Join the adventure

Scouts gives young people the chance to have fun, make friends and learn skills for life. Across Leatherhead District, young people of all ages take part in exciting activities, outdoor adventures and community projects in a safe and supportive environment.

Whether you are looking for a place for your child to explore and grow, or you are interested in volunteering, there is a place for you in Scouts.

Who can join?

Scouting is open to young people and adults across Leatherhead District.

Young people

We offer opportunities for young people aged 4 to 25, with activities tailored to each age group:

  • Squirrels (4–5) – a fun and friendly introduction to Scouting
  • Beavers (6–7) – adventure, games and learning new skills
  • Cubs (8–10½) – teamwork, outdoor activities and challenges
  • Scouts (10½–14) – bigger adventures and practical skills
  • Explorers (14–18) – independence, leadership and challenge
  • Scout Network (18–25) – flexible involvement, adventure and volunteering

How to join

To register your interest in joining Scouts in Leatherhead District, please complete the form on this page. This helps us find the most suitable local group or section for you.

Submitting the form does not commit you to anything. A local volunteer will be in touch to talk through next steps and availability.

Volunteering with Scouts

Scouts is run by volunteers, and new helpers are always welcome. You do not need any previous experience and roles are flexible to fit around work and family life.

If you are interested in volunteering, either as an adult or through the Young Leader Programme, you can indicate this on the form below or visit our volunteering pages.

👉 Find out more about volunteering

Ready to join?

Complete the form below to start your Scouting adventure in Leatherhead District.

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What happens next?

Once you submit the join form:

  • Your details will be shared securely with the relevant local Scout Group or District team
  • A volunteer will contact you to discuss availability and next steps
  • We will help you find the best option for you or your child

Please note that some sections may have waiting lists depending on demand.

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