Scouts — Ages 10½ to 14
Scouts is where Sea Scouting really comes into its own. Members take on greater challenges, develop real skills, and make memories that last a lifetime.
What We Do
- Sailing, canoeing, paddleboarding and powerboating at our RYA-accredited Brundall waterbase
- Camping and expeditions — including international opportunities
- Navigation, first aid, and practical outdoor skills
- Community projects and service
- Working towards the Chief Scout’s Gold Award and beyond
Royal Navy Recognition
As holders of Royal Navy Recognition number 68, we are held to a high standard — inspected by a Royal Navy officer every 18–24 months on seamanship, programme quality, and boating proficiency. Our Scouts benefit from access to Royal Navy facilities, equipment, and events that most Scout groups simply don’t have.
Find out more about what Royal Navy Recognition means →
Meetings
Scouts meet every Thursday. During winter terms meetings are held at our Headquarters on Yarmouth Road, Blofield. From Easter through to the end of the summer holidays, we move to our Brundall waterbase for longer evening sessions on the water.
| Period | Location | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Autumn & Winter terms | HQ, Blofield | 7:00–9:00pm |
| Easter to end of Summer holidays | Waterbase, Brundall | 6:00–9:00pm |
Moving On
At around age 14, Scouts can move up to Explorer Scouts.
To register your child or ask about availability, visit our Join Us page.