Advanced Scout Leadership Course 003

27/03/2010 7:00 am
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Australia/Sydney

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ADVANCED SCOUT LEADERSHIP COURSE 003

Springwood, Blue Mountains

27th and 28th March 2010

APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN!

Do you want to be challenged? Are you already a good leader, but want to be better? Do you want to be part of the latest leadership initiative?

 

Scouts Australia NSW are running the third Advanced Scout Leadership Course in Springwood and the Blue Mountains over the weekend 26th-28th March 2010.

This residential course is for Scouts who have already shown they are great leaders in their own Scout Troop and want to take it to a new level. The course is challenging and explores your understanding of your own leadership ability. The course is designed for exceptional Scouts over the age of 13 from across New South Wales. Covering topics from Problem Solving to Administration, this course will develop your skills in Leadership for Life.
 
When is it on?
We start at 8am on Saturday morning, 27th March - exact location to be revealled, but if you are travelling a long distance, you may want to arrive Friday night at Springwood – that’s fine! Leaders will be on site from about 8pm. We will all leave on Sunday after lunch at 4pm from Springwood.
 
What is the accommodation?
Accommodation is in tents.
 
How much does it cost?
The camp fee is $65 (to be confirmed) for the weekend. This includes accommodation and meals from Saturday lunch to Sunday lunch. Transport to and from the course is at your own expense.
 
How do I apply?
Minimum course number: 15. Maximum course number: 24. Complete the attached A1 form and post it to Advanced Scout Leadership Course Applications, Scouts Australia NSW,
 
Who can I get more information from?
Email Fluff (Gail Paddison - Assistant State Commissioner, Scouts) at paddo13@bigpond.net.au or call on 0417 248 500 if you have any questions about this activity.

 

Meet the 2010 SSYC Executive

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At the November State Scout Youth Council, Brendon Kingdom, Alan Blunt and Anne Marie Van Duin were thanked for their great work in establishing Scout Youth Councils across the State. Their positions have now been re-elected for 2010. Meet the new Executive for the State Scout Youth Council for 2010.

State Scout Youth Council 2009 - Photos

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21 representatives from across the State met at Glenfield Campsite, Hume Region, for the 2nd State Scout Youth Council over the weekend 21st and 22nd November 2009. Details of the minutes from that meeting and the recomendations made will appear here soon. Here are some photos from the event:

Scout Troop Desirable Standards

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This page lists the desirable standards for a Scout Troop to meet. The desired standard is listed in RED.

Guidelines for Leadership Activity

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The following guidelines have been approved by the NSW Branch Mindari for use when assessing the acceptability of a leadership activity for the Australian Scout Medallion.

Application Process

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The following guidelines have been approved by the NSW State Mindari for use when applying for the Australian Scout Medallion.

Advanced Scout Leadership Course 002 - Review

ASLC LogoThe second Advanced Scout Leadership Course was held on September 5th and 6th 2009 at Glenreagh Campsite and Coffs Harbour, North Coast.

The course was attended by 31 Scouts and 10 Leaders. This page documents the details.

Scout Youth Council (SYC) – What is the buzz all about?

21/11/2009
22/11/2009
Australia/Sydney

State Scout Youth Council - November 21 - 22

The next State Scout Youth Council (SSYC) will be the annual main meeting held on the weekend of 21st and 22nd November 2009 at Glenfield Campsite, Hume Region.

We use the SSYC as a network to pass news and views from Troops to State and back again. Three representatives come from each Region to put forward their ideas for change - It’s a bit like a Troop Council for Districts, Regions and the whole State!

 

Rally Results Available

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The full results from the 2009 State Rally are now available on the Rally website.

Also we have over 550 photographs from the Rally. So have a look and see if your photo is among them.

Rally Winners Published

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The 2009 State Rally was run last week-end. This was the biggest Rally ever with 186 patrols participating totalling 986 Scouts. Although the scores were higher than last year the margins between the place-getters were even smaller.

The results are now available from the Rally results page. At this stage only the Rally award winner results have been published. Photos of the award winners are also available.

It was good to see so many Scouts having a great time doing some challenging and interesting activities.