Scouts Australia in Western Australia
| Western Australia | |||
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| Owner | Scouts Australia | ||
| Headquarters | Baden-Powell House, 581 Murray Street, West Perth WA 6005 | ||
| Country | Australia | ||
| Membership | 6,400 | ||
| Chief Scout (WA) | Malcolm McCusker, AO | ||
| Chief Commissioner | Larry Lucas | ||
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| Website http://www.scoutswa.com.au |
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The Branch is organised around Districts:
Perth Metropolitan Districts
- Perth CBD
- Northern suburbs
- Inner Northern suburbs
- Eastern suburbs
- Swan
- Inner Western suburbs
- Other Western suburbs
- Coastal Strip
- Fremantle
- South Perth suburbs
- Inner Southern suburbs
- Southern Suburbs
Regional Districts
- Kimberley
- Pilbara
- Gascoyne
- Mid West
- Goldfields
- Heartlands
- Peel
- Lones WA
- South West
- Central Great Southern
- Esperance
A Scout Gang Show started in Perth in 1962. Two Australian Scout Jamborees have been held in Western Australia in 1979/80 and 1994/95.
Sea Scouts in Western Australia are active. The premier Sea Scout Competition in WA is the Master Mariners competition. The Junior Shield is currently held by Bayswater Sea Scouts, the Senior Shield by Canning Venturer Sea Scouts and the Rover Oar by Pelican Point Rover Crew. There are currently 10 Sea Scout Groups in WA.
There is a Scout Water Activity center located in Como that land based groups can use. An annual regatta is held there.
Air Scouting is currently represented by the 1st Bullsbrook Air scouts. Air Scouts do a wide range of air activities.
Read more about this topic: Scouting And Guiding In Western Australia
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