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Camping, adventure, fun, teamwork and friendship

We meet on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, from 19:00-21:00

Scouts Campfires
Scouts Cycling

Scouts gives 10½-14 year olds opportunities to develop new skills, try new things as young adults, learn, explore and progress as young leaders

What do Scouts get up to?

We have two packs that meet weekly on a Tuesday or Wednesday night to enjoy a series of games, skill related activities and to meet up with our friends. Our weekend and evening activities include camping, water sports, learning to drive and even flying!

Scouts rock climbing
Scouts Tree Climbing

Being a scout is all about growing and learning. Scouts explore the outdoors, go on visits, challenge their fears from heights to the dark with their peers supporting them through activities and games.

Scouts love working in teams and challenging each other but at the end of the day being one group that can achieve and do well

Gallery   Look in our gallery of what Scouts have been doing recently

Scout Leaders

Our Scout Leaders work as a team to plan a balanced programme, supervise activities, share their skills and keep everyone safe. All our leaders are trained volunteers, working to make sure Scouting is safe, inclusive and accessible for everyone

Ever thought about joining our team and helping to run our Scout troop? Scouting is for adults too! Find out more on our volunteering page - just click the button below.

Badges and Awards

Being a Scout is all about giving new things a go and growing as a person and our programme is bursting at the seams with inclusive activities to engage all abilities. There are lots of activity badges to choose from, these give our scouts a platform to show off their progress in the things they enjoy both at scouts and at home.

Challenge awards are designed to do exactly that - challenge you.  They make you step outside of your comfort zone, try things you wouldn't usually be interested in, or take the lead on something that you think is a bit scary.  Earning a challenge award is a huge achievement, and you'll need to complete a number of ambitious tasks - not just within your Scout pack, but in the wider community.

Scouts work hard to achieve their Chief Scout’s Gold Award, the highest award in Cub Scouting.

Scouts Gold Award Badges

Joining Scouts at 6th Lichfield

Sounds fun? Yes it is! Everyone’s welcome here. If you have any questions about how we can make Scouts accessible to your young person, get in touch with us and we’ll have a chat. We can easily tweak things to make sure that everyone can join in the fun. We want to ensure your young person has the best possible experience in Scouts.

By joining Scouts, your young person becomes part of a worldwide movement, dedicated to helping them develop life skills they can use in the real world, while having fun, adventure and making new friends. We’re so confident that your young person will love Scouts that their first session is free of charge. After this, a membership fee will become due.

All you need to do is register your details on our waiting list. We’ll get in touch when your young person reaches the age to join and we have a space.

Update, December 2023

We are pleased to announce that we can open up the waiting list for Tuesday night Scouts.

To enquire please email your details to:  sixth.lichfield.waitinglist@gmail.com

Update, April 2023

 

At this time all of our sections are full and we have had to close our waiting lists. Please have a look on the website Find your local Scout Group | Scouts for alternative groups in this area.

Scout Uniform

Once you’ve joined Scouts and settled in you’ll be earning lots of brilliant badges and need somewhere to put them. This is what our uniform looks like. We are proud to wear the famous red and white neckerchief and if ever you see this in Lichfield, it is one of our Beavers, Cubs, Scouts or Leaders wearing it

Scouts Uniform with Badges

Young people are amazing – we’re here to help them realise this.

Invest in your young person’s future with us

Every week, we help our Beavers, Cubs and Scouts to get going, get thinking and get stuck into all sorts of things to help them get on their own two feet and give them real skills they'll be able to take into the real world. We call it our Skills For Life programme.

Our youth members get to try new things, master new skills, have fun and go on adventures, make new friends, learn about the world around them, help other people and help make a difference, both in the local community and in the wider world.  With the right help and support, they can all be amazing.

Our volunteers are our everyday heroes that have empowered hundreds of young people that have walked through our doors to do all this and more.

That’s where you come in.  Find out how you can help, in whatever way you can make work for you.

It doesn't matter if you weren't a Scout, or if you've never put a tent up in your life, and you don't need to be Bear Grylls. Our doors are open to people who share our values, regardless of ages, gender, race or background - people who help us make a positive change to our young people's lives.

So, if you're a tea-maker, tidy-upper, skill-sharer, minibus-driver, first-aider or a parent that wants to volunteer so they can spend more time together as a family, then perhaps being a volunteer at 6th Lichfield Scout Group will be perfect for you.  Whatever skills you've got, and however much time you've got, there's something you can do that will help.

And if that sounds like fun to you, and if it sounds like it's worthwhile, there's a good reason:

it is.

If you have any questions, if you’d like to arrange a visit or if you’d like to speak to a member of the team, get in touch with us using the contact section at the bottom of the page

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