Our group was established 1980, making us a proud part of the Fife community for over 40 years. The 62nd Fife Scout Group is committed to supporting young people in their physical, mental, and spiritual development. We embrace the "Skills for Life" agenda set by the Scouting Association, encouraging our scouts to play constructive roles in their communities.

Our programs are designed for various age groups:

Squirrels (4 to 6 years old): Here, our youngest scouts learn the basics of teamwork and start their journey of discovering the world around them.

Beavers (6 to 8 years old): Starting to consolidate the skills they developed in Squirrels and building on the fun and friendship focus of the Beavers.

Cub Scouts (8 to 10.5 years old): Cub scouts engage in more advanced activities, where they start learning valuable skills, earning badges, and exploring the outdoors.

Scouts (10.5 to 14 years old): Scouts delve deeper into the world of scouting, with a focus on developing leadership skills, taking on challenging adventures, and serving the community.

Explorer Scouts (14 to 18 years old): As Explorer Scouts, our members become more autonomous, planning their adventures, but with a focus on life skills, social engagement and of course outdoor adventure through the Duke of Edinburgh scheme involvement.

Scout Network (18 to 25 years old): The Scout Network provides opportunities for young adults to enhance their personal development, social skills, and leadership capabilities.

Have a look at our group facebook page to see what we get up to 

Group Facebook Page

Our scouts were fortunate enough to get a place on the satellite camp for the jamborette at Blair in 2024 and were featured in the scouting news.  See here for the complete article