Beaver Scouts
Wednesday 7PM-8PM
Play, explore and learn to work with others through active, age-appropriate adventures.
Explore Beaver Scouts29th Belfast Scout Group, Carryduff
The adventure starts here
Skills, friendship and outdoor adventure for 100+ young people in Carryduff, delivered by 29th Belfast Scout Group as part of Scouting Ireland.
Welcome to
29th Belfast Scout Group
We are a youth-led organisation helping young people develop life skills through practical, active Scouting. Our programme is built around learning by doing: getting outdoors, making friends, working in teams and taking on new challenges with adult support.
Skills for life
Adventure with a purpose
Every camp, challenge, game and community activity is a chance to practise confidence, teamwork, independence and care for others.
Cub Scouts
Monday 6:30PM-8PM
Build confidence and practical skills through challenges, teamwork and outdoor experiences.
Explore Cub ScoutsScouts
Tuesday 8PM-9:30PM
Take on greater challenges, develop independence and help shape an adventurous programme.
Explore ScoutsVenture Scouts
Sunday 6PM-7:30PM
Plan more of the programme, take responsibility and develop leadership through shared experiences.
Explore Venture ScoutsRover Scouts
To be confirmed
Lead personal and team projects, serve the community and pursue challenging experiences with peers.
Explore Rover Scouts
Camps and outdoors
Team challenges
Community action
Practical skills
Friendship and fun
Parents
Your child and Scouting
Scouting gives young people a safe, supportive place to make friends, build confidence and learn practical skills. Activities vary by section and season, with age-appropriate adventure at the centre.
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Latest from the group
5 August 2026
A look back at recent Scouting activities
Public updates show a varied programme with outdoor adventures, teamwork, practical skills and trips across the group.
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Outdoor adventure, camps and water activities
Outdoor experiences are a visible part of the group story, from time outside together to more adventurous activities.
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Teamwork, practical skills and community spirit
The retrospective activity picture shows young people working together, learning practical skills and taking part locally.
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What's on
Coming up
New-term programme nights
Section teams restart with games, practical challenges and planning for the months ahead.
Coming up
Outdoor activity days
Local adventures give young people time outside, space to work as a team and chances to try new skills.
Coming up
Camps and residentials
Age-appropriate nights away help Scouts grow in confidence, independence and friendship.
Coming up
Community moments
Group activities can include service, remembrance, fundraising and support for local events.
Scouting impact
Helping young people grow
Confidence
Young people try new things, learn from experience and discover what they are capable of.
Teamwork
Small teams help members practise listening, leading, planning and supporting each other.
Independence
Age-appropriate responsibility builds practical judgement, resilience and self-reliance.
Keeping Scouts safe
Safety and safeguarding come first
All local activity must follow current Scouting Ireland safeguarding, vetting, training and safety processes.
Want to get involved?
Help make the next adventure possible
Scouting happens because adults give their time, skills and encouragement. Some roles work directly with young people; others support planning, equipment, administration or events.