In Doncaster Scouts, we require all volunteers to use a Scouting email address issued by our Technology Team. Not only does this allow you to maintain a Scout/Life balance and but it also allows us demonstrate to parents that we…
Managing a premises
Many Scout groups are fortunate to have their own premises, but there are some legal responsibilities that come with that. It is the relevant Trustee Boards who is responsible as charity trustees to ensure all buildings comply with all the…
Management best practices
Our volunteers should be having just as much fun as the kids – but it’s only possible with the right kind of support. Some people argue that using the word ‘manager’ makes Scouting seem more like work than a hobby….
Leadership
Whether you’re the peace-keeper, the big-thinker, the motivator or the tea-maker, leadership is all about setting a positive influence for those looking your way. Learn more
How is Scouts managed locally?
Each Scout Group consists of different ‘sections’ – which may include a A Group Lead Volunteer, is responsible for overseeing and supporting volunteers in each section and manages the Scout Group. In Explorer Scouts and Scout Network, a District 14-24 Team Leader takes…
Growth & Retention
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Group Lead Volunteer support resources
As well as the resources available on the national websites we are producing useful local resources. A few of them are available here:
Emergencies and reporting
What to do in an Emergency It is important to know what to do in an emergency and for all involved in an activity to be on the same page with what is going to happen. It is also important…