Scout Program

SCOUT PROGRAM

To qualify as a Pioneer Scout:

Know and understand the Scout Promise and Law.
Know and understand the Scout Motto and Slogan.
Know and understand the Scout Handshake, Salute and Sign, and the reasons Scouts use them.
Participate in one Troop activity, preferably outdoors.

NOTE: The training and testing of these requirements is to be carried out by youth members of the Troop, preferably the Patrol Leader.

SCOUT CORE PROGRAM

Pioneer Level

Voyageur Level Badges

Pathfinder Level Badges

Receive epaulettes upon completion of investiture.

Citizenship Badge
Leadership Badge
Personal Development Badge
Outdoor Skills Badge

NOTE: Voyageur Award insignia upon completion of all requirements.

Citizenship Badge
Leadership Badge
Personal Development Badge
Outdoor Skills Badge

NOTE: Pathfinder Award insignia upon completion of all requirements.

SCOUT CHALLENGE BADGES

-Team Sport

-Individual Sport

-Winter Sport

-Water Sport

-Swimming

-Pioneering

-Exploring

-Winter Scouting

-Paddling

-White Water

-Water Tripping

-Sailing

-Powercraft

-Advanced Tripping

-Weather

- Home Repair

-Builder

-Cooking

-Family Care

-Pet Care

-Safety

- Collector

-Communicator

-Language Strip

-Life Saving

-Individual Specialty

-Troop Speciality

-First Aid

- Computer

-Engineering

-Science

- Naturalist

-Recycling

-Fish & Wildlife

-Soil/Water Management

-Forestry

-Agriculture

-Horticulture

-Artist

-Literary Arts

-Performing Arts

-Music

-Photography

-Handicraft

-Modeller

-Heritage

-Special Needs Awareness

-Cultural Awareness

PERSONAL CHALLENGE AWARDS

OTHER SCOUT AWARDS

LEVEL 1 - Any "6" Challenge Badges from at least "2" categories.

LEVEL 2 - Any "10" Challenge Badges from at least "4" categories.

LEVEL 3 - Any "14" challenge Badges from at least "6" categories.

Year Round Camper
Religion in Life
World Conservation
Duke of Edinburgh
Chief Scout