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Battalion Council Draft Minute February 2026

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Education Resources - UK Safer Internet Centre

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Online Safety Tips, Advice and Resources

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Battalion Council Agenda - February 10th 2026

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Battalion Council Agenda - February 10th 2026

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Our 2025 Christmas Colouring picture for Anchor Sections, open to Junior Sections too. Post / hand in entries to the Battalion office by 18th December, or scan / photograph and email them in.

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Company & Seniors Physical Recreation Competition 2025/2026

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_20252026 Company & Seniors Physical Recreation Games Competition

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Awards Information - Membership, Core Activity, Major Awards, Staged Awards, Juniors Project, DofE, Service, Night's Away

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Recognising Achievement - The Boys’ Brigade

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Find out more about our awards and ways to recognise the achievements of children & young people.

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Board of Trustee Meeting Summary June 2025

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Board of Trustee Meeting Summary June 2025

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Board of Trustee Meeting Summary May 2025

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Board of Trustee Meeting Summary May 2025

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The form can be used to process applications for multiple young people (upto 4) in a single transaction, additional fields will appear as you add individual applicants.
Please note this online form is not available to Companies in Northern Ireland.
The details entered below will be used to dispatch the awards.

I confirm that the above applicant(s) have: *

Award(s) have been approved by Queen's Badge Coordinator/Advisor (as required) *

Enter quantities for the items you would like to order for the above applicants (based on 1 per applicant): *

- Minatures are now included as standard for all applicants.

- Total number of awards MUST not exceed number of participants listed above.

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The form can be used to process applications for multiple young people (upto 4) in a single transaction, additional fields will appear as you add individual applicants. Please note this online form is not available to Companies in Northern Ireland. The details entered below will be used to dispatch the awards.

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The form can be used to process applications for multiple young people (upto 8) in a single transaction, additional fields will appear as you add individual applicants.
Please note this online form is not available to Companies in Northern Ireland.
The details entered below will be used to dispatch the awards.

- Minatures are now included as standard for all applicants.

- Total number of awards MUST not exceed number of participants listed above.

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Battalion Financial Statements to 31 March 2025

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Battalion Financial Statements to 31 March 2025

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The Battalion accounts for 2024/25.

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Battalion Council Agenda - Annual Meeting June 12 2025

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Battalion Council Agenda - Annual Meeting June 12 2025

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Board of Trustee Meeting Summary March 2025

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Board of Trustee Meeting Summary March 2025

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Summary of Board Meeting  24 March 2025 - Copy

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Policies and Regulations - The Boys’ Brigade

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The Boys Brigade has policies and regulations to ensure that our work with children and young people is safe, consistent and in accordance with legislation.

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Battalion Council Reports - February 2025

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Battalion Council Reports - February 2025

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Battalion Council Minute - November 2024

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Battalion Council Minute - November 2024

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Battalion Council Agenda - February 2025

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Battalion Council Agenda - February 2025

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Agenda for Battalion Council 13 November 2024

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Agenda for Battalion Council 13 November 2024

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November 2024 Newsletter

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January 2024 Newsletter

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The Faith Journey Model - The Boys Brigade

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At the forefront of The Boys' Brigade's Object is "The advancement of Christ's Kingdom". For 140 years, through our weekly meetings, residential experiences and other events, we have been seeking to fulfil the Object by introducing children and young people to a Biblical narrative that offers them the opportunity to live "life to the full" (John 10:10) through coming to know Jesus for themselves.

Every child and young person is different, so the BB Faith Journey model is not a perfect formula (or a 'sausage machine') where young people enter at one end and exit as fully formed, mature, on-fire Christians at the other. It is, however, a framework that allows us to engage with young people, allows them to explore what the Bible tells them about who they are and why they are here, gives them the opportunity to encounter Jesus and acknowledge him as their Saviour and then helps them expand his kingdom by stepping into everything that God has planned for them.

We recognise that for some of our members, we will just be sowing the seeds of faith, sparking their curiosity and seeking to answer some of their questions. It will be for others to nurture those seeds and for God to meet them elsewhere on their journey. We are not, however, content with just seed sowing and we want as many of our members as possible to encounter Jesus and have their lives transformed. Importantly, we also want them to have fun along the way!

