More information can be found on our "Blue Card" page. The State of Queensland does not recognise working with children checks conducted outside of Queensland. If you are working in Queensland in regulated child-related employment for more than 7 days in a calendar year, you will need a blue card. There for you will need a blue card to attend AJ2025. However, you can’t work in restricted employment if you are a restricted person under the Working with Children (Risk Management and Screening) Act 2000. A Restricted person – is a person who either: has been issued a negative notice has a suspended blue card is a disqualified person has been charged with a disqualifying offence that has not been finalised, or is the subject of an adverse interstate Working with Children Check decision that is in effect.

The Australian Scout Jamboree is a national event for Scouts. It is a 10-day camping experience that involves a wide range of activities, challenges, and events designed to promote personal growth, community involvement, and leadership skills.

The upcoming Australian Scout Jamboree is happening between 6th to 15th of January 2025. Following this event, Scouts Australia are transitioning to a four-year cycle for Jamborees. This means the subsequent Jamboree will take place in 2029.

For any questions around making a payment, withdrawing from the Jamboree and refunds for withdrawals, please contact your contingent team. You can find their contact details on our website aj2025.com.au/contingents

Your child will need to bring a range of personal gear such as clothing and toiletries. A full list of required items will be provided prior to the Jamboree via your State Contingent.

Your child will have the opportunity to participate in a wide range of activities, such as rock climbing, abseiling, water activities, archery, much more. They will also have the chance to learn new skills, from cooking to first aid, and participate in cultural exchange activities with Scouts from around the world. Check out the "Program" page for more information about the Jamboree program.

Yes, safety is a top priority at the Australian Scout Jamboree. The event is designed to be a safe and secure experience, with trained and experienced Leaders supervising all activities. There are also strict safety protocols in place to manage any potential risks, and medical facilities are available on site if needed.

The criteria can be found on the "Who can attend" page. If you have any questions or need clarification regarding your specific eligibility, please reach out and discuss directly with your contingent team