The newly formed Scottish West Area Team squad – also known as the “SWAT” squad – has taken off with over 30 juniors from the west area of Scotland signed up to enjoy training on how to improve orienteering skills.

If you haven’t yet given your input on the competition calendar review, please give your views by Monday 21 October! You can read more about the background of the review below.

The SOA Development team is organising a workshop on orienteering for youngsters with autism and related additional support needs, to be held at Levenmouth Academy, Fife, on Nov 16th. There are a few places available for interested orienteers to attend and contribute to the workshop.

Minutes from the 2019 Scottish Orienteering Extraordinary General Meeting – held at Dreghorn Barracks on 22 September – are now available to download.

Following on from Women & Girls in Sport week, we’ve got two more people’s views to share with you – Fran Loots & Lil Kenyon, who shared their views on leading in these videos.

Throughout Women and Girls in Sport Week 2019 we’ve highlighted some of our female leaders within orienteering. While it officially finished on Friday we’ve still got a couple more to highlight and here we look at Lindsay Robertson.

As Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week continues, today we look at Sarah Dunn, who leads in orienteering and is Development Manager and Regional Development Officer for the North of Scotland.

As Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week continues, we’re continuing to highlight women and girls who lead in orienteering, and who support other leaders. Here we look at Forth Valley Orienteers’ Rona Molloy.

Throughout Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week we’re shining a light on women and girls who lead in orienteering, and who support other leaders. Today we hear from two leaders – Roanne Lilley and Hilary Quick.

Rob Hickling (from Badenoch and Strathspey Orienteering Club) has joined the Sprint World Orienteering Championships 2022 team as Assistant National Controller.