The First Arundel (Earl of Arundel's Scout Group) was formed in 1908, within weeks of Scouting being started.

Now 100 years later it is still going strong providing young people aged 6 to 25 a balanced progressive programme of activities that develops their potential and helps by giving them skills to make them better citizens in for the future.

The Group has 3 main sections.

• Beaver Scouts - Aged 6 to 8

• Cub Scouts - Aged 8 to 10½

• Scouts - Aged 10½ to 14

The Group meets in its Headquarters in Green Lane Close, Arundel, which is available to hire and is suitable for use as a location for Nights Away activities.

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National Scout News    

	Largest ever UK leader team to attend the World Scout Jamboree in Sweden (26/03/2010) Some 500 leaders across the UK have been selected to represent the Movement at the 22nd World Scout Jamboree
	'A different kind of portrait for a different kind of Chief Scout' (25/03/2010) Peter Duncan, ninth Chief Scout of the United Kingdom has unveiled his official portrait at The Scout Association’s forest home, Gilwell Park.
	Volunteer training to boost economy (22/03/2010) UK business would benefit greatly from directly linking training and volunteering, according to a new report supported by The Scout Association.

Arundel Scouts History

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Can You Help? Adult help is always needed in order to give young people the opportunity and adventure that is Scouting. Full training and support is available. If you are able to offer us any assistance - either as a uniformed leader, section assistant or committee member - please contact our Group Scout Leader, Simon Burgess on 0845 474 1908 or via email at simon.burgess@ arundelscouts.org.uk