Explorer Scouts are a section of the Scouting movement that caters to young people aged twelve to fifteen The program is designed to provide
opportunities for personal development, leadership, and community service. Explorer Scouts are encouraged to take on new
challenges, develop their skills and interests, and make a positive difference in their communities. The program is
co-educational and offers a wide range of activities that are tailored to the interests and abilities of its members.
What is the focus of Explorer Scouts activities?
The focus of Explorer Scouts activities is to provide a unique opportunity for young people aged 12-15 to embark on the exciting journey of
self-discovery. Through a wide range of activities, Explorers can learn more about themselves, build their
self-confidence, improve communication skills, practice leadership and most importantly, have fun! Explorer Scouts
activities are designed to be just as engaging as they are challenging. Whether it be undertaking physical challenges,
mastering skills like navigation and camping or taking part in community service projects, Explorer Scouts are immersed
in exciting new experiences that help to push their boundaries, broaden their horizons and ultimately deepen their
understanding of the world. Through this process, Explorers can learn and grow, so that they can become mature, capable,
and independent members of society.
What activities are undertaken by Explorer Scouts?
Expeditions and outdoor adventures: Explorer Scouts may take part in challenging expeditions and outdoor adventures such as camping, hiking, and canoeing.
Leadership and teamwork: Explorer Scouts may take on leadership roles within their groups, developing their leadership
skills and learning how to work effectively in teams.
Skills development:
Explorer Scouts may learn new skills such as first aid, map reading and navigation, fire lighting,
bushcraft, cooking, and more.
Volunteering and community service:
Explorer Scouts may volunteer their time and skills to support their local community
through projects such as conservation work, fundraising, or helping at events.
Explorer Scouts Uniform
The Explorer Scouts uniform consists of the Explorer shirt, black pants, black belt, group neckerchief, neckerchief woggle,
hand-kerchief, pen and notebook.
The Explorer Scouts program aims to develop young people's skills and confidence through adventurous activities,
community involvement, and personal development, preparing them to become responsible and active citizens.
Young people can join the Explorer Scouts program by contacting their local Scout group or by
Clicking Here to find a group near them.
The role of adult leaders in the Explorer Scout program is to support and guide young people in their personal
development, provide opportunities for adventurous activities, and promote responsible citizenship.
Adult leaders in the Explorer Scout program receive training in program planning, leadership, risk management, and youth
development to support the personal growth and adventurous activities of young people.
Parents can get involved in the Explorer Scouts program by volunteering as adult leaders or by helping with
activities and events.
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