to new avenues of personal growth. One of the SPICES, character is the pursuit of one’s personal best and includes having a positive attitude, demonstrating responsibility, respect, and making an effort beyond what benefits oneself.
Full uniform is required.
Registrations are open in ScoutMap and will close on 17 July 2026. R-003515
For more information contact Sharni Jagger: sharni.jagger@scoutswa.com.au.
If you are having trouble registering, please contact Events: events@scoutswa.com.au.

National Power Boat Handling Course and Recreational Skippers Ticket Course
2026-07-24 - 2026-07-26
Attend both your National Power Boat Handling Course and Recreational Skippers Ticket Course in one weekend. This non-residential course will run from Friday 24 July to Sunday 26 July.
Eligibility: must be 14 years +
Please email bl.boating@scoutswa.com.au with your request for a reservation.

National Power Boat Handling Course
2026-08-07 - 2026-08-09
Attend your National Power Boat Handling Course at this non-residential event. It will run from Friday 7 August to Sunday 9 August.
Eligibility: must be 14 years +
Please email bl.boating@scoutswa.com.au with your request for a reservation.

Safe Participant Course - Canoe
2026-08-29 08:00 - 15:00 | Moore River Campsite, Guilderton
Safe Participant (SP) Course – Canoe
This is a one-day introduction to canoeing. You will learn basic skills and rescue techniques.
This course is self-catered. Participants will need to bring food as if they were hiking.
Pre-requisites for this course are:
– Compliant member of Scouts WA (this means holding a valid WWCC and Police Clearance, and all mandatory modules in-date)
– Hold current first aid certificate
– Logbook with at least 2 paddling activities entered, these don’t have to be Scouting activities – any paddling counts but you do have to be in the craft type you are going for the qualification in eg- 2 canoeing activities
– Completion of on-demand e-learning modules (These are the Level 1 Common Core set, and the Level 1 Canoeing/Kayaking set) Modules can be accessed through training.scouts.com.au
Registrations close 4pm 24th August, or when the course has reached capacity. Register through ScoutMap HERE.
Date – Saturday 29th August
Time – 8am – 3pm (please arrive ready to begin for 8am sharp)
Location – Moore River Campsite, Guilderton
Cost – $30
For any questions or concerns, please contact the Course Lead – bronwyn.martin@scoutswa.com.au
If you are experiencing difficulties registering, please contact training@scoutswa.com.au before the registration closing date

RoVent 2.0 2026
2026-09-11 - 2026-09-13
Get ready for RoVent 2.0 2026!
Your chance to compete in a car prepared by your unit in a controlled environment.
The event is run over 2 days, competition is in teams of 4, open to both Venturers and Rovers.
Never driven a car before?… no need to worry, we’ll teach you! All Venturers and novice drivers are in cars with licensed Leaders to teach you!
Don’t have a unit team or car?… we can place you in a team.
Registrations and further information on ScoutMap – R-004122
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Junior Motorsport-Australia_Licence-Application
Vehicle Specification 2026 Motorsport Australia Disclaimer 2026
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RoVent 2.0 Flyer 2026

Scouting Management Course - September
2026-09-11 19:00 - 2026-09-13 16:00 | Manjedal Adventure Centre, 163 Manjedal Rd, Karrakup, Western Australia, 6122, Australia
Scouting Management Course – September
As a manager in Scouting, in addition to a thorough understanding of the youth program, the Adult Leader in a management role will need some specific skills and knowledge to do their job effectively.
After the Leader has the theoretical knowledge from these on demand modules, they will need to complete a face-to-face Scouting Management course.
The following online modules can be found at training.scouts.com.au
Scouting Management On Demand Modules:
B LOA – Basic Leader of Adults
ALOA – Advanced Leader of Adults
ACORE SAFE – Advanced Scoutsafe
To register for this course, you must have attended and Completed the Scouting Essentials Course & completed all the above modules. Your registration will be withdrawn if the above requirements are not completed at the time of your registration. You will be able to re-register after these have been completed.
Once all prerequisites are met, please register for the Scouting Management course. Please ensure you are entering your Group Leader to endorse your registration. Your Group Leader will be sent an authorisation email to confirm you can attend the course and have met all prerequisites.
*Registrations close 4pm August 21 2026. Please register through ScoutMap, or HERE. If you are experiencing difficulties registering, please contact training@scoutswa.com.au prior to registrations closing*
If you would like to request assistance for Regional Travel or Fuel Reimbursement for Regional Members please ensure that you submit the updated TR2 form to training@scoutswa.com.au before the Course Registration Close to be eligible.
The TR2 form and process can be found here: Adult and Leader Training – Scouts WA TR2 Form

