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News | 27th June 2020
How to have a UFO camp at homeStruggling to keep the kids entertained over weekends or during the school holidays? You may not have thought about hosting a camp before, but a series of activities and snacks could be just what you need to get everyone spending time together and learning new skills – unusual sleeping arrangements optional.
Stories | 22nd June 2020
Met here in '55A fairytale love story set at the home of Scouts, Gilwell Park. Find out the story behind Colin and Rita's Promise Path brick.
Blogs | 20th June 2020
A better understanding of dyslexiaDyslexia is a language based specific learning difficulty affecting written language acquisition, and often processing and remembering.
Blogs | 15th June 2020
Reflections from the early years’ pilotsWhile we continue to assess the impact that Scouts for 4 and 5 year olds could have, we spoke to parents and volunteers who’ve been involved
News | 13th June 2020
A statement from Chief Scout Bear GryllsIn 1907, a new movement was born on Brownsea Island, in Poole Harbour Dorset – one that would bring skills, adventure and friendships to millions of young people around the world today.
Blogs | 5th June 2020
How to help your children develop empathyEmpathy is one of the most important life skills we can give our children. Imagine the power of raising a whole generation of empathy-educated young people, determined to put it into action. That’s the dream of Sarah Mears, Co-Founder of Empathy Lab, who gives us her top tips for developing empathy in young people.