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Badges

Staged Activity Badges

The Explorer Belt

Duke of Edinburgh

Young Leaders

Awards

Kit

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Welcome to the information pages. Here you will be able to find information about anything you need to know including: badge requirements, kit lists, scouting skills and more! Take a look around, you might learn something new! Click a link below or to the side to jump to that section.
Activity Badges
Staged Activity Badges
The Explorer Belt
Young Leaders
Awards

• Queen's Scout Award


• Cheif Scout Diamond Award


• Cheif Scout Platinum Award


• Duke Of Edinburghs Award


• Partnership Award
• The International Friendship Award
• The Enviroment Award
• The Faith Award

Kit Lists

Badges

Activity Badges

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Staged Activity Badges

Activity Centre Service	Air Activities	Athlete	Aviation Skills	Advanced Aviation Skills
Canoeing	Caving	Climbing	Community	Creative Arts
Hill Walking	Life Saver	Motor Sports	Mountain Biking	Nautical Skills
Advanced Nautical Skills	Navigation	Performing Arts	Physical Recreation	Public Relations
Quartermaster	Racquet Sports	Science and Technology	Scouting Skills	Skiing
Snowboarding	Street Sports			Water Activities

Emergancy Aid

Hikes Away

Information Technology

Nights Away

Musician

Swimming

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Explorer Belt

The Explorer Belt is the challenge of a lifetime that is available to Explorer Scouts aged over 16 and members of the Scout Network.

It is a chance to undertake an international expedition over ten days that brings a real understanding of a different country, its people and way of life.

The Explorer Belt is often described as 'the antidote to the package holiday'. It is designed to help young people develop a real understanding of another country by travelling through that country, working as a small team to complete surprise projects, and meeting local people.

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Young Leaders

The Young Leaders' Scheme is just one of the exciting programme elements in the Explorer Scout section. All leaders in the Beaver Scout, Cub Scout and Scout Section who are between the ages of 14 and 18 are members of a Young Leaders Unit. They are Explorer Scouts who choose to devote a large proportion of their time in Scouting to service in another section.

The Young Leaders' Scheme helps Explorer Scouts to develop and grow as individuals. It allows them to make a valuable contribution to their community and give service to others. The scheme also helps them fulfil the service elements of their awards.

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Awards

Queen's Scout Award

The Queen's Scout Award is the top award in Scouting, the requirements for this award need more effort than the Duke of Edinburgh's (D of E) Gold Award! If you go the right way about it, by making sure that the you register for the Gold D of E award when you start on the Queen's Scout Award you can get both without any extra effort.

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Chief Scout Diamond Award

The Chief Scout diamond award is a good badge to have on your uniform and can alo help you when completing other awards. To find out more infomration about this award Click here.

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Chief Scout Platinum Award

The Chief Scout Platinum award is a good badge to have on your uniform and can alo help you when completing other awards. To find out more infomration about this award Click here.

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Duke of Edinburgh's Award

As a member of The Scout Association you can participate in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award as well as Scouting Awards. This is done through being a member of an Explorer Scout Unit or the Scout Network.

This leaflet aims to outline the basic information you need to choose the most appropriate awards for you, get started on them and who can help you through them.

The Chief Scout's Platinum Award, the Chief Scout's Diamond Award and the Queen's Scout Award have similar requirements to the D of E Bronze, Silver and Gold awards (respectively).

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Partnership Awards

The International Friendship Award

The International Friendship Award is about developing friendships, but not just international ones! Its aim is to bring a Group together to encourage friendship and links, both internally and internationally. By working together on this Award, everyone will grow in understanding and respect for each other. They will also make new friends and find out about people living in other countries.

The International Friendship Award opens up new horizons in the Programme for all Sections, and can be worked towards at the same time as the Global Challenge.

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The Environment Award

The International Friendship Award is about developing friendships, but not just international ones! Its aim is to bring a Group together to encourage friendship and links, both internally and internationally. By working together on this Award, everyone will grow in understanding and respect for each other. They will also make new friends and find out about people living in other countries.

The International Friendship Award opens up new horizons in the Programme for all Sections, and can be worked towards at the same time as the Global Challenge.

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The Faith Award

The Faith Award is about encouraging young people to develop an understanding of their own or another faith community. It is designed to bring a Group together to promote a greater understanding of the life, history, or practices of a faith community in your local community area.

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