Animal lover – check. Book worm – check. Photographer – check. Footballer – check. Daredevil – check. You name it, we’ve got a badge for it – over 200 of them actually. Scouts work together on badges at their weekly meetings, away at camps and events or at home. Badges are easy to earn and you don’t need anyone special to sign them off.
There’s never any pressure to do badges. Scouts can do as many or as few as they like. But for those up for a challenge, there are loads of exciting badges to aim for, such as the Chief Scout’s Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards – these are the highest awards that Beavers, Cubs and Scouts can earn. And for those going even further, the Queen’s Scout Award is the top achievement for young people in Scouts.
Find a badge
What badge do you want to do? You can do badges at home, as well as at Scouts.
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A-Z Activities
Check out our activity database, which is bursting with games, adventures, crafts, and challenges to help young people build skills for life.
The official district Scout Store
Make your shopping count: invest in your community. By purchasing at Scout Store, you directly give back to your local groups and change lives.
King Scout Roll of Honour
The King’s Scout Award is the highest achievement in Scouts. Meet the Scouts in Mersey Weaver who has achieved this prestigious award!
Find your local Group
- Search by Postcode
- Aquila Explorers (Widnes)
- Beacon Explorers (Frodsham)
- Cestrian Explorers (Runcorn)
- Young Leader Unit
- 3rd Frodsham Sea Scouts
- 4th Frodsham (Overton)
- 1st Halton
- 1st Helsby
- 1st Ince and Elton
- 1st Moore
- 1st Newton and Kingsley
- 1st Norley
- 3rd and 9th Runcorn
- 4th Runcorn
- 6th Runcorn
- 1st Weston and Weston Point
- 4th Widnes (St Bedes)
- 8th Widnes
- 10th Widnes (Hough Green)
- 12th Widnes (St Lukes)
- 14th Widnes
