Badgework

World Scout Badge

All boys who are new to Scouting will have to undertake this simple entry test during the first few Troop Meetings. Recruits who have passed will undergo an Investiture ceremony, in which the St. Andrew's Scout Group scarf and the traditional yellow-piped cap will be presented upon making the Scout Promise, marking the start of their Scouting journey.

Click here to view the requirements.

Bronze Arrow

The Bronze Arrow trains the Cub Scout in basic Scouting ideals of helping others, duty to God and self-development. Tests are relatively simple and motivates Cub Scouts to do better.

Click here to view the requirements.

Silver Arrow

The Silver Arrow opens the Cub Scout to more challenging activities, ranging from nature study to sports, and scoutcrafts to simple community work. Tests varies in difficulties, and Cub Scouts are encouraged to try a wide variety of activities.

Click here to view the requirements.

Gold Arrow

To fully reap the benefit of Cub Scouting, every Cub Scout should strive to achive the Gold Arrow. Tests' scopes are even wider and it offers more choices of challenging activities than those in Silver Arrow.

Click here to view the requirements.

Akela Award

The Akela Award is the top honours for Cub Scouting in Singapore. Leadership is the key focus, and award is given only on recommendation of Adult Leaders, followed by an interview. Winners of Akela Award will continue to wear the award badge when he enters the secondary school's Scout Troop.

Click here to view the requirements.

Proficiency Badges

Proficiency badges caters to the interests and hobbies of every Cub Scout in the troop. The focus is self-education and minimal coaching is conducted at troop level. Each boy is encouraged to discover as much as he can in his area of specialty, using the requirements as a broad outline. Click here to view the requirements.