Why is a woggle called a woggle?
In the early days of the Scout Movement in Great Britain, the Scout scarf used to be tied in a loose knot at the neck and naturally became very creased. …
In the early days of the Scout Movement in Great Britain, the Scout scarf used to be tied in a loose knot at the neck and naturally became very creased. …
Help SCOUTS South Africa (SSA) provide young children with values, life skills and confidence in their abilities by making a ‘Meerkat’ donation today! Click here to donate! SSA currently serves…
Today we celebrate the UN Global Day of Parents with our Scouting family. This might seem like an obscure UN Day for most of you, but for Scouting, having dedicated…
Our next Wood Badge holder to share his story is Godfrey Micklethwaite. Godfrey lives in a Retirement Village in the Gauteng suburb of Roodepoort, with his wife Cynthia. They have…
Arlene Johnson is a Wood Badge holder from the Western Cape Scout Region. She trained as a teacher and taught for 12 years, was co-ordinator of the Nederburg Auction for…
Angus Hay recently took over as Regional Commissioner for the Gauteng Scout Region. Angus is a family man, an engineer with an international firm and a lifelong Scout. We were…
Written by Ongeza Vuka, WC SiS intern 22 year old Scouting in Schools Intern Ongeza Vuka lives in Langa, a township in Cape Town. On the 18th of May 2019…
The Vienna International Jamborette 2020 “Flow” will take place from the 3rd to the 12th of August 2020 in Vienna, Austria. The official arrival day will be the 2nd of…
Earlier this year Lawrence Stanton was appointed as the new National Young Leaders Representative. Lawrence hails from Johannesburg and joined the Scouting Movement in 2003 at the 1st St Peter’s…
The Prometheus Rover crew recently did a book drive to gather books for Siyafunda Donate-a-book, an organisation which provides libraries in unique and upcycled formats to rural and underserved schools.…