The Scouting movement is a uniformed organization, some of the reasons we wear a uniform is as follows;

• Equality is very important in our movement and wearing the uniforms presents us as all equal based on the original Brownsea Island Camps
• To give the Scouts a sense of belonging to the World Wide Organization of Scouting.
• Pride, wearing the uniform with pride and as a representative of the Scouting movement!
• To clearly identify Group members when on large camps.

The Group wears an orange scarf or neckerchief with red piping.  Our motif is the Rams Head - 

Shirts, blouses and sweatshirts carry badges for the Group, District and County -

If you would like to know where the other badges go then click on the links below:

All badge position and uniform information here