Parent Resources FAQs!

Scouting is a worldwide youth movement that aims to support young people in their physical, mental, and spiritual development. It encourages them to play constructive roles in society through various activities and adventures.

Scouting is divided into five age-specific sections:

• Joey Scouts (ages 5-7)
• Cub Scouts (ages 8-10)
• Scouts (ages 11-14)

• Venturer Scouts (ages 15-17)
  

To register your child, contact us via our contact form, call us at [phone number], or visit one of our weekly meetings. You will need to complete a membership form and pay the annual membership fee.

Initially, new members can wear comfortable clothing suitable for active play. Once registered, they will receive information on purchasing the official Scout uniform.

Parents are not required to stay during meetings, but we encourage parental involvement in various capacities, such as volunteering or helping with special events. 

Safety is our top priority. All activities are supervised by trained leaders, and we follow strict safety guidelines and procedures to ensure the wellbeing of all members.

Regular communication from leaders, newsletters, and updates on our website will keep you informed about your child's progress and upcoming activities.

Joey Scouts engage in fun and interactive activities like games, crafts, nature walks, and themed nights designed to foster sharing, caring, and exploring.

Joey Scouts meet once a week for about an hour. The exact day and time can be found on our weekly schedule.

The Joey Scout Promise is a simple and meaningful pledge that Joey Scouts recite to affirm their commitment to Scouting values.

Cub Scouts learn a variety of skills, including camping, hiking, first aid, teamwork, and community service. They also participate in creative projects and games.

Cub Scouts earn badges by completing specific tasks and activities related to different skills and knowledge areas. Leaders guide them through the requirements.

Yes, parents can help by assisting with meetings, joining outings, and supporting special events. Your involvement is highly valued.

Scouts participate in exciting adventures like camping, hiking, rock climbing, canoeing, and community service projects, all designed to build leadership and outdoor skills.

The Scout Law and Promise are core principles that Scouts follow, promoting values like trustworthiness, loyalty, and helpfulness.

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Venturer Scouts engage in high-adventure activities, leadership training, community service, and personal development projects. They also have opportunities for international experiences.

The Queen’s Scout Award is earned by completing a rigorous set of requirements across four areas: Adventurous Activities, Community Involvement, Personal Growth, and Leadership Development.

Yes, Venturer Scouts are encouraged to plan and lead their own activities, fostering independence and leadership skills.

Any Venturer Scout aged 14-18.

No! We’ll teach you everything you need to know.