Queen Scouts 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.
Chief Scout’s Awards
The Chief Scout’s Awards are the highest award available in each of the sections; Explorer Scouts, and Scout Network.
- Chief Scouts Platinum (Explorers)
- Chief Scouts Diamond (Explorers/Network)
Duke of Edinburgh 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.
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).
Explorer Belt
The Explorer Belt is the challenge of a lifetime, open to Explorer Scouts aged 16 and over and members of the Scout Network.
It is a chance to take part in a ten-day expedition that brings a real understanding of a different country, its people and way of life.
Moving-on Awards
Eventually, it’ll be time to embrace your next big adventure. Moving-on Awards help ease the transfer of young people between sections and introduce the Membership Awards for each section.
- Beaver Scouts to Cub Scouts
- Cub Scouts to Scouts
- Scouts to Explorer Scouts
- Explorer Scouts to Scout Network
Other Awards & Badges
As a Young Person and Adult in Scouting there are various other awards and badges that can be gained.
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