Scouting in Great Britain is a social and educational organization focusing on developing children, youth and adults. Within this organization, there are different groups for boys and girls, including sprites (aged 4 to 7), cubs (aged 7 to 11), Girl Scouts (aged 11 to 15), hikers and hikers (aged 15 and over) and a group of instructors. Scouting programs are diverse and offer great adventures and experiences for everyone.

The Polish Scouting Association (ZHP), based on over 100 years of history, starting with the founder of scouting, Lord Baden-Powell, supports the comprehensive development of youth in accordance with the Scouting Law and Promise. ZHP has over 5,000 members on 4 continents and 12 countries, and the Headquarters and the Chairman are based in London.

The Chairman and the executive body head the organization - Naczenictwo.

The District Board is a group of people elected by instructors operating in Great Britain during the District Convention, which takes place every two years. British law, especially in charity work with youth, imposes many requirements that a scout organization must meet. Although the work of the board is not visible on a daily basis, it goes on all the time behind the scenes, always keeping in mind the safety, health and needs of young people during all scouting activities.

The District Board, along with the Chairman and Chief Executives, play an important role in the functioning of Scouting in the UK. Their work includes coordinating various activities, providing adequate resources, monitoring safety and adapting programs to the needs of young people. They also cooperate with local authorities and institutions to support scouting projects.

Undoubtedly, Scouting in the UK plays an important role in the lives of children, youth and adults, providing them with opportunities for personal development and teaching social values, responsibility and leadership skills. Thanks to the commitment of the board and other instructors, Scouting in the UK continues to offer inspiring and memorable experiences that help shape young people for the future.