We’re excited to share a sneak peek of our brand-new Crawley Scouts homepage which is redesigned to make everything easier to find, faster to use, and better looking than ever! Over the past few months, we’ve been working hard to modernize our website so it reflects the energy and spirit …
Crawley Scouts are proud to announce that three of our Explorer Scouts have been successfully selected to join the West Sussex Unit travelling to the World Scout Jamboree in Poland in 2027! After a demanding three-stage selection process, Harry Wood from Drake ESU, Gabriella Abbott from Neil Armstrong ESU, and Toby Foord from Shackleton ESU have earned their places to represent Crawley and West Sussex on …
On Sunday 5th October, almost 50 Cub Scouts from across Crawley came together to battle it out in the annual Conker Competition! This fun-filled event brings together Cub Scouts of all abilities — from seasoned champions to first-time players — to compete in good spirits and show their best conker …
In preparation for the Harvest festival at St. Mary’s Church, 1st Balcombe beavers decorated a window ledge. The beavers worked really hard on natural art, including making some conker chains, bringing in fir cones and acorns to decorate and show the pictures they made with dried leafs the week before. …
On Monday evening 2 members of the Crawley Scout Network unit, gave a presentation on their World Scout Moot 2025 Portugal experience. Courtney went as a participant and Allen as an International Service Team member. The Moot itself ran from 25th July to 3rd August 2025. The Moot is a …
Congratulation to Alex and Courtney who have completed their King Scout Award (a top Scouting Award a young person can achieve) On Monday they were presented with their award by acting County Lead Volunteer Matt Pike. They can now look forward to taking part in the St George’s Day Parade, …
At the end of September 2nd Ifield held their Harvest Festival in their sponsoring church, St. Margaret’s Church, Ifield. The service, led by Fr Dominic, saw the Church full with members from all our sections. Prayers were written and led by Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts and the reading read by …
On the 23rd of September, Ifield Watermill were kind enough time open up for the Squirrels, Beavers and Cubs of 1st Langley Green. The volunteers demonstrated amd explained how the watermill worked and talked to the children about the restoration of the mill and local history. A fantastic time was …
Following the opening of 1st Handcross last year with Squirrels, Beavers and Cubs the time came in June to expand the group and open a Scout Troop. Following a successful open evening the new Troop began in June with a series of taster sessions before running a full programme from …
The seventy-first draw of the fundraiser for our District campsite took place at the end of September. The numbers drawn are: If you would like to join the Stanford Campsite 100 Club for the next draw, please click here for more information.
On Friday 19th September almost 70 cubs from at least eight packs came together for a great evening of climbing and fun. All the cubs arrived full of energy and excitement and after a briefing with the team at Clip n Climb were let loose on the walls of the …
The Sun came out for the Squirrels so they could enjoy their Teddy bears picnic. They enjoyed lots of yummy foods and had fun playing games before singing around the campfire. They especially loved the surprise visit from a very mischievous big squirrel.
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