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When you start planning your school trip with your students, it’s not just items that you plan to remember (although they’re still important). We know that teachers put a heartful of effort into making sure learning outcomes are on point and relevant, and that everything is in place to make for a perfect learning experience. So, we thought we could…

Did you know plenty of Cub and Scout badges can be earned at home? As well as participating in activities at group meetings or during adventures, your young explorer can build skills and earn badges right from their living room, kitchen, or garden. Whether it’s a rainy weekend or the school holidays, there are many fun, rewarding ways to stay…

Being part of the Scouts or in a Girlguiding group is about so much more than camping trips and badge collecting. It’s a chance for young people to grow in confidence, learn valuable life skills, and strengthen friendships, all while having a brilliant time. From lighting their first fire to leading their peers through a tricky challenge, every new experience…

Field trips offer students the chance to step outside the classroom and experience hands-on learning in real-world settings. For secondary school teachers, planning a field trip can be a valuable way to reinforce key concepts, spark curiosity, and enhance student engagement. Whether it’s collecting geographical data on a coastal visit, studying biodiversity in a nature reserve, or exploring mathematical concepts…

Whether you’re coaching a youth football team, running a local netball club or supporting a school sports squad, developing your players’ skills is key to success. From communication and teamwork to technical ability and confidence, every skill plays a role in how your team performs on and off the pitch.  In this guide, we’ll explore practical ways to improve sports…

Uniformed groups like Scouts and Girlguiding offer children and young people the chance to grow, explore and develop essential life skills. But if you’re new to the world of Beavers, Cubs, Rainbow, Brownies or Guides, one of the first things you’ll likely ask is: Which group does my child fit into, and how do they work? This guide is here…

Exams are an important part of academic life for students, and with exams around the corner, it's inevitable that students may become stressed with revision for all their subjects. Developing strong revision habits not only improves their understanding of the topics but also boosts their confidence on exam day. In this blog, we’ll explore our top revision tips for students…

We’re sure your group loves to display the badges they have earned while part of a uniformed group. As your adventurers complete more activities and challenges, they’ll need to keep their uniforms topped up with all their latest achievements. Whether you’re looking for help with where to put scout badges, beaver badges, cub badges, or guide badges, we’re here to…

For many primary school teachers, a fieldwork trip isn’t just a break from the classroom – it’s a chance to get pupils outside, exploring, discovering, and learning in a hands-on way. But field studies go beyond just being a fun day out. When they’re planned with purpose, they become powerful learning tools that really help children connect with what they’re…

Whether you’re a Girlguiding Leader or a Guide yourself, this camp kit list is for you. When you’re heading off on an adventure at camp, it’s important that you’ve got everything you need to stay warm, dry, comfortable and prepared for all activities. If you’re getting ready for a Girlguiding residential trip at PGL, or any camp trip, then our…