What badges can scout leaders wear?

Scouts, Explorer Scouts, Scout Network Members and Leaders in or associated with a Group, Explorer Scout Unit or Scout Network which is recognised by the Royal Navy or Royal Air Force may wear the appropriate R.N. or R.A.F. Recognition Badge.

Where do Scouts put their badges?

Most Scouts choose to wear merit badges in the order in which they have earned them. Merit badges ONLY are worn on the FRONT of the sash. On the back of the sash, additional merit badges may be sewn as well as temporary insignia may be sewn.

Can a Scout hold two leadership positions?

The simple answer is no. The BSA has a one-position-per-person policy designed to offer the best possible experience to Scouts while not stretching our already-busy volunteers too thin.

What is the leader of a scout group called?

Traditionally the primary adult Scout Leader is called Skip, short for Skipper, but recently more often by their first name. Similarly, the primary Cub Scout Leader is called Akela, after the leader of the Wolf pack in The Jungle Book, although this is more common.

Do Scout leaders earn badges?

Once complete, they get a “Gilwell woggle” to show they are a learner leader. But it can take up to five years to finish training and get a Wood Badge – the recognised insignia given to adult scouters across the world.

Where does the patrol leader badge go?

Right Arm Badges Sew these badges below the “Scouts” logo, in the arrangement shown in the picture. If the scout is a patrol leader or assistant patrol leader, sew their rank badge below the other badges on this arm.

Where does the Scout rank patch go?

Scouts who take an official BSA Training Course receive the Trained Patch. This patch is placed centered below the Left Sleeve Pocket.

Can the committee chair be a den leader?

Nope. A person cannot register as den leader and committee member, as BOTH are considered “unit position” and no one may service in two “unit positions” (except a limited exception for the COR who can also be on the committee).

Can a troop have two scoutmasters?

A Scoutmaster cannot be a Scoutmaster for more than one troop. An Assistant Scoutmaster is not required, but to meet the Two-Deep youth protection standard another adult must be present at all meetings and outings. Applications are required for each youth.

What are Beaver leaders called?

A Lodge is a smaller group of Beavers, usually headed up by a young person who takes on a peer leadership role (sometimes known as a Lodge Leader or Junior Leader).