Scouts WA

Scout District Camp Challenge 2026
2026-06-19 - 2026-06-21 | Western Australia
This event is for Scout Units.
Scout Units in each District are encouraged to plan and run a camp together.
Registrations will be in ScoutMap.
If you have trouble registering, please contact events@scoutswa.com.au.

Radio and Technology SIA Bunbury Weekend
2026-06-20 09:00 - 2026-06-21 12:00 (Australia/Perth) | Carey Park Scout Hall, 75 Wisbey Street, Carey Park, WA, 6230, Australia
Registrations are open in ScoutMap:
Joeys Saturday AM session 11am-12pm is at R-003657
Joeys Saturday PM session 1-2pm is at R-003659
Cubs Saturday AM session 9-10.30am is at R-003660
Cubs Saturday PM session 2.30-4pm is at R-003661
Scouts, Venturers and Rovers Sat 9am to Sun 12pm session is at R-003662
If you are having trouble registering for any of these events, please email events@scoutswa.com.au, thank you.

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

Radio STEM Cubs on 1 Aug
2026-06-26 08:00 - 17:00 | Western Australia
Youth members will participate in a range of hands-on activities involving radio, communications, electronics and related technologies that will assist them towards their Special Interest Area badges in STEM and Innovation.
Time: 10.00-11.30am
Duration: 90 mins.
Location: Roleystone Scout Hall, Old Station Rd, Karragullen WA 6111
For additional detail see our webpage https://scoutswa.com.au/radio-tech/
Registrations are in ScoutMap at R-003989
For any questions, please contact radio@scoutswa.com.au
If you are having difficulties registering, please contact events@scoutswa.com.au

Scouting Essentials Course - June
2026-06-26 19:00 - 2026-06-28 16:00 | Western Australia
Start Date – 26th June7:00PM
End Date – 28th June 4:00PM
Location – Manjedal Activity Centre (163 Manjedal Road, Karrakup 6122)
Eligibility – Rover Scouts, Leaders, Volunteers
Max numbers – 26 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.
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. Your GL will be sent an authorisation email to confirm you can attend the course and have met all prerequisites.
Register through ScoutMap HERE. Registrations Close 5 June 2026. If you are experiencing difficulties registering, please contact training@scoutswa.com.au prior to registrations closing (link)
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: https://scoutswa.com.au/youth-program/adult-training-and-development/.

Scouting Adventure Course - June
2026-06-26 19:00 - 2026-06-28 16:00 | Manjedal Adventure Centre, 163 Manjedal Rd, Karrakup, Western Australia, 6122, Australia
Scouting Adventure Course – June
Eligibility – Rover Scouts, Leaders, Volunteers
Max numbers – 24 participants
Scouting Adventure will prepare the new Adult Leader for the great outdoors! Scouts have a huge program of Outdoor Adventure Skills covering nine areas.
The self-paced on demand modules focus on equipping a new Leader to lead in the three core areas of Bushcraft, Bushwalking and Camping.
*Registrations close 4pm June 5 2026. Register through ScoutMap HERE. If you are experiencing difficulties registering, please contact training@scoutswa.com.au prior to registrations closing*
Scouting Adventure 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.
The following online modules can be found at training.scouts.com.au
Scouting Adventure on Demand Modules:
SA E NAVIGATE – Elementary Navigation
SA NAVIGATE – Navigation Skills
SA COMM – Operate Communication Systems
SA SITE – Camping Skills
SA EQUIP – Equipment for Lightweight Camping
SA BUSHPLAN – Bushwalking Skills
SA GUIDE – Plan and Guide Outdoor Activities
SA IMPACT – Minimal Environment Impact Practices
SA WEATHER – Interpreting Weather
SA GROUP – Group Facilitation
SA EMERG A – Responding to Emergencies
SA OUTDOOR PLAN – Planning for Outdoor Activities
Not everything can be learnt online. After the new Leader has the theoretical knowledge from these modules, they will need to complete a face-to-face Scouting Adventure. The prerequisites to attend are completion of the above modules and having attended and Completed Scouting Essentials Course.
Once all pre requisites are met, please register for the Scouting Adventure 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.
Adult and Leader Training – Scouts WA
TR2 Form

Shark Bay SeaTrek 2026
2026-06-27 - 2026-07-04 | Western Australia
Sail and beach camp in the World Heritage-listed Shark Bay archipelago. To join the Shark Bay SeaTrek, you must also attend the SeaTrek Precamp (29-31 May).
All places are now allocated.

