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We believe in the value of the work we do, challenging young New Zealanders to be active, extra-ordinary and adventurous...

There are 16,000 SCOUTS in New Zealand, and this number is growing every day.  We equip young people aged 6 to 26 with life skills of problem-solving, teamwork, citizenship, and healthy living; and provide them with access to a large range of outdoor activities including our specialised caving, photography, flying, canoe and snow schools.

 
 

NEWS
2010 Term 2 Programmes "Beyond the Hedge" now available

Term 2 programmes are now available to download.

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Update on Hot Cross Buns

Attached is a letter to the group leaders from Chris Hooper CEO and Tony Hickmore National Fundraising and Marketing Manager giving an update on the Hot Cross Bun initiative

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Photography Competition

We are inviting all Kea Clubs to send in photos of ‘Keas in Action’ for our 2010 Kea Photography Competition. 

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Jamboree News

Jamboree fees confirmed.

National Patrol Camping Competition announced.

Chief Scout Award presentation opporunities.

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EVENTS
Aviation School Aviation School

11 April - 18 April 2010

Try your hand at flying a light aircraft, a microlight, a glider and much, much more.

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Caving School Caving School

12 April - 16 April 2010

Learn all about caving and explore the many caves in the Waitomo area.

> more about Caving School

Photography School Photography School

4 July - 11 July 2010

Work towards developing a professional portfolio of work at Photography School, with Te Papa photographer Norm Heke.

> more about Photography School

Snow School Snow School

26 September - 3 October 2010

Try skiing & snowboarding for the first time, or improve your existing skills.

> more about Snow School

Mountaincraft School Mountaincraft School

3 October - 8 October 2010

Learn ice-axe and crampon techniques, rock-climbing, snow-caving, rescue techniques and other mountain skills.

> more about Mountaincraft School