Last weekend, various Scout Regions celebrated their youths’ achievements. In the Gauteng Scout Region, Scouts who earned their Springbok Scout and BP Awards were honoured at the annual Springbok Parade.…
Recently Lupine Knights Rovers Mayah Potgieter and Moxie Lombard received the SCOUTS SA Bronze Cross for Gallantry for saving a young girl from drowning. Today, Mayah and Moxie share how…
At Iteko Special School in Rustenburg in the North West, the 1st Iteko Scouts are learning that planting and caring for a tree means investing in their school, their community…
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…
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…
When Lolwethu Ndaba first walked into a Scout meeting, she barely said a word. Today, she can proudly say that she is a 1st Gladstone Springbok Scout! Here she reflects…
The World Health Organization (WHO) marks World Drowning Prevention Day, reminding governments, organisations and communities that drowning is both predictable and preventable. The WHO’s campaign highlights that if we unite…
As we celebrate World Youth Skills Day , we are reminded that investing in young people is one of the most powerful ways to build stronger communities and a more…
17-year-old Scout Aarushi Bhoora from the 1st Umbogintwini Scout Group recently spearheaded a clean-up project at Amanzimtoti Japanese Gardens, removing the invasive Kariba weed. The service project, as part of…