Introducing and embedding the Faith Journey model is simply a way of trying to define how our activities support our Object in relation to the Christian faith and the lived experience of our members. It acts as a framework that allows us to review our provision and support for our leaders as they journey with children and young people. It helps us identify areas we are doing well in and areas in which we maybe need to step up.

The Faith Journey: The 4 E's

The Faith Journey has four steps to it as follows:

Conclusion

Whilst this model is rightly centred on the faith development journey of the individual young person and the equipping of leaders to journey with their young people, there are additional benefits that this model may bring. These include developing young leaders who are better placed to pass on the baton of faith and making the BB more attractive to Churches seeking to reach children, young people and families. The result of this will be increased capacity and more opportunity for young people to experience the journey of faith with the BB for themselves.

Join us online for an introduction to the Faith Journey

We are hosting a Webinar on Monday 20th November at 7pm. Led by our Ministry Team, this will be an opportunity to hear more about the BB Faith Journey. Click to register now.

Questions or Support

If you have any questions about the Faith Journey please get in touch with our Ministry Team at ministry@boys-brigade.org.uk

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At the forefront of The Boys' Brigade's Object is "The advancement of Christ's Kingdom".

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Battalion Council Papers - November 2023

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Battalion Council Papers - November 2023

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Agenda and June 2023 Minute

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Welcome to the Gazette Online - The Boys' Brigade Gazette

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Welcome to the Gazette Online - The Boys' Brigade Gazette

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Welcome to the Gazette Online - Explore the gazette articles here. Filter by categories or issues. Interested in contributing? Get in...

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youth culture and trends digital spreads

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Find a local course, class or workshop on cademy.co.uk

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Glasgow Battalion Online Training & Event Portal

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Glasgow Battalion Online Training & Event Portal

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Find a local course, class or workshop on cademy.co.uk

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Find and book local classes, workshops and courses near you. Search & compare hundreds of quality courses from leading educators and course providers.

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Brigade Development Resources September 2023

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Brigade Development Resources September 2023

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View details of upcoming virtual workshops/webinars for leaders, and view recordings of previous sessions . . .

Upcoming workshops/webinars

Programme Update Webinars

An opportunity to catch up on all things programme related, the HQ Team will share the latest updates on the programme and what's coming up on the programme planner for the next two months.

All this will be followed up by a Q&A and Ideas Sharing.

Upcoming webinars will take place on the following dates, all starting at 7pm:

Monday 6th March - Click to register
At this webinar we are planning to launch our resources for the King's Coronation as well as taking a look ahead to plans for the Summer term.

View recordings of previous workshops/webinars

Programme

Young Leaders Network

Open To... Campaign

Online Brigade Manager (OBM)

Be Bold, Be Strong: Strategic Plan 2021 - 2025

Others

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Leaders Workshops/Webinars - The Boys Brigade

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We are pleased to launch a new programme resource for the Company & Seniors age groups. The ‘Your Future’ Programme has been produced in partnership…

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Leaders Webinar: February Programme Update

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Leaders Webinar: February Programme Update

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Seniors Programme Resources Spring 2023 Combined

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Seniors Programme Resources Spring 2023 Combined

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Company Programme Resources Spring 2023 Combined

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Company Programme Resources Spring 2023 Combined

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Juniors Programme Resources Spring 2023 Combined

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Juniors Programme Resources Spring 2023 Combined

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Anchors Programme Resources Spring 2023 Combined

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Anchors Programme Resources Spring 2023 Combined

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Leaders Code of Conduct - The Boys Brigade

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This code of conduct sets out standards of behaviour The Boys' Brigade expects from all of our leaders. The code aims to help us protect children and young people from harm and to reduce situations where misunderstandings, concerns or allegations may occur.

Leaders are responsible for making sure they have read, understood, and agree to follow the code of conduct, and that they understand the consequences of unacceptable or inappropriate behaviour and poor practice.

The Role of Volunteer Leaders

As a leader in The Boys' Brigade, you have a responsibility to prioritise the welfare of children and young people and ensure that we provide an environment that is safe from harm.

In your role at The Boys' Brigade, you are acting in a position of authority and influence and have a duty of care towards the children and young people you work with. You will be seen as a role model and are expected to always act appropriately and recognise and report any behaviour that causes concern.

