Once you have obtained you badge, then see where it should be placed on your uniform. |
Membership Award
The Membership Award is the first badge you work
towards. It allows you to find out what Scouts and Scouting is all about. |
Group Name Tape
The Group Name Tape tells people exactly what
group you come from. Some Groups which have more than one Troop
may have an additional tape underneath to distinguish your Toop.
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 District & County Badge
The UK is split into Counties and Areas. Each
County has its own badge. The County is then further split into
Districts. These badges serve to pinpoint your location in the UK. |
Challenges
 There are nine challenges which the Scout work towards. The Challenges complement the balanced programme and have been developed to extend Scouts' skills and experience.
The Challenges are Outdoor, Outdoor Plus, Adventure, Community, Creative, Expedition, Fitness, Global and Promice.
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Activity Badges
Activity Badges provide an
opportunity to reward a young person who has taken part in an
activity over a period of time. They raise interest and
extend a young person's skills throughout their time in
Scouting. There are 69 Activity Badges in the Scout Section.
In addition there are six
Staged Activity Badges which can be taken across all the Sections. These are
Emergency Aid, Hikes Away, Information Technology, Musician, Nights Away and Swimming. |
Chief Scouts Gold Award
The Chief Scout Gold Award is the highest award available in the Scout Section. It is awarded if a Scout can achieve the Promise Challenge, Community Challenge, Fitness Challenge, Creative Challenge, Global Challenge and Outdoor Challenge. Plust two of the following three Adventure Challenge, Expedition Challenge or Outdoor Plus Challenge.
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Group Award
 Group Awards are aimed at bringing a whole Scout
Group (or Sections within a Scout Group) together to work
towards and achieve an award. They also promote activities
within the Balanced Programmes of each Section. There are three Group Awards; Faith, Environment and International.
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Joining In Awards
The Joining In Awards recognise a commitment to
Scouting. They celebrate a Scouts participation in a Balanced
Programme over a period of time. These badges are not section
specific. They recognise the length of time a young person has
been a Member of the Scout Movement, rather than as a member of
any individual section.
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Moving On Awards
The Moving On Award is presented to a Scout when they are
invested into the Explorer Unit. The Investiture should take
place on their first official meeting as an Explorer Scout.
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Nick - 21 December, 2007 |