Official website of The Scout Association in the UK. Information about beavers, cubs, scouts, explorer and network scouts. Information for parents.

An official scout portal providing resources & support for volunteers for Beaver scouts, Cub scouts, Scouts, Sea scouts, Air Scouts, Explorers & the adult scout network.

Offers lots of information about Scouting in Scotland including what we do and how to get involved.

service that aims to help current and former Scouts from the United Kingdom and around the world meet up with old friends. Registration is free. ScoutsReunited is supported by The Scout Association's official database. The site can help you contact the millions of people who have been in Scouting since it was founded in 1907.

Alongside the main website, the Essex Scouts website also provides and maintain the Essex Scouts Forums and Email Lists. The forums provide a means for all members over 14 years of age to communicate and discuss any relevant Scouting matter with fellow Scouts.

An international, non-governmental organization composed of its recognized national Scout organizations. Its governing body is the World Conference, which meets every three years, and its executive is the World Committee composed of elected volunteers.

The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts is a worldwide Movement providing non-formal education where girls and young women develop leadership and life skills through self-development, challenge and adventure. Girl Guides and Girl Scouts learn by doing.

The official website of The National Scout Association for Ireland. Scouting Ireland is a multi-denominational, co-educational, youth based association with a membership close to 40,000 across the island of Ireland. It is affiliated to the World Organisation of the Scout Movement. Information about beavers, cub scouts, scouts & ventures.

The largest youth organisation for girls in the UK. girlguiding.org.uk offers a varied range of websites for the adult Leaders, Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and the Senior Section.

Discover what it's like to be part of a movement of 10 million people who look different to you, eat different food, speak different languages, but all think the same way as you do.

A website about Scouting in the City of Cambridge. Cambridge Scouts provide an active programme of indoor and outdoor activities for young people (boys and girls) between the ages of 6 and 25.

The easy way to raise money for your Scout Group, by recycling mobile phones, PDAs and printer cartridges.

A fully automated and easy to use search engine especially designed for Scouting.

On this website you will find a wide range of information about Scouting on the Isle of Man, useful if your child is thinking of joining. A lot more information for parents can also be found on the UK Scouts Website.

Locally, the sections link together to form a Scout Group. In addition to these four sections are the adult leaders whose ages range from 18 to 65. Leaders need not have previous Scouting experience, and training is provided both in the UK and locally.

A wholly owned subsidiary of The Scout Association, Scout Shops are the leading Online Supplier of Scouting Uniforms, Scarves, Woggles, Flags & Badges, along with Scouting, Outdoors and Camping Equipment, Clothing and Publications.

The Website of Bedfordshire Scouts, giving details of activities, groups in the area, campsites and how to join the most successful uniformed youth movement in the world.

Scouting in West Lancashire has a membership of just under 10,000 members in the following 8 Districts; Chorley, Blackpool, Preston, Ormskirk, South Ribble, Fylde, Wyre & Lonsdale.

Bring on the adventure Canada's premier youth organization Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Venturers, and Rovers.

Discover more about Scouting in Australia - its aims, history, structure and corporate information.

Scouting will always have competition; and for people, especially young people, who want to build confidence, become independent and have fun with friends, Scouting will always be enjoyable.

The National Council of the Boy Scouts of America supports more than 300 local councils that provide quality youth programs, including Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, and Venturing.

This website is the home of the South African Scout Association. This site has been the main internet resource for Scouting in South Africa since the site was established in 1995. It offers information and resources for Scouts and Scout Leaders in South Africa.

The first Scout Troop in India, consisting of Indian Boys, was formed by a Scottish Missionary, in the Central Provinces (present Madhya Pradesh) in 1908. However, the troop was disbanded in 1910. The common confirmed date, however, for the start of Scouting in India is 1909, when three troops for British boys were started at Bangalore, Kirkee and Jabalpur.