As a leader in The Boys' Brigade YOU MUST:

As a leader in The Boys' Brigade YOU MUST NOT:

Upholding this Code of Conduct

You must always follow this code of conduct and never rely on your reputation or that of The Boys' Brigade to protect you.

If you have behaved inappropriately, you will be subject to an investigation. Depending on the seriousness of the situation, your membership may be withdrawn. We may be required to make a referral to statutory agencies including the police, local authority child protection services, and vetting and barring services.

If you become aware of any leader engaging in unacceptable conduct (as outlined above) you must report them to safeguarding@boys-brigade.org.uk

Where Safeguarding concerns or allegations arise, you must follow Safeguarding reporting procedures. You can find out more at boys-brigade.org.uk/safeguarding/.

Complaints or disputes should be dealt with as outlined in the complaints policy at boys-brigade.org.uk/complaints/.

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‘Your Future’ - Resources for Company & Seniors

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Staged Awards Archives - The Boys Brigade

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Social Media Graphics - The Boys Brigade

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Social Media Graphics - The Boys Brigade

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Social Media Graphics - The Boys Brigade

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The Boys' Brigade is committed to prioritising the safety and wellbeing of children and young people in everything that we do. Leaders and staff are responsible for this and to support them we have a range of procedures, guidance and policies with ongoing training and development.

REPORT A SAFEGUARDING CONCERN
If you want to report a concern about a child now in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland please contact us on 0300 303 4454 or email safeguarding@boys-brigade.org.uk. If your concern is about a leader, child or young person in the Republic of Ireland please click here.

Always remember - In any situation where you think a child or young person is at immediate risk of harm, then contact the emergency services.

What is Safeguarding?

The NSPCC explains that Safeguarding is the measures and actions that are taken to promote the welfare of children and protect them from harm. In The Boys' Brigade we have Safety and Safeguarding Policies, procedures and guidance developed to guide leaders in what to do and ensure we remain a safe space for children and young people.

What is Child Protection?

Child Protection is the actual action and processes we undertake to protect individual children we suspect have suffered or are suffering harm. We have clear procedures for leaders to follow to ensure any safeguarding concerns are responded to appropriately and reported promptly. Anyone can report a Safeguarding Concern or allegation, not just our leaders.

Why should we safeguard Young People?

We want to be a safe space for children & young people. We want young people to trust our leaders so they can report concerns in their lives and seek help.

It may seem obvious, but its important to remind ourselves that . . .

Abuse is wrong and should be reported.

Children and young people should feel safe from harm in all areas of their lives.

There are adults in our communities that children & young people need to be protected from.

Safeguarding children & young people is everyone's responsibility.

Clear Safeguarding processes within an organisation help to identify unsafe adults and enable us to respond to concerns appropriately. If something does go wrong, by dealing with it properly we protect our children & young people, now and in the future.

We must never ignore a safeguarding concern.

How we are Keeping Everyone Safe . . .

The Boys' Brigade has policies and procedures in place for leaders to promote the welfare of children & young people and protect them from harm.

We do this through...

Safe Recruitment - There are a number of elements our 'Safe Recruitment' process that only suitable leaders are appointed to work in the organisation. This includes recommendations by other leaders or the local Church, references, and vetting & barring checks are completed.

We train and develop our leaders - Mandatory training is provided, to ensure leaders know how to Recognise, Respond to, Report and Record Safeguarding Concerns and Allegations. We are currently developing further Safeguarding refresher and themed modules to support the continuing development of our Leaders. Our training is regularly evaluated and reviewed to ensure it is current and relevant.

We have a Leaders Code of Conduct - This outlines the expectations we have of our leaders in relation to their behaviours and actions. By following the Code of Conduct leaders will will ensure they always conduct themselves appropriately, doing the right things in the right way.

We also have Guidance for Good Practice - We want our volunteers to be safe, approachable, and caring role models for children & young people. As such we have developed guidance and will continue to review and update our guidance to support leaders in their roles.

Challenging Poor Practice - It is also essential that everyone challenges poor practice within The Boys' Brigade even when there is a belief that the motives of an individual are well meaning. Unchallenged poor practice can lead to an environment where safeguarding concerns remain unnoticed, and when recognised are not acted upon.

Our Policies & Procedures - The Boys' Brigade has a robust Safeguarding Policy with Procedures and guidance to support it.

