scoutgroup
nounUK /ˈskaʊtɡruːp/
US /ˈskaʊtɡruːp/
A scoutgroup is a bunch of kids who meet up to do fun things and learn new skills together.
My scoutgroup went camping in the woods last weekend.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A local branch of a scouting organization, often with its own leaders and meeting place.
The scoutgroup meets every Thursday at the community hall.
3. The members of such a group considered together.
The whole scoutgroup cheered when their leader arrived.
4. A unit within a larger scouting association, sometimes covering a specific age range.
She joined the scoutgroup for older kids when she turned eleven.