Local
1. With your Patrol, make up a local trail to explore your neighbourhood with a quiz or scavenge hunt for the other Patrols in your unit.
2. Interview a member of your community who can tell you about life in your area, and record it on tape or video.
3. Learn a dance, song, poem or piece of drama traditional to your area or region and perform it as an entertainment with your Patrol.
4. Find stories or legends about a local patron saint or a coat of arms. Ask about local people over the years that have contributed to the well being of the community. Present this in an interesting way through photographs, drawings, and a report for a local newspaper or a short drama.
5. Visit a local craft exhibition with your Patrol then ask one of the exhibitors to give you a demonstration of one craft. If possible, have a go at it yourself.
6. Visit a place of historical interest, e.g. a museum, famous building or archaeological site, with your Patrol then make a presentation to the unit.
7. Find out which local/national youth councils, parliaments or forums give young people an opportunity to have a voice in current issues affecting them.