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  • About Us
    • What do Scouts do?
      Gain skills for life
    • Regional Team
  • Districts
    • Argyll District
    • Dunbartonshire District
    • Greenock and District
    • Paisley and District
    • Renfrewshire District
  • Sections
    • Squirrels (4-6 years)
      Play, learn and get outdoors
    • Beavers (6-8 years)
      Try new things, make friends
    • Cubs (8-10½ years)
      Master new skills, have adventures
    • Scouts (10½ – 14 years)
      Explore the world, challenge yourself
    • Explorers (14-18 years)
      Take the lead, embrace change
    • Network (18-25 years0
      Be the best you can
  • Info for Volunteers
    • Running your section
      Information to help you run your section smoothly
    • Staying safe and safeguarding
      Looking after each other
    • Training Events
  • Lapwing Lodge
  • Events

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Preparing young people with skills for life

West Region are thriving and this is an excellent time to be involved whether you are a young person or an adult volunteer.

We currently have around 4000 young people and 750 adults taking part in Scouting every day of the week with more being added all the time.

4–6
Squirrels
6–8
Beavers
8–10½
Cubs
10½–14
Scouts
14–18
Explorers
18–25
Network
 
 
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Young people first: safeguarding and safety in Scouting

Wherever we go and whatever we do, we put young people’s safety and wellbeing first.

  • Planning and assessing risk
  • InTouch contact process
  • Emergencies and reporting
  • Yellow card: safeguarding code of good practice
  • Orange card: a code of practice for Young Leaders
  • Download safeguarding incident and concern reporting form
  • Safeguarding resources for parents
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