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    Badges and awards

    Where do I put the badges? see our uniform section
    Click here to find out how to earn the Challenge Awards and badges or here for the special Puffin Adventure Award
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    How can you get the staged badges?  Click the link below.


    Remember that they are staged badges so if you have earned them in Beavers or Cubs, you can add to these; you do not need to start all over again.

     
     

    Participation Awards

    Participation Awards

    These badges are awarded to celebrate a young person's commitment to Scouting and for taking an active part in the programme.

    If the young person has already been a Member, the badges will continue from those earned in previous sections.

    For those Scouts who have been a Beaver Scout or Cub Scout, you will need to liaise with their leaders to check the date of the last award.

    The participation badges are numbered. Participation badges are awarded every twelve months. This is carried out at our Group's AGM each year. 

     

    Moving-on Award (Scout Troop to Explorer Scout Unit)

    Moving-on Award (Scout Troop to Explorer Scout Unit)

    The requirements for the Moving-on Award are:

    • Check that you are registered with your District Explorer Scout Administrator.

    • Talk with your Scout Leader about the options available in Scouting.

    • Take part in three activities that are of interest to you with the Unit or Units.

    • Talk to the leaders of the Units that are of interest to you.

    The Moving-on Award is presented by the Scout Troop leader, and the young person should wear the award throughout their time with the Explorer Unit.

     

    Click here to find out how to earn the Activity awards and badges




    Activity Badges



    and many, many more ... Click below for how to get these awards and badges
     
    There is a brilliant DIY badge resource at http://test.scouts.org.uk/WD40_resource/index.htm 
     
     

    Onto the most prestigious Scout Award, the Chief Scout Gold Award:


    The link above will allow you to find out how to work towards this - have a good think first about it and then come prepared and talk with Skip, Flight or Swift on how you can go for this.
     
     
    The Partnership Awards:
     
     
     Click here to see how you can earn the Partnership Awards. As the name suggests it has to be done in a partnership with another group or section. This is a great way to get team work really working at any age.