There is a lot going on here in the Virtual Scout Hall.  You are very welcome to to take a look around the whole site.
Our 'At Home' materials are mostly accessed from the buttons on the left of this page, but check out Badges too.
This Half Term, why not. . . 

get cooking!
There are new recipes in The Kitchen, including tasty quesadillas that we have enjoyed making at Scouts.
You could even get our special Cook at Home badge.
get outside!
The perfect time to get outside and enjoy the autumn colours (when it isn't raining!)

The Nature Club has links to lots of spotter sheets and guides for trees, fungi and minibeasts as well as ideas for arty ways to use some of the natural treasures you find.


​Lots of great links and ideas for engaging with nature on the BBC Autumnwatch page.
get creative!
Be inspired by Petr Vaclavek's amazing acorn elves. What can you make with the things you find on your walks? You can find more in the Art, Craft and Nature Clubs.
get a badge!
Check out our Day of the Dead Challenge. This week only!
Check out Badges at Home for Scout Association badges to have a go at, or why not try to complete the Carry on Scouting badge?

The Want a Badge? page shows you more possibilities.
get online!
Mystery at Oggy Manor goes live on Scoutadelic at 10 on Friday morning. Dare you solve it?
Don't forget to let us know how you get on.

Scouting in Oldham is currently RED and therefore only virtual. Check here to find out what this means, and how we will be approaching the AMBER phase.

Welcome to 20th Oldham's 
​Virtual Scout Hall

We update regularly with suggested activities for all sections. There are club activities to take part in, and badge requirements you can complete at home, as well as virtual meetings and events.

We have a new bookcase, with lots of ideas, and details of how you can earn badges. Take a look!

Need more Scouting in your life? Head to Scoutadelic - you can even get a daily email!

Tuesday meetings are online.

Links are sent via OSM 
Beavers at 6, Cubs at 7 and Scouts & YLs at 8pm.
Visit the blogs to find out more about the badgework we are doing - young people not attending the Zoom meetings are still very welcome to take part.
At the next meeting, on November 3rd, all sections will be meeting Ken McNally the new Methodist Minister, and planning for Remembrance Day.
Take care of yourselves: see these tips, advice and guidance from Young Minds.

Beavers

Beavers are working on their Air Activities and Digital Citizen Stage 1 Badges. Find out more here.

Cubs

Cubs are working on Digital Citizen Stage 1 and the Local Knowledge Badge. More details on their blog.

Scouts & YLs

Scouts are working on Digital Citizen Stage 1 and their Local Knowledge Badge.

​The Personal Challenge - for all sections 

Members of all Sections: Beavers, Cubs and Scouts all need to complete their Personal Challenge as part of the Chief Scout's Award.  This is in 2 parts, one that they choose for themselves and one that we set.

Click on each badge for a completion sheet. There is a booklet here if you would like to use it, it gives space for more writing, or drawings.
The challenge that we are setting to all our members at this time is to continue  their Scouting activities - and to complete either some of the badgework options here on this page, or others of their own choosing.
You can email to say what challenge you have chosen, or use the Parent Portal.