Scout Groups had been looking forward to going away to the Gilwell HQ campsite for the annual Winter Camp this weekend, but now hundreds of Isle of Wight Scouts and their friends and family will be having a Winter Camp at home instead
Gary Meek, County Deputy Commissioner, shares details of how Isle of Wight Scouts can pay tribute to the men, women and animals who have served and sacrificed to defend the nation
The Great Indoors Weekender has surprise celebrity guests, cooking, crafts, music and more, young people will get the chance to camp out and have fun, while learning skills for life – all from home
Isle of Wight Scouts have recorded a 10th successive year of growth. Including adults there are now over 1,700 Scouts on the Island – up from just 1,000 in 2007!
Isle of Wight Scouts County Commissioner Paul Savill invites people of the Isle of Wight to go along and see Corf, and to help them work to make the site more accessible to the community.
Since 2007, the number of Scouts on the Isle of Wight has grown from 1,000 to 1,600 thanks to the efforts of the leaders and management teams on the Island.