Photography Pro
Grab a photographic device, dig down, get creative, and channel your inner pro photographer with this fun Photo Scavenger Hunt! All Cubs need a photographic […]
Author Archives: Breanna Shumack
Helping your Group during the pandemic
Dear Scouting colleagues, Greeting from Scouts NSW! First, my thanks to the many Leaders who are showing amazing resilience and creativity during these challenging times. […]
Transforming our Youth Program – Update from the Program Transformation Team
The Program Transformation Team is halfway through upskilling our Scout Groups into the future of Australian Scouting. We are currently ahead of our initial schedule, […]
Connecting Virtually through Microsoft Teams
In 2019, Scouts NSW began our roll out of Microsoft Office 365 to all Adult Members, giving us a secure and central way of communicating […]
Expressions of Interest – Deputy Chief Commissioners
Job Description Two dynamic and inspiring leaders are needed for the voluntary roles of Deputy Chief Commissioner NSW (Operations) and Deputy Chief Commissioner (Program, Youth […]
Add your Scouting event to the Scouts NSW Events Calendar!
Do you have a Scouting event planned that you’d like to promote to the community? Add it to the Scouts NSW online Events Calendar! Scouts […]
Celebrating International Women’s Day
By Belinda Howell, Deputy Chief Commissioner (Growth, Strategies and Group Support) Life goes by at a pretty hectic pace for me. I’m one of millions […]
Program Transformation Team Updates
37% of NSW on the new Youth Program – are you? The implementation of the new Youth Program has entered 2020 in stride, with 24 […]
Update – Scouts NSW email addresses and Office 365 roll out
Scouts NSW email addresses and Office 365 Online E1 (Non Profit) implementation and rollout: what it means for members Who has received the rollout so […]
A silver lining: Broken Hill upskills onto Program amidst Cuboree cancellation
The final week of December left many of our members with mixed emotions, as the NSW Cuboree 2020 was cancelled due to unprecedented bushfire risk. […]
