
Pionier object to build with scouts
Who has some fun inspiration for me to build with 25 scouts ? (11-14yo)

Who has some fun inspiration for me to build with 25 scouts ? (11-14yo)
I received this patch at a national scout jamboree by trading something. However, I haven't been able to find any information about it except in this document https://www.bsator.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/NOAC-2022-Patch-Checklist.pdf, where it is listed as lodge #71. If anyone has anymore information on this patch or knows where to look, it would be greatly appreciated. I also attached a picture of my version of the patch. I apologize about the readability of it but its not very high contrast.
Hey guys!
Lately I've been building an app for planning food for camps. It's presented as a scouting app, but its fine for anyone to use.
You enter the number of people and days you're going for, choose or create meals, and it calculates quantities and creates an editable shopping list. It’s designed to work internationally, so it doesn’t use brands, supermarket products or barcode databases. It shows you how much surplus you'll have and how much you need to buy.
I’m currently testing it with a small group, and I’m curious: is this something you would genuinely use when planning a camp? How do you currently work out quantities and organise shopping?
I’m not sharing a link or promoting anything yet—I’m mainly interested in whether this solves a real problem, and if its something that might be used outside of scouting.
Im in explorers (uk) and i got this short sleeve shirt for my uniform instead of a long sleeve one or a change, it didn’t really matter what i chose because my group spends most of our meeting not in uniform and when we are in uniform we are usually inside. But i still need to sew my badges on. for my right sleeve ( left side of the first image ) i need my group ribbon and county/district badge. And below it i need my Yorkshire challenge badges (county specific) and space for my young leader acorn badge and the you shape badge, but my sleeve is not long enough for all of them, and i was wondering if anyone knows how i should arrange my badges, or if i should just get a long sleeved shirt and use this short sleeve one for the WSJ next year?
Hi everyone! I'm a Scout from AGESCI (Italy). I'm currently working on my "European Scout" specialty badge 🇪🇺.
I’m looking to connect with Scout groups from all around Europe.
I’d love to:
Exchange a short message between our groups.
Share a traditional Scout game or song from our countries.
(If possible) Swap a group patch, neckerchief, or badge!
If you're a Scout or a Leader from a European group and would like to connect, drop a comment or Send me a DM! Buona Caccia to all! ⚜️
More a post aimed at UK Scouts (Preferably leaders, though all are welcome:
As far as I have learnt from google, every british scout leader should have a set off wooden beads as to become a leader they must complete their wood badge. However i would like a conclusion on:
What number of beads
Why doesnt every leader wear the beads
Etc
Any information is helpful, feel free to ask any questions, thanks.
Having a breakdown here. I just realised whenever I see a camp blanket they are always dullish colours. Or they are that poncho blanket with the red stitching. I feel as though I stand out here as i lay down beneath my banana yellow blanket. Am I missinf something?
Why don't we see more colourful blankets. Mines yellow simply because i like yellow. Sure your favourite colour can be grey or black but where are the reds and pinks and oranges. (Mine may also be yellow as it was the only colour left in stock at wilko years ago ;)
Also if you try and look on ebay for scout camp poncho style things. Grey with red stithcing! All of them. Is this a style or scouty thing I am unaware of?
Sadly with no photo, I did manage to convert my blanket into a poncho by cutting a slim oval into the centre and hemming it. I then stitched 2 pockets onto the front from a different fabric.
Please clear my confusion. Thanks, ask any questions if you want. :)
We’ve been having issues with our Scouts being on their phones and a couple of phone getting lost (all of which were later found) so we have a phone box/bag that phones go in during meetings. I take photographs of the Scouts and their activities to be able to put on our private facebook group for parents to see but I have been thinking it would be good if the scouts took photos as well maybe to be shown on a slide show at our AGM. This leads me to my question.
Does anyone else have patrol cameras? If so what cameras do you use/what prices I’m not sure wherever to look at digital cameras or disposable ones.
Edit: this seems to have sparked a lot of opinions about phones at meetings, we have already made a decision about phones at our meetings and it’s been in place for the past couple of months, it has worked well for us and we don’t plan on changing it. What I’d like to know is about cameras - not phone cameras.
TIA
Apologies as I don't fully know what these are called.
During my time in scouting, both online and in person I have only ever seen 3 variants of a badge in the style that wraps around the Membership badge.
Messengers of peace (Above)
Boy Scouts of America (Might have been Scouting America) 100 years
And a Custom 100 years of *(Group far too local to me to name)*
I would like to know how to obtain a custom badge in this style. As far as I am aware this must be possible as the group I mentioned earlier must have had them manufactured specifically for them as it had their group name on it.
As well as finding a place that could custom make these style badges, I'd like to know, just out of interest if any other variants exist, on top of the 3 styles I am already aware of. They seem to be quite a rarity. I'm sure groups have them made for anniversaries like the one I know of, but I'd like to know if styles similar to the MOPs one exist, rather than it being for a celebration.
(Writing this very late to apologies for any strange wording, feel free to ask questions)
Thanks
Hi, we are a scout group from Vienna visiting London for two days.
We're staying until Saturday and would love to meet up with another scout group and spend the afternoon or evening together.
If anyone wants to meet up, please let us know!
Many thanks,
Scout Group 19, Vienna 🫶
Hi everyone,
I'm doing a webcomic about scouting, based on my personal experience and knowledge about scouting.
The story is about a young Malagasy teenager who gained superpowers thanks to his badges, and uses them to fight crime in his country. The story also mixes Malagasy traditional aspect with scouting.
Each arc/story is about a Scouting law, totems and badges are central for superhuman ability in this story and the main character has to face his scout values to the reality of the situation.
According to you, what other aspect of scouting should I insert in this comic ?
Hi everyone,
I'm currently working on a project to document Scout neckerchiefs from around the world.
While building the database, I realized how difficult it is to identify older or regional neckers. I'd love to hear from collectors and Scouts:
I'm hoping to make this a useful resource for the entire Scouting community, so any feedback or ideas would be greatly appreciated!
All Scarf Icons are designed by me using Adobe Illustrator!
Found in a set of drawers I am refinishing. I was a scout in my younger years, but not 100 years ago.
Salve!
Sono un capo scout che non ha mai fatto l'esperienza da ragazzo, né lupetti, né reparto, né clan, nada.
Ho fatto per 6 anni capo lupetti e ora stanno cercando di "condurmi amichevolmente" in reparto dato che non vogliono che mi fossilizzi troppo con i lupetti, però io vedo una difficoltà di tipo lavorativo nel senso che già ora arrivo tirato con le ferie, se avessi anche una settimana in più di campo in un periodo dove ci sono già tanti colleghi in ferie e magari mi sognassi anche di fare un CFM sarebbe un bel casino, quindi pensavo di dire di no.
A me ispirerebbe molto di più il clan se dovessi cambiare, perché l'esperienza di strada fatta al CFA mi è piaciuta molto, anche se essendo in inverno non abbiamo dormito in tenda, e poi anche le tematiche che so che si affrontano durante l'anno sono belle tematiche, adulte, e la cosa mi ispira. L'unico dubbio che ho, e qui sorge la mia domanda, è: per un capo che non ha mai vissuto reparto e clan da ragazzo, che competenze (anche pratiche) sono richieste per fare il capo clan? Perché non conosco molto l'ambiente, ma so che il noviziato ha un maestro dei novizi quindi forse occorrono delle competenze che a me mancano. Sarebbe fattibile o meglio evitare?
Its the Hong Kong group badge, and their camp badge.