Our Code of Conduct

In order for all Scouts to get the most out of their time in Scouting & to enjoy it, we suggest that you take an active part in the life of the Troop & engage with the many activities & opportunities that Scouting can provide.

The Troop has a code of conduct for all its members. This is not a code or set of rules that have been imposed by the adult leaders, it has been created by involving our Scouts in the process . The code of conduct is also reviewed by the Troop membership to ensure that it is still relevant.  

The following guidelines are therefore expected to be followed by our members.

• Attend all Troop meetings unless ill or away on holiday
• Have the courtesy to inform the leaders if you cannot attend a meeting
• Make every effort to attend the annual Remembrance day parade
• Attend at least TWO activities outside of the normal Troop meetings per year
• Help with at least one Fundraising event during the year
• Look after your own & all Group equipment 
• Wear your uniform to meetings unless advised otherwise by the Leaders
• Wear your uniform smartly & with pride
• Ensure the badges you are awarded are stitched on your uniform in the correct place
• Enjoy Scouting 
• Let your Patrol Leader know of any idea for activities
• Be comfortable talking to the Leaders about any concerns or problems
• Listen to & follow instructions by leaders & instructors these may be for your safety.
• Turn up for meetings on time
• Be intolerant of bullying & report it when you see it to an adult
• Wear sensible & appropriate clothing & footwear for the activity we are taking part in
• Be honest & trustworthy, you will gain respect for it
• Set a good example to Cubs joining the Troop & new Scouts
• Swearing is not acceptable in Scouting
• Remember to smile & say Thank you, it does matter
• Mobile Phones are not required at Troop meetings if you bring one they must be on silent & not used 
• Respect the fantastic headquarters you meet in & the work put in to achieve it.

Above all we should :

• Show Loyalty to our Scout Troop & the Scout movement
• Be able to be trusted by the leaders & fellow Scouts
• Be a considerate friend to others
• Be careful of other peoples property & do not use if not given permission by the owner
• On camp keep out of other peoples tents and gear
• Treat everyone with respect & you will receive respect
• Have fun ! That's what Scouting is all about