2nd St Clears Scout Group
2nd St Clears Scout Group
Scouts 11-14 years old
About Scouts
The Scout troop is the 3rd section in our group for children aged 10 to 14. Most of our Scouts have previously been in Beavers and Cubs so progress into Scouts when they become to old for Cubs.
Being involved in our Scout section allows us to help the scouts develop their confidence, sense of adventure and new and existing skills including in the outdoors. It also offers them the chance to be more independent and put their skills and knowledge to the test on camps and during meetings. All of our Scouts are encouraged to work as a team, to develop their leadership skills and help in their community.
Structure:
A Scout troop is divided into smaller groups we know as patrols. Each of the patrols are lead by an older scout known as a patrol leader and most patrols will also have an assistant patrol leader
2nd St Clears Scout Details
The Scout Troop meets at:
Friday 7pm-9pm
Scout Hut, Station Road, St Clears, SA33 4BT
Leaders:
Scout Leader: Sue
Assistant Scout Leader: Rob
Assistant Scout Leader: Vacant
Uniform
Once invested into Scouts (usually after 4 weeks of attendance) they are asked to wear the green scout shirt. (this is where all the badges they earn should be sewn). They will also be presented with the yellow 2Nd St Clears scarf ,if they do not already do not have one from when they were in Beavers and Cubs.
Badges
Just Like our Beaver and Cub sections, the Scouts have plenty of opportunity to develop or learn new skills and eartn a few badges along the way. The Scouts have 3 different types of badges:- Challenge badges, activity badges and staged activity badges. The Scouts have 8 challenge badges to earnand if they achieve them all will be presented the highest badge in scouts , the Gold Chief Scouts award. The challenge badges are : Adventure challenge, Creative challenge, Expedition challenge, Outdoor challenge, Personal challenge, Skills challenge, Team leader challenge and world challenge. there are about 60 activities in total. These are one of badges with several steps to meet the criteria to achieve the badge. Some of the badges include DIY activity badge, Fundraising Badge, International activity badge, and Writer activity badge. Similarly to other sections the scouts have 15 staged activity badges which could have up to 6 different stages. the Scout will then receive a badge for each stage of the badge they complete. Some of these badges include Paddle sports, Swimmer,Musician and Nights away. All the badges and the criteria for those who would like to work on any badges at home can be found on the scouts website.
Scout Promise
Scout Promise
The Scout Promise
On my honour,
I promise I will do my best,
To do my duty to my God,
And to the Queen,
To help other people
And to keep the Scout Law.
Scout Alternative Promise
The Scout Alternative Promise
On my honour,
I promise that I will do my best,
To uphold our Scout values,
To do my duty to my Queen,
To help other people
And to keep the Scout Law.
Scout Law
Scouts always do their best
A Scout is to be trusted.
A Scout is loyal.
A Scout is friendly and considerate.
A Scout belongs to the worldwide family of Scouts.
A Scout has courage in all difficulties.
A Scout makes good use of time and is careful of possessions and property.
A Scout has self-respect for others.
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