A Jamboree Unit is the large grouping of about 6 patrols of Scouts, supported by around five adult Leaders, that camp together, eat together, and manage welfare and activities together. A Jamboree Patrol is a small group of Scouts within the Jamboree Unit, led by a Jamboree Patrol Leader. Some Jamboree Units may choose to nominate a Jamboree Unit Leader, who is a Scout who has a leadership role in the Jamboree Unit.
Jamboree Units are formed by matching Scouts and adult Leaders from different Scout Groups across Western Australia. The Scouts from your metro group may be matched up with Scouts from a regional group – it’s a fantastic way to meet new people from across our state!
The adult support team in a Jamboree Unit is led by the Jamboree Scout Leader, who leads a team of Jamboree Line Leaders. Each Jamboree Line Leader is assigned a special responsibility:
- Jamboree Line Leader – Welfare
- Jamboree Line Leader – Program
- Jamboree Line Leader – Logistics
- Jamboree Line Leader – Administration
Jamboree Units will be formed once applications close. Check back here later to discover your Jamboree Unit!
