03/09/2026
βοΈ Could you be part of 1st Narberth Scouts? ππ
At 1st Narberth, we run four sections β Squirrels πΏοΈ, Beavers π¦«, Cubs πΊ and Scouts βοΈ β giving young people the chance to learn new skills, make friends and have adventures.
Weβre always looking for more volunteers to join our team!
You donβt need any Scouting experience β just a bit of time and a willingness to get involved.
Whether you can help every week or just occasionally, every bit makes a difference. β€οΈ
Fancy giving it a go? Drop us a message! βοΈ
βοΈ SCOUTING ACROSS PEMBROKESHIRE βοΈ
Scouting is about giving young people the chance to try new things, learn skills for life, make friends, build confidence and have adventures β all while being supported by amazing adult volunteers.
Across Pembrokeshire, we have 10 Scout Groups, with 5 of those groups also offering Squirrels, as well as 4 Explorer Units for young people aged 14β18.
πΏοΈ SQUIRRELS | Ages 4β6
For many young people, this is where their Scouting journey begins. Squirrels learn through play, games, simple challenges, exploring the outdoors and trying new things.
𦫠BEAVERS | Ages 6β8
Beavers become more independent, learning new skills, working together and discovering the world around them.
πΊ CUBS | Ages 8β10Β½
Cubs take on bigger challenges, from camping and outdoor adventures to practical skills, teamwork, creative activities and much more.
βοΈ SCOUTS | Ages 10Β½β14
Scouts are encouraged to take on more responsibility and challenge themselves through activities such as camping, expeditions, climbing, water activities, community projects and much more.
π EXPLORERS | Ages 14β18
Explorers have greater freedom to shape their own programme, take on leadership opportunities, complete awards and challenge themselves with new experiences.
β€οΈ NONE OF THIS HAPPENS WITHOUT VOLUNTEERS
Every meeting, camp, hike, activity and adventure is made possible by adult volunteers giving their time.
And volunteering doesn't mean you need to be an expert in Scouting.
You could help run a section, support activities and camps, help with events, fundraising, maintenance, administration or simply give a few hours when you can.
There is a role for everyone.
We have more young people wanting to experience Scouting, but to give them those opportunities, we need more adults to join our volunteer teams.
Whether you can give a few hours a week, help occasionally or bring a particular skill to the group, your support can make a real difference to a young person's experience.
π Could you help us give more young people the opportunity to develop skills, confidence and memories that last a lifetime?
Get in touch with your local Scout Group or Pembrokeshire Scouts to find out how you can get involved.
βοΈ 10 Scout Groups. 5 with Squirrels. 4 Explorer Units. Hundreds of young people and volunteers.
One Pembrokeshire Scouts. ππ