Scouts

Staff in Charge

About Us

Founded in 1958, the Bukit Panjang Eagle Scout Group aims to nurture young people into competent individuals who can contribute meaningfully to society.

The BP Eagle Scouts organise a wide range of activities such as foot drills, hikes, knot-tying and lashing for gadget-making, cooking, and campfires. Through foot drills, scouts develop discipline and resilience as they strive to improve their standards. Knot-tying and lashing encourage creativity and inventiveness as scouts design and build their own structures. During cooking sessions, they learn to plan, prepare, and cook their own dishes.

This year, our scouts assist the Girl Guides with their preparation and execution of  the Secondary One Orientation Campfire. This provides opportunities to collaborate across various departments in planning, rehearsing, and executing the event. Along the way, scouts learn adaptability and resourcefulness as they find solutions to challenges. Through their interaction with the Guides, they sharpen their communication, collaboration, and information skills, while also applying technology to record rehearsals and play music. In addition, we also participate in the area campfire.

Our scouts also volunteered with SAFRA, giving them valuable opportunities to interact with and serve members of the community.

Beyond Singapore, our scouts had engaged with overseas units in previous years through events such as Jamborees, Jamboree-On-The-Air, and Jamboree-On-The-Internet, where they connect and exchange experiences with scouts from around the world.

Through these diverse experiences, we provide scouts with a strong platform to grow into confident, self-directed learners who are equipped with life skills and a heart for the community.

We have stopped recruiting new members. The school’s Scout troop will cease after the last scouts stand down in 2027.

Achievements

2025

Frank Cooper Sands Award (2025)