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Blogs | 19th December 2019
Graeme Hamilton made Deputy UK Chief CommissionerWe’re thrilled to announce that Graeme Hamilton has been made Deputy UK Chief Commissioner.
Blogs | 12th December 2019
5 last-minute gifts to suit each and every ScoutMissed someone important off your list? Fear not, friend. We’ve rounded up some of our favourites from Scout Store.
Blogs | 10th December 2019
How to beat the winter bluesLow mood is common in autumn and winter, but it’s possible to fight the winter blues. Here are seven top tips to beat low feelings.
Blogs | 3rd December 2019
Activities to help your young people learn how to bounce backWe all know that it’s important to be able to pick yourself up and carry on when things go wrong. The good news is that resilience isn’t something you’re born with (or without): everyone can develop the skills they need to be resilient. Plenty of the activities on our Scouts programme planning tool are designed to help young people learn how to adapt to challenges and bounce back, all while looking after their wellbeing. Here are five of our favourite resilience-building activities.
Blogs | 3rd December 2019
Why resilience mattersI’ve just been listening to Bear Grylls on Radio 2. He was asked what he’d take on an expedition and his answer, I thought, was quite brilliant: ‘That never-give-up spirit.’ To me, that sums up everything we’re doing as volunteers. Giving young people the courage, positivity and resilience to keep going, even in the toughest times.
Blogs | 3rd December 2019
Scouts reveals six ways to build a resilient younger generationThe majority of parents believe life is harder for young people today than 20 years ago (54%): that’s the finding of our new YouGov poll. With young people facing a non-stop barrage of social media, alarming global news, and increased school and careers pressure, we’re urgently calling for action to help equip a new generation with the skills they need to bounce back in the face of adversity.