1st Seymour Scouts

27/09/2026

27/09/2026

A huge thank you to all our amazing volunteers who gave up their time today, and to our wonderful local community for coming along and supporting 1st Seymour Scouts.
We’re also incredibly grateful to Bunnings for giving us the opportunity to run our BBQ fundraiser.

26/09/2026

Your Sunday Bunnings trip just got better! Come grab a snag and support 1st Seymour Scouts this Sunday 27th September at your local Bunnings Warehouse

18/09/2026

Come have a boogie with us @6:30!

17/09/2026

Did you know Victoria offers Get Active Kids Vouchers to help eligible families get their kids involved in organised sport and active recreation?

Scouts is an approved activity, so your voucher can help cover the cost of joining Scouts and getting your kids outdoors, active and learning new skills!

Join Scouts with Get Active Kids!
Never thought about Scouts? Now's the chance to give it a go!

You can use a Get Active Kids voucher and get up to $200 towards your child's Scouting adventure.

How to apply:
1. Go to getactive.vic.gov.au/vouchers and apply for a voucher
2. Nominate Scouts Victoria as your activity provider using the code: 2996540
3. Speak to your Group Leader as soon as possible and let them know you're using a voucher towards the fees

Make sure to let your Group Leader know you have a voucher to use ✅✅

Applications close Tuesday, October 13 at 10am ⏰⏰

This is the last round until June 2027, don't miss out!

17/09/2026

In May, Seven of our Scouts took on ScoutHike 2026 — an annual statewide hiking adventure bringing together around 800 Scouts from across Victoria.

The Scouts navigated their way through the State Forest, hiking between activity checkpoints and tackling challenges along the way. And, of course, the rain made an appearance!

A weekend of hiking, teamwork, navigation, challenges and plenty of muddy memories. What an adventure!

13/09/2026

This weekend, our Scouts and Venturers headed out for an adventure at Horseshoe Lagoon!

The youth took on the challenge of camping independently, pitching their own tents, starting a campfire using only flint and steel, whittling with pocket knives, fishing, and even digging for their own worms.

They built their own food shelter and prepared every meal over the campfire — with the youth responsible for making it all happen themselves.

It was a fantastic weekend in the great outdoors, building confidence, learning new skills, making memories and strengthening friendships around the campfire.

10/09/2026

This term, our Scouts visited the local SES to learn about emergency response and practical skills.

They learned useful knots such as the bowline and clove hitch, explored the SES truck and equipment, rode in an SES vehicle, and practised using tools including hammers, saws and screwdrivers.

A big thank you to our local SES team for a fun and informative night!