Our Sections

One Program · One Journey

Our Sections

Scouting grows with young people, from their first adventures at five through to youth-led Rover Scouting at twenty-five.

Ages 5–25

Adventure at every stage

Each section provides age-appropriate challenge, friendship and outdoor experiences while progressively giving young people greater independence and leadership.

AGES 5–8

Joey Scouts

Joey Scouts discover Scouting through games, outdoor activities, creativity, teamwork and their first adventures away from home.

Monday · 5:30–6:30 pm
Jamboree Heights-Wacol Scout Hall
During Queensland school terms

AGES 8–11

Cub Scouts

Cub Scouts take on bigger challenges, develop practical skills and confidence, and begin taking more responsibility for planning adventures.

Wednesday · 6:30–8:00 pm
Jamboree Heights-Wacol Scout Hall
During Queensland school terms

AGES 11–14

Scouts

Scouts build independence, teamwork and leadership through camps, hikes, adventurous activities, community involvement and youth-led programs.

Thursday · 6:30–8:30 pm
Jamboree Heights-Wacol Scout Hall
During Queensland school terms

AGES 15–18

Venturer Scouts

Venturers shape more of their own program, tackle ambitious adventures, grow as leaders and work toward personal goals with adult support.

Monday · 7:00–9:00 pm
Normally Darra Scout Hall; sometimes Jamboree Heights-Wacol Scout Hall
During Queensland school terms

AGES 18–25

Rover Scouts

Rovers are young adults who plan and run their own adventurous, social and community-focused program while continuing to develop leadership.

Thursday · 7:30–9:30 pm
Darra Scout Hall
Meets year-round

AGES 18+

Adult Volunteers

Adults make Scouting possible in many ways, including youth program support, administration, events, facilities and Group operations.
Meeting arrangements can occasionally change. Prospective members should contact the Group before their first visit so we can confirm the current program, venue and any special activities. Transition timing between sections can also vary slightly according to the young person and local arrangements.
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The same principles throughout

Youth leading. Adult supporting.

As members grow, they progressively take more responsibility for deciding, planning and leading their activities. Adult volunteers provide the safe environment, mentoring and support that lets young people learn by doing.Scouts Queensland section information

Not sure where to start?

Send an enquiry and we'll connect you with the right section and confirm the meeting details for your first visit.
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