Important Information
Safeguarding
Inclusion & Diversity
Inclusion & Diversity
Scouts offers fun, challenge and adventure to nearly 400,000 young people in the UK.
We know that young people thrive in safe surroundings, so we're committed to making sure that Scouts is enjoyable and safe for everyone who takes part.
You can also check out "The yellow card" displayed at the hut
Inclusion & Diversity
Inclusion & Diversity
Inclusion & Diversity
We know if you’ve got a young person in your care with additional needs, doing something new can be scary – for both of you!
We pride ourselves on our inclusivity, and we do our best to make sure all our members can take part. There’s a lot of flexibility within the Scouts programme to meet individual needs, whether that be a disability, neurodiversity, or an educational, mental health or medical need.
Safety
Inclusion & Diversity
Safety
The first night away from home. The first hike. The first trip abroad.
All of these moments are great for developing young people’s confidence, but we know how daunting it can be for the one packing their overnight bag and waving them off at the gates. And we know it doesn’t necessarily get easier as they grow.
Policy, Organisation & Rules
Policy, organisation and rules is a living document that governs what we do and how we do it.
It provides support and guidance to help us all run Scouting, this resource is mainly aimed at volunteers, but parents might find useful information there too !
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Thinking of Volunteering? Good for you.
Volunteering at 1st Waldridge Fell Scouts is a two-way street. It's good for our young people, and good for you too. We’ll give you the support and training you need to shine, as well as the chance to have fun, meet new people, and learn skills for life.