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Child Protection in Sport Unit have created a risk-assessment template to help you identify the risks and implement appropriate controls to help ensure a safe environment at your activity for all children and young people.

Scouts Aotearoa cares about the safety of all our Members, especially rangatahi. It is every adult’s job to keep kids safe
at Scouts, and when a kid is not safe, adults will help.
This book explains how Scouts Aotearoa keeps kids safe from people who might harm them.

As most children and young people now have access to the Internet, it’s more important than ever to learn ways to prevent online violence and to understand what actions young people can take to better protect themselves and their peers.

Surf Smart is a curriculum developed by our friends at WAGGGS to help children make the most out of the Internet whilst staying safe online. In this session, you’ll learn about things like identifying online scams, choosing smart passwords & being respectful in digital spaces.

You may have heard about the Anti-Bullying Toolkit, but do you know what it’s all about? Is your Scout unit interested in talking about and taking action against bullying, but unsure where to start? Then this virtual campfire is made for you!

We encourage all participants to be prepared for a safe event by reading this page carefully and following the Safe from Harm guidance.

Main page covering Safe from Harm located on www.scout.org.

The World Scout Committee has established the definition, the scope of consultation and action, as well as the criteria, the rights and obligations, and the procedures, which allow it to grant consultative status to those organisations qualified to receive it.

This Terms of Reference is for the standing committees of the World Scout Committee, including the Audit, Finance, Ethics, Constitutions, and Honours and Awards Committees. It outlines their duties, guidance for their work and term of mandate.