Scouts Youth Leading Stories

Scouting is the partnership between young people and adults.

Our Program Method focuses on age-appropriate Youth Leading Adults Supporting activities throughout Scouting and highlights the different, but complementary, roles youth and adults play. 

Our young people have regular opportunities for making developmentally-appropriate decisions about what they want in their Scouting, and learning life skills as they interact with other youth members and adults.

Adult members, Leaders and Volunteers support our Youth Members to become increasingly involved in the management of their Scouting. Adults facilitate learning opportunities together with our Youth and create meaningful learning experiences and skills. 

SCROLL DOWN to learn about Scout of the Year 2022, and Scouting stories from our youth members. 

 

Scout Of The Year Awards

Tell us about a Scout youth member you know who goes above and beyond. 
Scout of the Year Awards WA
Nominations are now open for the Scout of the Year Awards

The Scout of the Year Award is an award to recognise a person or project that has given exceptional service to Scouting and the community.

The award will be presented at the Scouts WA Youth Awards each year to recognise and congratulate those youth members within Scouting who go above and beyond and make a difference in their community. 

The person nominated for the Award must be a youth member within Scouting. The community involvement may be at a local, Regional, State or National Level.

Who Will You Nominate?

Scout Of The Year 2022
Jordan Phillips
 
Jordan is the first Rover Scout in Australia to achieve the Advanced Diploma in Leadership and Management qualification – which is a testament to the many roles he holds within Scouting. These roles have provided Jordan with the knowledge, skills, leadership opportunities and evidence required for this qualification.
 

 

 
Rover Scout Of The Year

Liam is the second Scouts WA Rover to achieve the ADVANCED DIPLOMA LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT this year. A remarkable achievement as only two Scouts nationally have the qualification and they are both from WA. 

This is an amazing achievement and indicates the level at which Liam is working within Scouts. The qualification is new to Scout Australia Institute of Training (SAIT) this year, with the Diploma in Leadership and Management being a prerequisite.