Why Scouting matters now
By Dr James Urry, Pack Scouter 1st Midrand Scout Group Earlier this year, twenty-four Cubs from 1st Midrand Scout Group in Gauteng went camping for a weekend. For those two days…
By Dr James Urry, Pack Scouter 1st Midrand Scout Group Earlier this year, twenty-four Cubs from 1st Midrand Scout Group in Gauteng went camping for a weekend. For those two days…
From a nine-year-old Cub looking for a fun extra-mural activity to becoming the first Springbok Scout from Springs Central Air Scouts in nine years, Samuel van de Griendt’s Scouting journey…
Message from Chief Scout Khonzaphi Mdaka Dear Scouts and Scouting peers, As we celebrate Heritage Day, let’s recognise that heritage is not just something we remember, it’s something we live…
Scouting heritage is more than old photographs, badges and memorabilia. It is the story of the people, places, traditions and values that have shaped the Scout Movement. Across the country,…
Being a Messenger of Peace is not simply about wearing a badge. It is about choosing, every day, to make a positive difference in the lives of others. Today on…
By Wayne du Plessis, SCOUTS South Africa CEO There is a point in most people’s lives when the idea of legacy starts to mean something a little different. When we are…
As a teacher, a Troop Scouter and a Wood Badge holder, Sphiwe Sylvia Mahlalela understands the transformative power Scouting can have in the life of a child. For nearly a…
Written by Andrew Purnell, Conservation Professional & Troop Scouter 2nd Somerset West What does the 6th Scout Law really mean to you? Does it simply mean that Scouts are kind to their…
As Gilwell Reunions bring Scouters together to celebrate adult leader skills development. friendships, and Scouting memories, Copesville Primary School Troop Scouter Anele’s Bengu’s journey comes full circle. From joining Scouting…
Four Table Bay Scout Groups united with local NGO Rise Against Hunger Africa to turn service into skills, teamwork and 10,152 meals for children in need. What started as an…