Getting Advice & Support - Advice and support are always available from within our local structures as well as through our Safeguarding Manager at BB Headquarters.

All of our Policies, Procedures, and Guidance are regularly reviewed to ensure they remain current and in line with changing Legislation.

We are responsible for The Boys' Brigade in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland. Each UK nation and ROI has their own framework of legislation, guidance and best practice in relation to safeguarding and child protection. Although there are differences the principles are very similar, as such our initial reporting procedures are the same.

Take a look at our Guidance for Leaders in responding to a Safeguarding concern or allegation.

More Information

You can also find more information on safeguarding online at:

Getting in Touch

If you have any questions about content in the Safeguarding area, please do not hesitate to contact the BB Safeguarding Manager on 0300 303 454 or safeguarding@boys-brigade.org.uk

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Meet Naomi Dixon, YouthLink Scotland's new COP26 Development Officer Project Coordinator, and the architect of a new online platform designed to help youth workers galvanise Scotland's burgeoning army of young climate activists.

Hi, I'm Naomi, and I've recently joined YouthLink Scotland as the new COP26 Development Officer Project Coordinator. My job along with our partners Young Scot and Keep Scotland Beautiful is to create a legacy that transforms youth work and climate action led by young people long after has been and gone.

Growing up in rural Aberdeenshire, I've always loved green spaces and spent many of my summers being eaten alive by midges, walking and camping in the Highlands! My passion for the environment and increasing sense of urgency to protect it, along with my background in youth social action has exposed me to the critical role youth workers play in supporting young climate activists.

This is why the and a Youth Work Champions online platform has been launched. Access to toolkits, case studies, events and opportunities will upskill and equip practitioners to support young people across Scotland to tackle the climate emergency. The platform already hosts over 100 useful resources and pieces of creative content, from a free video streaming network dedicated to climate-related films, to podcast suggestions, handbook of activities exploring climate justice.

I'll be adding content to the Youth Work Champion online platform on an ongoing basis, and will be guided by the needs of you as Youth Workers and practitioners. So, if you have a story of positive youth led climate action in your own community, if there are specific gaps in learning or skills you'd like to develop, a blog you'd like to write, or if you have any other suggestions as to how to make this online platform work best for you, then I'd love you to get in touch .

As well as developing this online platform, I'll be supporting the recruitment of a network of over 300 COP26 Local Champions aged 11 - 26 based across each local authority in Scotland. The COP26 Local Champions will inspire and encourage other young people in their own communities to get involved in climate change policy, decision making and activism. But their social action wouldn't be possible without the support and investment in a climate literate youth work sector.

After just over a month into my new role I've had the time to reflect on the unique context youth workers have access to. They are often working in spaces with young people who might feel excluded from the climate emergency conversations or who have more pressing priorities. These will often be young people who are disengaged from formal education settings, or from communities that are rarely heard yet most at risk from the impacts of the climate emergency. Upskilling youth workers to become more climate literate is so important for us to consider within this context, in order to reach those young people and to build a greener, more equitable future.

So, when COP26 arrives in Glasgow later this year, with this comes not only the opportunity, but the responsibility to tap into further investment of the youth work sector moving forward. While COP26 may end on 12 th November, my hope is that this online platform and network of Youth Work and COP26 Local Champions will create a ripple effect of change across Scotland and a lasting legacy we can all be proud of.

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All the tools youth workers need to help young climate activists save the world

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Meet Naomi Dixon, YouthLink Scotland's new COP26 Development Officer Project Coordinator, and the architect of a new online platform designed to help youth workers galvanise Scotland's burgeoning army of young climate activists. Hi, I'm Naomi, and I've recently joined YouthLink Scotland as the new COP26 Development Officer Project Coordinator.

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When you sign up for UK Parliament Week , you'll get a free kit packed with goodies for your UKPW activity including an activity booklet, a ballot box, some seeds to plant, and more! If you want to take your activity further or find out more about the UK Parliament, here are some handy extra resources to help you.

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Educational teaching resources for schools

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JOIN OUR TEAM!

You can make a difference to children and young people in your local community by volunteering in The Boys' Brigade. Find out more about how you can get involved and how we will support you in your next adventure.

