144th Glasgow Scout Group

A place
to belong

Skills for Life. #SkillsForLife

Since 1912 · Baillieston, Glasgow
Clyde Region · South East District
Hero image — young people from the 144th in action, outdoors, full of energy.
SquirrelsComing soon
BeaversMon 18:00-19:00
CubsMon 19:00-20:15
ScoutsMon 19:30-21:00
ExplorersMon 20:15-21:30

Welcome

Adventure, friendship, and Skills for Life

The 144th 1st Baillieston Glasgow Scout Group has been part of our community since 1912. Based at St Andrew's Church hall in Baillieston, we run four sections — Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, and Explorers — for young people aged 6 to 18, all meeting on Monday evenings, with a brand-new Squirrels Drey for 4–6 year olds coming soon.

It's a third place — not school, not home — where young people can be themselves, make real friends, and find their feet alongside trusted adults who believe in them.

What we offer

What young people gain at Scouts

Scouting is more than activities. Through adventure, teamwork and shared values, young people in our group become happier, kinder, more connected, more confident, and better prepared for whatever comes next.

Happier

Finding joy in friendship, fun and the outdoors

Kinder

Learning empathy and care for others

More connected

Making real friends in a world that often feels lonely

More resilient

Building confidence to face challenges

More employable

Gaining the practical and people skills employers value

Active citizens

Making a positive difference in their community

Our Values

Our values

We're proud of the values that guide everything we do at Scouts.

Integrity Respect Care Belief Cooperation

These are the values of the Scouts and run through every meeting, camp and adventure at the 144th.

Latest News

What's been happening

World Scouting

Part of something bigger

We're part of a global family of more than 60 million Scouts in over 170 countries — all united by the same values and a shared belief in young people.

Learn about World Scouting

60M+

Scouts worldwide

170+

Countries

110+

Years in Baillieston

4

Active sections

Get Involved

Could you help young people belong?

Our group thrives because of brilliant adult volunteers. Whether you have an hour a week or you're ready to lead a section, there's a role for you — no experience needed.

Full training is provided by The Scout Association. You'll gain skills, make friends, and make a real difference to young people in your community.

Make a difference

Directly impact young people in your community every week.

Great adventures

Camps, expeditions, events — you get to do them too.

Free training

The Scout Association covers your training — first aid, leadership, and more.

Amazing team

Join a supportive, friendly team who love what they do.