Hampshire Scouts Adult Training team are running a Presenters and Trainers course (Modules 28 & 29) on the  27th & 28th June (non-residential). These two modules are for anyone who would like to gain new skills in this area and in the process achieve... Read More

Adult Training dates The County run module learning dates for 2020 have now been published on the County website and can be found on the Adult Training dates page.Read More

Hampshire Scouts Mountaineering Team are running their 16th annual winter skills week in Scotland from the 29th February to 7th March 2020.Read More

Hillwalking or Climbing 2020Training, Assessment or Experience weekends 25th & 26th April / 23rd & 24th May / 17th/18th October. Venue: Bethesda, North Wales.Read More

A number of courses have been organised for all Executive Committee Members covering Essential Information for Executive Committee Members (Module 01E)Read More

Skills for Residential Experiences 4th & 5th April or 10th & 11th October 2020 During the weekend you will learn about, using and storing camping equipment, choosing a site, planning, paperwork, catering, as well as programme ideas, and gain the skills and knowledge to... Read More

Water Activity Permits Saturday     6th April    9.00am    Pulling Saturday     6th April    1.00pm    Sailing Sunday        7th April    9.00am    Kayaking Sunday        7th April    1.00pm    Canoeing   Theory Friday... Read More

Hampshire Scouts Annual Review for 2017     Reports from the County Chairman, County Commissioner, the Youth Sections and more. Download Our Review for 2017 (pdf) or view online at ISSUU Hard copy available from County Office –  county.office@hampshirescouts.org.uk  Tel:-02380 847847  Read More

I’m excited about the launch of our new national #SkillsForLife strategy on Tuesday along with our new brand. I’m also looking forward to everyone in @HampshireScouts working together to give more and more young people and adults the chance to experience #Scouting. Let’s do it. Martin Mackey, County Commissioner... Read More

Leaders, managers and supporters in Scouting must hold a first aid qualification, the minimum level of which is the First Response course (module 10) run by the Scout Association. A higher level (known as a Full First Aid certificate is required for some adventurous... Read More