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Coronavirus

Coronavirus Update

Nottinghamshire Readiness Level – Yellow

Following an update on May 17th 2021, Nottinghamshire will move to Yellow.

See below a link to advice for UK Scouts.

Guidance for UK Scouts

Development Materials

We want to make it as easy as possible to grow the number of young people in your group/section. Please see below for ready-made materials for you to use.

View Materials

Readiness Levels

Red

Rate of infection is remaining consistent or growing

  • NYA Level

  • Online and digital youth services
  • Detached youth services and 1-2-1 sessions with vulnerable young people outdoors

  • Scout Level

  • Digital programme delivery
  • No face-to-face activity or meetings
  • No residential activities

Amber

Rate of infection is reducing consistently in all parts of the country

  • NYA Level

  • Online and digital youth services
  • Small group sessions can take place

  • Scout Level

  • Digital programme delivery
  • Small group sessions can take place oudoors
  • No residential activities

Yellow

Number of cases low and decreasing, full Track and Trace system in place

  • NYA Level

  • Online and digital youth services
  • Indoor group sessions can take place
  • Outdoor learning, trips and visits

  • Scout Level

  • No limit on indoor and outdoor activities (social distancing should still take place)
  • Digital programme delivery
  • Residential activities are permitted up to 6 people, please see further guidance on the TSA website

Green

No new cases or a vaccine is readily available

  • NYA Level

  • All services open as per normal yearly operations
  • Overnight trips and visits allowed
  • International travel allowed within FCO advice

  • Scout Level

  • All activities can resume in line with government advice

Affects to Scouting

Following the advice from the Scout Association, some activities have been stopped until further notice including any face-to-face meetings or any Scout events.

However this doesn’t mean that all activities will stop: some groups have shared some activities for young people to do at home with their parents faced with self-isolation.