The Scout Method has eight elements that support the development of young people. The Scout Method is unique to Scouting and Scouting is unique because of this Method, and the way in which it educates and develops young people. The Method is the same across all Sections, providing for continuous development.
A youth movement, guided by adults, where youth are increasingly self-managing.
Active exploration of an individual's commitment and responsibility to their community and wider world.
A way to develop interpersonal and leadership skills through teamwork, responsibility and belonging.
A learning journey focused on challenging the individual to do their best through a range of experiences.
Learning through practical experiences and activities.
Scouting values and ideals that underpin all activities and interactions.
The outdoors is the primary setting for learning and encourages a two-way relationship between the individual and the natural world.
A unifying structure of themes and symbols that facilitates that awareness and development of an individual's personal journey.
