Championing Future Leaders.
Troop #25
Our Scouting sections.
Ages7-10
Cub Scouts
Cub Scouts, a segment within the broader Scouting movement, caters to the developmental needs of boys and girls aged seven to ten. With a mission to instill core values like trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, and citizenship, the program fosters qualities such as self-confidence, teamwork, and character. Engaging in a spectrum of activities—from outdoor adventures and science to arts and craft. Cub Scouts explore physical, mental, and emotional growth.
Learn moreAges11-14
Explorer Scouts
Explorer Scouts, a vibrant facet of the Scouting movement, tailor their program to youths aged eleven to fourteen. Focused on holistic development, leadership, and community service, the co-educational initiative encourages young individuals to embrace challenges, cultivate skills, and contribute positively to their communities. Explorer Scouts embark on a unique journey of self-discovery, fostering personal growth, independence, and a sense of responsibility.
Learn moreAges15-18
Venturer Scouts
Venturer Scouts, an integral part of the Scouting movement, caters to young people aged fifteen to eighteen through a co-ed program. Centered on personal growth, leadership development, and outdoor adventure, Venturer Scouts actively participate in planning and organizing their activities, taking responsibility for their own development.
Learn moreAges19 +
Scout Leaders
Scout Leaders, aged 19 and above, are dedicated volunteers in the Scouting movement, responsible for guiding, supporting, and supervising youth members. They play crucial roles as mentors and organizers, contributing to the physical, mental, social, and spiritual development of young individuals. These leaders may serve in various capacities, such as Cub Scout Akela, Assistant Cub Scout Leaders, Explorer Scout Leader, Assistant Explorer Scout Leaders, Venture Scout Leader, Assistant Venture Scout Leaders, Group Scout Leader, and more.
Learn moreStories of growth, friendship and fun!
“For me, being a Saints Scout has always been more than just an extracurricular activity because the Scout Laws and Promise, along with the Scout Method and its symbolic framework, have helped shape the person I am today. My motivation for taking on the role of Scout Leader stems from the positive experiences I had with Scouting. I strive to help young people develop fundamental values, interpersonal skills, and overall well-roundedness.”
Mike Linton
Scout Leader
“As a member of Troop 25, I have gained incredible memories and lifelong skills. Scouting has taught me what respect and equality can look like. I enjoy being a part of Troop 25 because I feel a sense of belonging, and the troop offers many opportunities for personal growth and new skills.”
Amelia Hassan
Scout
“Scouting at troop 25 has broadened my horizon in terms of basic life skills and social interactions and has personally helped me - a shy person - to be bolder.”
Robert Henry
Scout
“Being a scout of Troop 25 has benefited me academically as well as socially and it has made me a better well-rounded individual”
Michael Blake
Scout
“Troop 25 has offered me the joys of scouting through its camaraderie, outdoor ventures, leadership opportunities and valuable life skills.”
Zaria Fung
Scout Leader
“Being a part of the Saints Scout group is beyond amazing. Not only have I gained knowledge and useful life skills, but I have also gained self-confidence while improving my leadership abilities.”
Nattalia Pollardd
Scout
“In Troop 25, I've acquired knowledge on vital life skills and fostering teamwork through scouting, all within a welcoming environment, creating enduring and unforgettable memories.”
Delica Greene
Scout