Youth Radio STEM Club 28 Jun
2026-06-28 13:00 - 17:00 | Western Australia
Youth Radio STEM Club
Youth Radio STEM Club (YRSC) is for Scouts, Venturers and Girl Guides with a keen interest in radio, electronics, and related technology. The focus is incorporating STEM and Innovation projects into youth member’s award scheme journey.
For additional information see our webpage https://scoutswa.com.au/radio-tech/
Time: 2-4pm.
Location: will be at your local scout hall.
Registrations are in ScoutMap and can be found at R-003271.
If you are having trouble registering, please contact Events: events@scoutswa.com.au.
For further information about the session, please contact the Radio Team: radio@scoutswa.com.au.

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

Section Leaders Conference 2026
2026-07-04 - 2026-07-05 | Pelican Point Scout Group, End of Australia II Drive, Crawley, WA, 6009, Australia
Section Leaders Conference 2026 – Share the Journey
All sections leaders are invited to join the Section Support Team on the weekend of 4th and 5th July at the Pelican Point Sea Scout Hall for the 2026 Section Leaders Conference.
Network with fellow leaders – swap stories, ideas, and inspiration.
Program focus – practical activities you can take straight back to your Unit.
Section-specific training & updates – the latest info to help your section thrive.
Registrations are in ScoutMap at R-003820. Please email events@scoutswa.com.au if you have trouble registering.

Venturers Vertical Day 4 July
2026-07-04 08:30 - 15:00 | Statham’s Quarry, Ridge Hill Rd, Goosberry Hill, WA, 6076, Australia
Abseiling and Climbing activities will be happening on this day. Come join in and have a blast.
More information will be sent out to you once regos close. Only 15 youth spots available.
Any questions, please email bl.vertical@scoutswa.com.au
Location: Statham’s Quarry, Ridge Hill Rd, Gooseberry Hill WA 6076
Eligibility: this event is for Venturers aged 14+
Registrations are in ScoutMap at R-004003 and will close on 2/7/2026 or when the event is full.
Please email events@scoutswa.com.au if you are having issues registering.

National Power Boat Handling and Recreational Skippers Ticket Courses
2026-07-10 - 2026-07-12 | Western Australia
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.

Scouts Vertical Day 18 July
2026-07-18 08:30 - 15:00 | Mountain Quarry, Boya, WA, 6056, Australia
Abseiling and Climbing activities will be happening on this day. Come join in and have a blast.
More information will be sent out to you once regos close. Only 15 youth spots available.
Any questions, please email bl.vertical@scoutswa.com.au
Location: Mountain Quarry, Boya WA 6056
Eligibility: this event is for Scouts aged 11-15 years.
Registrations are in ScoutMap at R-004005 and will close on 16/7/2026 or when the event is full.
Please email events@scoutswa.com.au if you are having issues registering.

Radio STEM (Radio Activities) Venturers on 22 July
2026-07-22 19:00 - 21:00 | Branch HQ, 133 Scarborough Beach Road, Mt Hawthorn, WA, 6016
Venturers will participate in a range of activities, learning correct radio operating protocols as well as learning about basic radio technical theory. They will practise their knowledge with hands on exercises demonstrating their proficiency in using radio communications.

Duration 2 hours.

Time: 7-9pm.

Location: Branch HQ, 133 Scarborough Beach Road, Mt Hawthorn WA 6016

Registrations are in ScoutMap at R-003331.

