Welcome to Central Coast Region

Central Coast Region is part of Scouts Australia, Queensland Branch. Central Coast Region currently has a total of 14 Scout Groups and extends from Bowen in the north to Miriam Vale, approximately 70km south of Gladstone.

The following Districts are in the Central Coast Region

  • Hibiscus Coast District
  • Capricorn District
  • Port Curtis District

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    “Try to leave this world a little better than you found it”

    Robert Baden Powell

    Founder of Scouts

    NEWS

     
     

    Membership Numbers – 2019-20 Q1

    The total number of youth members in the region as at the end of June 2019 was 537 comprising of 65 Joey Scouts, 228 Cub Scouts, 190 Scouts, 67 Venturer Scouts and 23 Rover Scouts. This count is up 9.4% since 01 April 2019.

    C4, C5 and F31 Forms

    C4 - Parent Consent - Camp / Outdoor Activity The C4 (Parent Consent Form) is required any time a section activity (excluding Rover Section) is going to be held away from the den. Examples of this are (but not limited to) camps, visits to a location (e.g. fire...

    Mandatory e-Learning Modules

    All Adult Members (leaders, Group Support Committee members, youth program supporters etc.) are required to complete the mandatory e-Learning module “Child Safe Scouting” and “WHS for Scouting”.

    2018-2019 Final Membership Numbers

    The total number of youth members in the region as at the end of March 2019 was 527 comprising of 54 Joey Scouts, 213 Cub Scouts, 170 Scouts, 66 Venturer Scouts and 24 Rover Scouts. This count is down -8.8% since 01 April 2018.

    Scouts Queensland engages and inspires young Australians to develop confidence, resilience and leadership.

    Why Join Scouts?

    Scouting is the biggest and most successful youth organisation in Australia.

    Approximately 15,000 boys, girls and adults in Queensland from various cultural or religious backgrounds and with varying abilities, participate in all aspects of Scouting.

    Scouts are in every part of our community.

    The Scout Movement is comprised of sections developed around the age of the young people.

    Did you know that we have fantastic campsites open to the public?

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    It’s great to find activities where the whole family can get involved.

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    Children and young people have the right to be emotionally and physically safe at all times. This document details the policy and procedures of Scouts Queensland, which are designed to ensure, that as far as is possible, our volunteers, leaders, and members may enjoy the Scout program in the safest and most secure environment.

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