After the reaching the age of about 35 and over, Scouts can choose to remain members of the Scouting community – become Seniors (“seniory”) or Scouters.

They can either continue to be active with children, or get involved in some other community service; like teaching, pre-school work, running choirs, organising dance groups to name just a few.

The guiding idea is that Plast oath binds you for life. Once you swear to uphold Plast and the principals of scouting, you are morally obligated to be a “good scout” and to serve your community for the rest of your life. Whether you remain an active member of the Scouting organisation or not.