What’s That Thing Around Their Neck? Unraveling the Mystery of the Scout Neckerchief

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Scouts. Images of campfires, badges, and knot-tying probably spring to mind. But what about that distinctive piece of cloth they wear around their necks? Is it a scarf? A necktie? A “neckie”? The answer, while seemingly simple, is a bit more nuanced. The correct term, and the one used within Scouting, is neckerchief. While some …

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The Great “Toggle” or “Woggle” Debate: Untangling the Scouts’ Accessory Mystery

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For over a century, Scouts around the world have proudly worn a unique accessory – a ring of fabric that secures their neckerchief. But the question remains: is it a “toggle” or a “woggle”? This seemingly simple query has sparked friendly debates and playful arguments within Scout groups for generations. Let’s delve into the history …

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Scout Poems

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As part of our programme on Burns night the Scouts had to write a poem to promote Scouting. This is part of the Scouts Creative Award, “Use your creative ability to produce something that promotes a Scouting activity or an event.” So each patrol was challenged to write a poem. Please find the poems below: …

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Volunteering East Kilbride

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Attention all community members! The 6th East Kilbride Scout Group is in need of your help! As a non-profit organisation, we rely on the dedication and support of volunteers to provide a quality Scouting experience to our members. We are currently seeking volunteers to assist with a range of activities, from leading meetings and planning …

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