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De La Salle School - Singapore

Scouts

Cub Scouts builds character, leadership, and resilience through outdoor skills, teamwork, and community service. Join to grow in confidence and serve others.

Last updated 20 July 2026

Overview of CCA

Cub Scouts is a Co-Curricular Activity (CCA) that nurtures Lasallians’ character, confidence, and leadership through engaging hands-on experiences and outdoor adventures. Rooted in the values of the worldwide Scouting movement, the programme empowers students to live out the Scout Promise and Law, while learning through purposeful and enjoyable activities.

The CCA is designed to develop resilience, teamwork, and a spirit of service. Students are given opportunities to learn practical outdoor skills such as knot-tying, map reading, and basic first aid. They participate in patrol-based games and challenges that foster communication and collaboration, while building self-discipline and a sense of responsibility.

Throughout the year, Cub Scouts apply what they have learned during school-based activities, community service projects, and national-level Scouting events. These experiences support their growth into confident and caring individuals who contribute meaningfully to the school and wider community. This reflects our Lasallian values of Faith, Service, and Community, as our Scouts strive to serve others and grow in character.

The Scouting programme brings together the children to experience new adventures and friendships. With these exciting activities and experiences, the children build confidence, develop leadership and acquire other important life skills. Through the Scout’s honour, they are empowered to live out the values of trust, loyalty and help others to promote peace and respect in a warm inclusive environment.

What Students Will Experience

Here’s what students can look forward to in Cub Scouts:

  1. Acquire outdoor and survival skills such as knots, orienteering, and first aid.

  2. Develop leadership and communication through patrol-based challenges.

  3. Grow in resilience, confidence, and teamwork.

  4. Contribute meaningfully to school and community through service-learning projects.

Highlights and Opportunities

Some key highlights and opportunities in the Cub Scouts journey include:

  1. National Cub Scout Events – Participation in west area or island-wide camps and activities that connect Scouts from across Singapore.

  2. Community Service Projects – VIA experiences that promote empathy and action.

Two young scouts in green caps practice making a red sling arm bandage indoors with other children in background.
Children in green uniforms and red scarves sit on the floor, holding and doing different knots


Building Scouting skills through hands-on activities

Students in green uniforms and red scarves set up a tent on the grass at De La Salle School.
Four boys in green scout uniforms looking at a tablet trying to solve the activity


Outdoor challenges and teamwork

Students in red scarves assist elderly people in wheelchairs facing a presentation screen in a bright indoor room.

                         Serving the community through VIA projects

Young scouts in neckerchiefs gather around a table with cups and supplies under a red canopy on a green field during their outdoor activity

                        Participating in west area or island-wide Cub Scout events