When you join Scouts, you’ll be introduced to lots of new activities, people and things. Here’s everything you need to know.
When you join Scouts, you’ll be introduced to lots of new activities, people and things. Here’s everything you need to know.
Please note that some dates and locations may change as the term progresses! Always check the whatsapp group for updates.
October
6th - activites tbc
13th - Remembrance
20th - No meeting (höstlov)
27th - No meeting (höstlov)
November
3rd - activites tbc
10th - activites tbc
17th - activites tbc
24th - Christmas Crafts (Fundraising)
27-29th - Winter Camp
December
1st - Night Hike
8th - Christmas Party
15th - No meeting (winter vacation)
22nd - No meeting (winter vacation)
29th - No meeting (winter vacation)
January
5th - No meeting (winter vacation)
12th - Activity TBC
19th - Activity TBC
26th - Activity TBC
Every Scout is unique, but they find common ground in their shared Scout values, and make a promise to stick by them.
Making a promise when you join the Troop is a way of celebrating these values. Every time a new Scout decides to join, they chat through their promise with their leader before saying it out loud in front of their fellow Scouts.
The process usually takes place once you’ve had a few weeks to settle in, and is known as being ‘invested’ into Scouts. Usually, the promise ceremony happens in a place you’ve chosen, or in a memorable place that means a lot to the group.
It could be held in your usual meeting place, or it could happen around the campfire, or it could happen on a boat sailing the seven seas. Regardless, it’s a big celebration for all involved, and it’s not uncommon for family and friends to join your fellow Scouts as they cheer you on.
Master something you love, or try something shiny and new. If it spurs you on or stirs your interest, we’ve probably got a badge for it. Click on the badges to find out more:
This uniform diagram shows where the badges go on the Scout uniform. If you have any questions be sure to ask your Leader!
Scouts at 1st Djursholm is run by a fantastic team of volunteers who can be contacted at 1stdjursholm.scouts.explorers@gmail.com
A Moving On ceremony usually happens once you reach the end of your time at Scouts. It’s an opportunity to celebrate all you’ve achieved and conquered and enjoyed – including that time you moved mountains, and laughed so hard on camp you spurted lemonade out of your nose. It’s also a chance to properly say goodbye, and send you on your merry way.