The teenagers decide what activities they want to do and get involved with the planning. They are determined to achieve their Duke of Edinburgh Awards and have been taking part in a variety of challenges. These include camping and expeditions, trying new physical activities including scuba diving, themed evenings including a spaceship bridge stimulator, and providing service to the community at D Day events. In a recent poll 94% of Scouts said they had developed useful skills.
Chief Scout Bear Grylls believes that “young people need a friendly, safe, and supportive place to discover their talents,” stating, 'Now more than ever, our young people need the confidence and encouragement that Scouting gives. That’s where we come in.' Volunteer James said ‘’I enjoyed my time as a youth member in the Scouts and wanted to ensure the next generation can also take part.
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