100 Years Scouting @ ACS
100 Years Scouting @ ACS
1921 ~ 2021
1921 ~ 2021
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Why Scouts?
When students join Scouts in ACSBR, they will be placed in "Patrols". This will be permanent, until they reach Secondary 4/5, where they will join the Venture Unit.
Patrols consist of around 8-10 members, lead by a "Patrol Leader", and assisted by one or two "Assistant Patrol Leader(s)".
Not only are Scouts able to make new friends, they can also learn important life skills, which they can apply in the future, such as basic first aid and camping skills.
Our Scout Troop is part of the South Area. In addition to activities here in ACSBR, Scouts will be able to have a chance to visit other Troops from other schools in the South Area District during Area Events, like campfires and games, allowing the Scouts in ACSBR to experience the different cultures of the different Troops.
Joint Investiture with ACS(BR) & ACS(P) Scouts
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Information on Meetings
Scout meetings at ACSBR are held every Friday from 2:45am to around 5:45pm, unless stated otherwise. Scouts are usually required to report in their Full Scout Uniform.
The usual schedule for meetings consist of:
Flag Break (raising of the flag)
Patrol Corners (bonding, administration work)
Training (rehearsals for parades like Founders Day & National Day [usually a month before], outdoor cooking, first aid, etc)
Games (usually if the day's schedule is not too packed)
Administration & Briefing
Flag Lowering
Occasionally, the meeting that day may be a special event.
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