If you are having difficulties registering, please contact events@scoutswa.com.au

For any questions, please contact radio@scoutswa.com.au
For additional detail see our webpage https://scoutswa.com.au/radio-tech/

Personal Development Course #4, July 2026
2026-07-24 - 2026-07-26 | Western Australia
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 | Western Australia
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.

Scouting Leadership Course - July
2026-07-24 19:00 - 2026-07-26 16:00 | Manjedal Adventure Centre, 163 Manjedal Rd, Karrakup, Western Australia, 6122, Australia
Scouting Leadership training builds on the skills and knowledge gained during previous training and the opportunity to have applied this learning in a practical environment. Scouting Leadership training comprises of On Demand Learning, On the Job learning, a Scouting Leadership face-to-face course and a project.
Leveraging learning completed during the Scouting Leadership course, a project of approximately 10 hours (over three months) will be initiated with a specific aim and goals for achievement.
Completion will usually be reviewed by the participant’s Team Leader as part of the final Wood Badge Evaluation step. In line with National Adult Training and Development Policies, the Team Leader will often be the Group Leader or line manager (if they have achieved a Wood Badge themselves). Identification of the project supervisor will occur during the Scouting Leadership course.
On completion of Scouting Leadership and after a period of evaluation (four months minimum), Leaders receive:
• Wood Badge (wooden beads)
• Parchment
• Gilwell Scarf (International membership of 1st Gilwell Park Scout Group)
*Registrations close July 3 2026. Register through ScoutMap 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

Cubs Wide Game 2026
2026-08-01 - 2026-08-31 | Western Australia
🦕 We’re excited to announce the launch of the 2026 Cub Scout Wide Game! 🦕

Beginning on World Scout Day, we’re launching this year’s adventure, Dinosaur Discovery: The Lost Valley Expedition.

🗓️ Play anytime between 1–31 August to earn your 2026 Wide Game badge. More information on how to request badges for your Unit will be released soon.

Units are welcome to play on their own, but it’s always more fun with friends. Why not get together with other Units in your District and run a joint Wide Game event?

📥 All game resources are now available to download below.

Get ready to explore, discover, and uncover the mysteries of the Lost Valley. We can’t wait to see your Cub Scouts in action!

Cub Scout Wide Game – Lost Valley Expedition 2026
Cub Scout Wide Game – Passport 2026

Radio STEM Joeys session 1 on 1 Aug
2026-08-01 09:00 - 10:00 | Roleystone Scout Hall, Old Station Rd, Karragullen, WA, 6111, Australia
Basic Radio STEM Joeys – Session 1
Youth members will participate in a range of hands-on activities involving radio, communications, electronics and related technologies that will assist them towards their Special Interest Area badges in STEM and Innovation.
Time: 9:00 – 10am.
Duration: 1 hour
Location: Roleystone Scout Hall, Old Station Rd, Karragullen WA 6111
Registrations are in ScoutMap at R-003332.
For any questions, please contact radio@scoutswa.com.au
If you are having difficulties registering, please contact events@scoutswa.com.au

Radio STEM (Intermediate) - Electronics 2B for Scouts and Venturers on 1 Aug
2026-08-01 10:00 - 12:00 | Roleystone Scout Hall, Old Station Rd, Karragullen, WA, 6111, Australia
Radio STEM (Intermediate) Electronics session 2B for Scouts/Venturers
At this workshop, Scouts and Venturers will learn basic soldering techniques and make a simple electronics kit to take home. This session (2B) assumes previous attendance at another electronics activity (Scouts or other location, e.g. school) and some degree of familiarity with soldering, components etc.
For additional information see our Radio and Technology page.
Time: 10am to 12pm
Venue: Roleystone Scout Hall, Old Station Rd, Karragullen WA 6111
Registrations are in ScoutMap and can be found at R-003333.
If you are having trouble registering, please contact Events: events@scoutswa.com.au.
For further information about the session, please contact the Radio Team: radio@scoutswa.com.au.

