Scouting has an exciting programme for young people aged between the 6 to 25 years old. These Scouting Section pages explain more about each section, including details of what each section does, how old you need to be to join a section and some information about what badges you can achieve in each section. You can also read what real members in GLSE think of Scouting.

Beaver Scouts (Aged between 6 – 8)	Cub Scouts (Aged between 8 – 10 1/2)	Scouts (Aged between 10 1/2 – 14)
Explorer Scouts (Aged 14-18)	Scout Network (Aged 18-25)	Scout Fellowship Providing Active Support

 

Programme Support Material

Explorer Scout/ Scout Network Awards Booklet

A new Awards Booklet for Explorer Scouts and Scout Networkers that has been designed to tell you and your members how to achieve the D of E Awards (Bronze/Silver/Gold) and associated Scouting Awards (Platinum/Diamond/Queen Scouts Award).

We hope the booklets will be useful in encouraging your members to achieve these prestigious awards.

The booklets are New and just for GLSE, so if you have any feedback, please let me know so we can incorporate into further revisions.

The Explorer Scout/Scout Network Awards Booklet can be viewed/downloaded from here.

GLSE Scouts Balanced Programme Planner

The GLSE Scouts Balanced Programme Planner is a simple tool to help you with planning your terms programme. It allows you to check you are visiting all of the zones as part of a balanced programme and using all of the programme delivery methods available.

You can download the template from here.

Registering Young People for Young Person Recognition Event

In Early 2011, GLSE Scouts will host a Young Person recognition event for every young person who achieves their top award in their section. To prepare for this, we are asking that leaders register young people who achieve the top award in their section. To do this, please complete the registration form.

Last updated on 29 July 2010 by Paul Amass

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GLSE Scouts: Everyday Adventure for Girls, Boys and Adult Volunteers in the London Boroughs of Bexley and Bromley