Volunteer Today

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You can make a difference to children and young people in your local community by volunteering in The Boys' Brigade. Find out more about how you can get involved and how we will support you in your next adventure. Volunteer Today

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Learn My Way | Learn how to use the internet

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Learn how to use the internet. Learn My Way is a website of free online learning for beginners, helping you develop digital skills.

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digital YOUTH WORK in Scotland

We hope you find what you're looking for here on the digital youth work website. Our aim is to gather together the most relevant resources for anyone involved in making digital youth work happen here in Scotland.

The hub is full of useful resources about digital youth work, all gathered together in one place. The Learning Zone offers youth workers some key information, case studies and more.

Delve in... or get in touch to see how we can help.

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digital YOUTH WORK your digital resource hub your digital resource hub Useful resources all gathered together in one place. Everything you need to know about digital youth work Some useful and relevant articles about digital youth

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The Boys' Brigade offers website and email hosting services to Companies, Battalions and Districts in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland.

We can provide a website and email address for Companies, Battalions and Districts on our own hosting platform, at no additional cost. This page provides information about the services and functionality and how to sign-up.

Website

We can provide you with hosting services for your to setup and manage a website for your own Company, Battalion or District name. We will provide you with a web address (url) in the format http://name.boys-brigade.org.uk where 'name' will be your Company, Battalion or District name.

Your website will be set up with the following services/functionality:

upto 250MB webspace

FTP access

MySQL Database

PHP

Password protected folders/directories

WordPress

Statistics

To get your own website for your Company, Battalion is District complete the order form at the bottom of this page.

Email

We use Office 365 as our email platform. Your email address will be set up in the format name@boys-brigade.org.uk where 'name' will be your Company, Battalion or District name. Once setup you will be able to access your email via the web, through the Outlook or Office 365 App or through an email client such as Microsoft Outlook. We can offer a full email account or email forwarding to a specified email account.

To get your own email account for your Company, Battalion is District complete the order form at the bottom of this page.

WordPress Templates

We have created a WordPress template which can be used by Companies, Battalions and Districts.

Templates can be uploaded once WordPress is installed. For more information please refer to the official WordPress documentation:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Themes#Adding_New_Themes

Support

Please refer in the first instance to our hosting services overview and guide.

If you require any additional support, have a question or are having issues with the service, please contact us via email only at itsupport@boys-brigade.org.uk. We aim to respond to support requests within 5 working days.

Web Hosting Services Application Form

Once submitted please allow 10 working days for setup to be complete. Once completed you will be sent details by email on how to setup your services.

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Web Hosting & Email Services - The Boys Brigade

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Staged Awards Archives - The Boys Brigade

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Brigade UK Vision, Mission & Values Video

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Brigade UK Vision, Mission & Values Video

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Check out our wide range of resources to support leaders at this time.
Latest Updates: NEW Go Wild Challenge launched (29/03/21) / NEW 4-Week Outdoor Taster Programme launched (29/03/21) / Latest Competitions to take part in! (19/03/21) / Easter & #BBatHOME Activity Sheets (12/03/21)

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Introduction for leaders - The Boys Brigade

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Check out our wide range of resources to support leaders at this time. Latest Updates: NEW Go Wild Challenge launched (29/03/21) / NEW 4-Week Outdoor Taster Programme launched (29/03/21) / Latest Competitions to take part in! (19/03/21) / Easter & #BBatHOME Activity Sheets (12/03/21)

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Glasgow Battalion, The Boys' Brigade, Glasgow, United Kingdom. 2,055 likes · 38 were here. The Boys' Brigade was founded here in Glasgow in 1883 and is still going strong with young people and adult...

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The Go Wild Challenge is a series of challenges designed to help children and young people get outdoors and adventurous.

You will find out more about each of the activities below including ideas for taking on the challenges and guidance for parents/carers and leaders.

Keep track of progress by downloading our Go Wild Challenge Passport for and

Download certificates to recognise participation in the Go Wild Challenge and completing the challenges - BB Certificate / BB/GA Certificate

Before running the Go Wild Challenge please read our Leaders Guidance. Download our Logo/Graphics Pack (ZIP) ideal for use on social media and to support participation in the challenge.

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The Go Wild Challenge is a series of challenges designed to help children and young people get outdoors and adventurous. You will find out more about each of the activities below including ideas for taking on the challenges and guidance for parents/carers and leaders.