Articles which relate to the Scout section award scheme.
Get Out Scheme
Last updated on Mon, 05/07/2010 - 10:08am. Originally submitted by chris on 03/07/2010 - 11:40am.
The GET OUT in NSW scheme is a set of six awards for Scouts in NSW that show we all Get Out in Scouting.
There is a series if 6 graded awards to recognise and reward Scouts of all ages for taking part in Outdoor Scouting activities. These awards are for participation, rather than for showing a level of skill or competence.
All awards are small cloth badges whcih can be worn above the flap of the left pocket on the uniform.
World Scout Environment Badge
Submitted by murray on Fri, 05/03/2010 - 7:02pm.
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"Nature study is the key activity in Scouting and Guiding." - Baden-Powell
The World Scout Environment Badge seeks to create an awareness of personal responsibility for the environment. The badge encourages Scouts to connect with nature, think about how we interact with the environment and take action to protect it. The environment is a global subject and the badge focuses on learning about local and global issues and how taking local action can help both of these.
For more information and guidelines on how to earn the World Scout Environment Badge please read the attached document.
Try Scouts Badge
Last updated on Fri, 10/07/2009 - 9:08am. Originally submitted by Anonymous on 02/07/2009 - 6:48pm.
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Cub Scouts are a very important source of new members for the Scout Troop. To help spread the message and to encourage older Cubs to build their excitement for moving to the Troop, look no further than the Try Scouts badge! This is a simple badge awarded by a Patrol Leader to a 10 year old Cub Scout after completing two activities with the Scout Troop – one a camp or activity out of doors and the other a joint meeting with the Pack and the Troop. The badge can be worn by the Cub Scout on the right shoulder of their Cub uniform until they transfer. |
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