If you’re afraid of doing it, you should do it!
Written by Lindsay van der Sandt Bravery isn’t always climbing the highest mountain or jumping off a four story platform attached to a break. Bravery is when you really don’t…
Written by Lindsay van der Sandt Bravery isn’t always climbing the highest mountain or jumping off a four story platform attached to a break. Bravery is when you really don’t…
Message from Chief Scout Brendon Hausberger I am sure you all know the story behind the Wood Badge symbol of an axe in a log as originating from the frequent…
By Prof Brian Figaji, Chairman of the Scout Board The global Scouting community has been celebrating the centenary of their advanced adult leadership training, the Wood Badge. Given the increase in…
Craig Burchell-Burger lives in Muizenberg, Cape Town with his wife and beautiful daughter. He is a weapon’s engineering officer in the SA Navy and serves on board a Frigate. When…
Father Charles Prince is a catholic priest and serves the township of Langa in Cape Town. Charles is a Wood badge holder and a stalwart in Western Cape Scouting. He…
Lesedi Letshelo known to his friends as “Seska” recently returned from the 24th World Scout Jamboree in the United States of America. Lesedi is a grade 9 learner and lives…
Sabastian Rouse and Kaitlyn Dabbs have each won R2500 by being nominated on the Child Friendly App. With only a few more days to go, the countdown has begun! The…
Wood Badge holder Jill A Rainier-Pope lives in Newlands in Cape Town. She moved back to Cape Town in 1995 after living in Vereeniging for 30 years with her three sons…
Written by Caitlin Dace “It was an honour and a privilege to be part of the South African contingent that recently participated at the 24th World Scout Jamboree at the…
‘Survival’ was the name of the game recently when SCOUTS South Africa partnered with Cape Union Mart to host three Survival themed events around the country. “A group of some…