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Sports

Inclusive physical activities encouraging fitness, coordination, resilience, cooperation and respect for fair play.

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Program overview

Movement that builds stronger teams.

The Sports program uses active games and structured team activities to help participants enjoy movement, improve physical confidence and learn how to contribute positively within a group.

Activities can include fitness drills, team games, coordination challenges and recreational sport. Sessions are adjusted to the age, ability, facilities and program available at each participating institution.

Active fitness

Movement, stamina, mobility, coordination and healthy participation.

Teamwork

Communication, shared roles and constructive support for teammates.

Resilience

Learning from setbacks, practising consistently and trying again.

Fair play

Respect for rules, officials, opponents and the spirit of participation.

Age pathway

Learning appropriate to each stage.

Activities, expectations and responsibility develop progressively with age and experience.

All age groups

All-age participation

Grassroots sports activities are intended for participants across age groups.

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Program-specific grouping

Exact divisions, sports and progression depend on the announced activity and institution.

What participants explore

Structured learning with practical participation.

Each program combines explanation, demonstration, guided practice and reflection. The exact sequence is adapted to the active group.

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01 Warm-up and mobility
02 Movement fundamentals
03 Coordination challenges
04 Team games
05 Fitness activities
06 Fair play and reflection

Availability note: Specific sports, age divisions and activities depend on available facilities, instructors and the active program.

How training is delivered

Support for students, trainers and institutions.

Association representatives can visit schools and colleges to train students through a four-part delivery model.

Age- and skill-specific curriculum

The right skills at the right time, all-round development through scouting philosophy and an inclusive approach.

Qualified trainers

Balance between school and training, regular trainer workshops and exposure to current training practices.

Assessment and feedback

Regular assessment, parent progress reports and student fitness report cards where implemented.

Equipment and infrastructure

Necessary Scouts and Guides equipment and infrastructure required to conduct training at schools.

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