Section Waiting List

Please be aware some of our sections are currently full and some age groups may not be able to be offered places unless we have any leavers from the group.

Current estimated wait times:

  • Beavers (6-8 yo) - 1-2 terms
  • Cubs (8-10.5 yo) - Full
  • Scouts (10.5-14 yo) - Full

To join the waiting list for 1st Burnmoor, just click the link HERE to open the form.

Our volunteers will be notified, and we will be in contact when there’s room for your child in whichever section is age appropriate. You can join the waiting list as early as you like so when your child turns 6 there's a higher chance we can get them straight into Beavers as places are offered on a first come basis.

Volunteering

With tasks shared, our Sub Teams make volunteering better for everyone – easier, faster and more rewarding.

Our Scout Group thrives because of amazing volunteers who give their time, skills, and enthusiasm to help young people grow and thrive. Now, we’re building Sub Teams to make it even easier for more people to get involved — because many hands really do make light work!

The chart above shows the range of Sub Teams and the types of tasks we need help with. From admin and fundraising to kit maintenance and community engagement, there’s a role for everyone — whether you’ve got a few hours a month or a little more to give.

Whatever your availability or experience, we’d love to have you on board.

Interested?

Scroll down to learn more about each Sub Team or get in touch with us to chat about how you can help:

 

We currently need volunteers to help in various teams:

Helping Make Camps and Adventures Unforgettable

This team supports the delivery of our most exciting events — from weekend camps to adventurous activities. Whether it’s loading up gear, helping cook, or being a friendly face at camp, it’s all about teamwork.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Maintaining Kit (Quartermaster Role): Keeping track of tents, stoves, and supplies.
  • Pitching Camp at County Events: Helping set up and support larger regional events.
  • Supporting Group Nights Away: Helping with transport, logistics, or camp admin.
  • Supporting the Programme: Preparing kit, assisting leaders, and helping run activities.
  • Cooking & Catering: Helping plan menus, shop, cook and serve food during camps.

Ideal For: Those who love being outdoors, enjoy working as part of a team, or want to get stuck in at group events.

Helping Us Raise What We Need to Keep Scouting Great

The Fundraising Team helps secure the money and resources we need to provide amazing experiences for our young people — from grants and events to local sponsorships and supporter updates.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Applying for Grants: Finding and applying for local or national funding opportunities.
  • Fundraising Events: Helping plan and run raffles, bake sales, quizzes, and more.
  • Building Business Partnerships: Reaching out to local businesses for sponsorship and support.
  • Supporter Engagement: Keeping our supporters informed and involved.

Ideal For: Friendly, creative people who enjoy fundraising, marketing, or community networking.

The Organised Engine Room of Our Group

The Admin Team keeps everything running behind the scenes. From handling records and payments to supporting leaders with planning and badge records, their work makes sure we stay on track and compliant.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Section Size Planning: Keeping an eye on group numbers and waiting lists.
  • Monitoring Subs Payments: Tracking who’s paid and supporting with reminders if needed.
  • Filing Group Census: Helping with the yearly census and membership data.
  • Managing Bookings & Enquiries: Supporting hall bookings and general questions.
  • Section Admin Support: Assisting leaders with badge tracking, parent communication, and documentation.

Ideal For: Organised, detail-loving people who enjoy admin, spreadsheets, or supporting leaders in the background.

Keeping Our Scout Spaces Safe, Welcoming and Ready for Adventure

The HQ Team looks after our Scout HQ building, grounds, and equipment. Their work ensures our young people have a safe, well-maintained, and welcoming place to meet, play, and grow.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Building and Grounds Maintenance: Carrying out repairs and improvements to our facilities.
  • Cleaning & Waste Management: Keeping the HQ clean, tidy, and ready for use.
  • Activity Equipment Maintenance: Checking and maintaining equipment to make sure it’s safe and ready.
  • Gardening & Grounds Care: Grass cutting, weeding, and keeping outdoor areas usable and inviting.

Ideal For: Practical, hands-on volunteers who enjoy DIY, outdoor tasks, or helping care for a shared space.

Do you want to learn new skills and make new friends?

We’re looking for new Section Team Members.

 

Section Teams make sure:  

  • We’re planning and delivering a great programme 
  • There’s a great culture for volunteers and members
  • Scouts is a safe environment for everyone
  • Admin gets done, such as keeping member records
  • Everyone’s kept in the loop

Shining a Light on What Scouting Brings to the Community

This team helps tell our story, promote our work locally, and build positive relationships with the wider community — helping more people hear about the impact of Scouting.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Promoting Scouting in the Community: Helping with local press, posters, and visibility.
  • Building Local Partnerships: Linking up with schools, businesses and organisations.
  • Organising Community Events: Running stalls or taking part in local fairs and public events.
  • Maintaining Relationships: Keeping in touch with community contacts and supporters.

Ideal For: Outgoing, people-focused volunteers with a passion for promoting positive community work.

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