Maali Medal 2026
2026-09-18 - 2026-09-20 | Manjedal Adventure Centre, 163 Manjedal Rd, Karrakup, Western Australia, 6122, Australia
Patrol-Alone Style Cooking & Camping Competition
Patrols are required to plan their own program & menu for the weekend.
Patrols can choose to do a Facilitated Activity if they wish. If so, select registration Type 1.
If your patrol does not wish to plan a Facilitated Activity into your program, select registration Type 2.
**all members of your patrol MUST register as the same participant type**
There are two participant registration types:
1. (Scout or Venturer) Participant incl. Facilitated Activity ($50)
Patrols can choose from the following options:
• Archery
• Climbing Wall
• High Ropes
• Mountain Biking
When registering for this participant type, include preferred activity in team name (team name example: The Bushrangers – archery)
2. (Scout or Venturer) Participant NOT incl. Facilitated Activity ($35)
Supporting Leader ($10)
Includes camping fees, badge & food for the weekend.
Leaders will be camping separate from patrols & will be given a role for the weekend.
Due to the nature of the event, there is a limit of one leader per patrol. If more than one leader per patrol registers, extras will be asked to deregister – so please save us the work & only register one leader per patrol.
Patrols do not have to have a leader from their group attend the event.
Patrols should have 5-8 youth. Mixed Scout & Venturer patrols are discouraged – if your group does not have enough youth attending to make a whole patrol, mixed group patrols is preferred.
All registration types will close Friday 28st August.
Facilitated Activity registration spots are limited & will be allocated based on first come/registered basis (the whole patrol needs to be registered, not just one person).

Eligibility: Scouts aged 11+, Venturers aged 14+
Registrations are in ScoutMap at R-004070 and are open now. Please email events if you have any issues registering.

Competition Guidelines & Rules

Rover Ball 2026
2026-09-25 19:00 - 23:00
Rover Ball 2026 – Masquerade
Join us for an unforgettable evening of elegance, mystery, and celebration at the 2026 Rover Ball! Don your finest formal attire and a masquerade mask as we come together for a night of great food, dancing, entertainment, and memories with Rovers and friends from across Western Australia.
Friday, 25 September 2026, 7-11pm
Theme: Masquerade
Tickets: $80 per person
Whether you’re catching up with old friends or making new ones, this is one of the premier social events on the Rover calendar. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
If registering a non-member partner, please put through a second registration in your name under the ‘Partner’ participation type and email events@scoutswa.com.au with the name of your partner and any dietary requirements.

Registrations are open in ScoutMap and will close on 11 September.
If you have trouble registering for this event, please email events@scoutswa.com.au.

Sea Kayaking Skills Session - UWA (reserved)
2026-10-15 19:00 - 20:30 | UWA Aquatic Centre, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Perth, 6009, Australia
Eligibility – Scouts, Venturer Scouts, Rover Scouts
Max numbers – 10 participants (minimum of 4 participants required)
Learn to exit and re-enter a Sea Kayak, roll a Sea Kayak with a paddle, roll a Sea Kayak without a paddle.
The Activity will begin with a briefing and end with a review. Participants are required to wear a rashie and boardies.
Cost: Entry fee to pool – $7.20, participants MUST visit the Aquatic Office to pay gate entry before they enter the water. Pool staff will cross reference their head count with the number of gate entries taken each session.
Dry adults pool entry is free.
All participants will still be required to register through ScoutMap, R-003164.
For further information on the Sea Kayak Skills program contact: Niall – niall.ward@scoutswa.com.au
