In cases where a university or college lacks a dedicated club, students have the option to become Individual or "Indie" members of SSAGO.

Upon completing their university education, many SSAGO members opt to join the Scout and Guide Graduate Association (SAGGA).

While this event was run as a Rally there were some noticeable differences; there were fireworks on Friday night, all members old, and new, and SAGGA (who themselves are celebrating their 50th Anniversary) were invited to attend along with visits from prestigious guests such as Liz Burnley the current Chief Guide.

[1][2] Rally is a national camp, held once every term where SSAGO clubs around the UK meet up to socialize and participate in a weekend of activities.

The three rallies are held each year in February, June, and November and, as they are hosted by different clubs each time, they offer an opportunity for participants to visit new places.

The ball provides an alternative to the camping and outdoors often associated with Scouting and Guiding by offering a formal meal, dancing, and another chance to socialize with other SSAGO members.

Typically balls will be themed, with accommodation available nearby, varying from hotels to scout huts depending on the participants' budget.

Balls offer a packed evening program, giving everyone a chance to make new friends, catch up with old ones and have a great night outside of the campsite.