Youth Radio STEM Club on 1 Aug
2026-08-01 13:00 - 16:00 | Western Australia
Youth Radio STEM Club
Youth Radio STEM Club (YRSC) is for Scouts, Venturers and Girl Guides with a keen interest in radio, electronics, and related technology. The focus is incorporating STEM and Innovation projects into youth member’s award scheme journey.
For additional information see our webpage https://scoutswa.com.au/radio-tech/
Time: 1-4pm.
Location: To be confirmed, in the hills area
Registrations are in ScoutMap and can be found at R-003325.
If you are having trouble registering, please contact Events: events@scoutswa.com.au.
For further information about the session, please contact the Radio Team: radio@scoutswa.com.au.

National Power Boat Handling Course
2026-08-07 - 2026-08-09 | Western Australia
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.

Scouting Essentials Course - August
2026-08-07 19:00 - 2026-08-09 16:00 | Manjedal Adventure Centre, 163 Manjedal Rd, Karrakup, Western Australia, 6122, Australia
Scouting Essentials Course – August

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 July 17 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 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

Scouting Adventure Course - August
2026-08-07 19:00 - 2026-08-09 16:00 | Western Australia
Scouting Adventure Course – August
Eligibility – Rover Scouts, Leaders, Volunteers
Max numbers – 24 participants
Scouting Adventure will prepare the new Adult Leader for the great outdoors! Scouts have a huge program of Outdoor Adventure Skills covering nine areas.
The self-paced on demand modules focus on equipping a new Leader to lead in the three core areas of Bushcraft, Bushwalking and Camping.
*Registrations close 4pm July 17 2026. Register through ScoutMap HERE. If you are experiencing difficulties registering, please contact training@scoutswa.com.au prior to registrations closing*
Scouting Adventure 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.
The following online modules can be found at training.scouts.com.au
Scouting Adventure on Demand Modules:
SA E NAVIGATE – Elementary Navigation
SA NAVIGATE – Navigation Skills
SA COMM – Operate Communication Systems
SA SITE – Camping Skills
SA EQUIP – Equipment for Lightweight Camping
SA BUSHPLAN – Bushwalking Skills
SA GUIDE – Plan and Guide Outdoor Activities
SA IMPACT – Minimal Environment Impact Practices
SA WEATHER – Interpreting Weather
SA GROUP – Group Facilitation
SA EMERG A – Responding to Emergencies
SA OUTDOOR PLAN – Planning for Outdoor Activities
Not everything can be learnt online. After the new Leader has the theoretical knowledge from these modules, they will need to complete a face-to-face Scouting Adventure. The prerequisites to attend are completion of the above modules and having attended and Completed Scouting Essentials Course.
Once all pre requisites are met, please register for the Scouting Adventure 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.
Adult and Leader Training – Scouts WA
TR2 Form

Operation Nighthawk 2026
2026-08-15 - 2026-08-16 | Toodyay, Toodyay, WA, Australia
Welcome to Operation Nighthawk 2026
Are you ready to test your skills in scouting and work as part of a team where you will use co-ordinates and instructional maps to navigate approximately 10km over unfamiliar grounds at night, completing activity bases and earning points that result in the winner receiving a perpetual trophy?
This year Nighthawk will run over the weekend of 15-16 August in Toodyay.
The event is open to Scouts aged 11+. Teams can have a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 8 participants.
Registrations will be in ScoutMap from 12th June 9am and will close on 3 July 4pm.
Queries about the event should be directed to nighthawk.committee@scoutswa.com.au.
If you need any assistance with the registration process, please email events@scoutswa.com.au.
Click here Nighthawk QA for more information.

Joey Campfire 2026
2026-08-22 | Western Australia
Joey Campfire Day is 22 August 2026.
Instead of running a large, branch campfire, we encourage you to get together as a district or a region on that night. If you are interested in running one for your region or district, please contact James Clarke on james.clarke@scoutswa.com.au so you can get the ball rolling.
