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21st August 2011

District Directory The September 2011 version of the District Directory is now available for...

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Kick off Diamond Jubilee celebrations in scout style
Scouts mark Queen's Diamond Jubilee with special activities starting on Accession Day.

Scouting supports those living with cancer
As we mark World Cancer Day, we recognise the supportive environment scout groups can provide to members dealing with the effects of the disease.

Prince Charles meets scouts to tackle youth issues
Prince Charles met scouts in Lewisham to discuss action on the issues affecting young people in some of the UK's hardest-hit areas.

username & password

most of this area of the website requires a username and password, if you haven't received your details, please contact mail@scoutsindidcotscoutsindidcot.org.uk and your details will be issued as soon as possible.

thank you!

for the fantastic work you do each week in the groups around Didcot, helping to make a difference to over 600 young people.

communication

is key to a fast moving organisation such as The Scout Association.
This new website is the first phase of plans to provide even more support and resources to busy leaders and supporters.

If you haven't visited in a while check out what's new & updated.

our emblem - what it all means

Encircling rope - symbolises world unity
3 points of the fleurs de lys - symbolises Duty to God,
Duty to others and Duty to the Queen (or King)
The Bond - symbolises the family of scouting
2 Stars – symbolises truth and knowledge
10 points on Stars – symbolises 10 points of original scout law
The Reef Knot – shows the strength of the movement
Purple Background - symbolises leadership and power
and the White Emblem - symbolises purity

district strategy

The District Strategy Document can be downloaded as a PDF by clicking here

 

 

 

 


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