1. Cub Scout Programme Updates

3. Key Messages  Outdoor and adventure  Shaped by young people  Teamwork and leadership skills  Community Impact  Progression and personal development  Focus on top awards Meeting the needs of young people and adult leaders, now and towards 2018

4. Key Changes (Overarching)  Core themes: Outdoor & Adventure, World, Skills  Chief Scout Awards more robust  Less duplication of badge requirements  Young Leaders’ Scheme updates  Quality programme checker  Brand refreshed  Removed: Zones, Bottom Line, Partnership Awards

7. New Cub Badges and Awards 7 Challenge Awards and 6 Activity Badges required to complete Chief Scout Silver Award Challenge Awards: Our World, Our Skills, Our Outdoors, Our Adventure, Teamwork, Team Leader Personal Challenge Increase from 33 to 36 Activity Badges Increase from 6 to 14 Staged Activity Badges Activity Plus available

8. Challenge Awards Our OutdoorsOur AdventurePersonal Our Skills TeamworkOur WorldTeam Leader

9. Updated Items Membership AwardJoining In Awards Moving on Award (Beavers to Cubs) (Cubs to Scouts)

11. Publications – consultation  There are too many resources  People don’t know what their purpose is  A successful programme can run without them  Resources are often left at home and not looked at again  They are not particularly functional  Young people want to remember their time in Scouting

12. Cub Resources

13. Leader Resources

15. A Quality Cub Programme Key Measurements:  Chief Scout’s Silver award  Challenge awards  Activity badges  Activities outside the meeting place  Delivery of the programme  Activities with others  Youth involvement  Nights away opportunities

16. All information at: www.scouts.org.uk/prepared www.scouts.org.uk/prepared

17. Implementation and Support How will you implement the programme updates in your section? What support may you need? Where do you think you can access that support? How will you make sure that your programme is a quality Cub programme?