Beavers to Cubs Link

1. Be at least 7 ½ years old.
2. Visit your Cub Pack with your parents or leader and take part in a game or activity.
3. Find out the names of the leaders and how the Sixes work.
4. Report back to the Beaver Colony about your visit.
5. Invite the Sixers and/or the Cub Scout Leader to visit the Colony to run a game or activity or talk to the Beavers about the Cub Scout programme.
6. Optional: Take part in a Group or joint Beaver/Cub activity as agreed by your leader.

Cubs to Scouts Link

1. Be at least 10 years old.
2. Visit your Scout Troop and take part in an activity (your Cub Leader or parents will accompany you) .
3. Find out the names of the leaders and the Patrol Leaders, what happens during the flag ceremonies and how the Patrol System works.
4. Speak to the Scout leader after your visit to ask questions and tell them what you enjoyed most.
5. Report back to the Cub Pack about your visit.
6. Invite the Patrol Leaders and/or the Scout Leader to visit the Cub Pack to run a game or activity or talk to the Cubs about the Scout Troop programme.
7. Optional: Take part in a Group or joint Cub/Scout activity as agreed by your leader.

Scouts to Explorers Link

1. Be at least 13 ½ years old.
2. Visit an Explorer Scout Unit and take part in an activity (your Scout Leader may accompany you if you wish.)
3. Find out how the Unit runs, what programme activities they have planned, camping trips and expeditions.
4. Speak to the Explorer Scout Leader after your visit to ask questions and discuss when it would be appropriate to visit again.

Explorers to Network Link

1. Be at least 17 ½ years old.
2. Visit a meeting of your local Scout Network and take part in an activity (your Explorer Scout Leader may accompany you if you wish).
3. Find out how the Network runs, what programme activities, camps, trips and expeditions they have planned.
4. Speak to the Network Leaders/members after your visit to ask questions and discuss when it would be appropriate to visit again.