Cubs Award Scheme - Handbook for Leaders - SCOUTS New Zealand

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Bronze Cub Award REQUIREMENTS (What to do) EXPLANATION (Why) REFERENCES OUTDOORS CORNERSTONE Campcraft • Participate in three Campcraft activities. Expeditions • Participate in three Expeditions activities. Environment • Participate in three Environment activities. Outdoor Skills • Participate in three Outdoor Skills activities. Activities to help Cubs prepare for, participate in, and enjoy Cub camps. Activities to help develop selfreliance and confidence in one’s ability. Activities to help Cubs to appreciate the outdoors and to learn about how to look after the environment. Activities to help Cubs learn skills that will assist them when they participate in outdoor activities. REQUIREMENTS (What to do) COMMUNITY CORNERSTONE Emergency Preparedness EXPLANATION (Why) REFERENCES • Participate in three Emergency Preparedness activities. Helping Others • Participate in three Helping Others activities. My Community • Participate in three My Community activities. Our World/Our Country • Participate in three Our World / Our Country activities. To teach Cubs how to plan for and respond to emergencies To put into practice the promise to help other people. To help Cubs learn about and to appreciate the diversity of the community. To help Cubs learn about New Zealand and the World. See the Activity List in this booklet. See the Activity List in this booklet. See the Activity List in this booklet. See the Activity List in this booklet. See the Activity List in this booklet. See the Activity List in this booklet. See the Activity List in this booklet. See the Activity List in this booklet. Continued Overleaf Scouts New Zealand – Cub Award Scheme Page 6
Bronze Cub Award, continued REQUIREMENTS (What to do) EXPLANATION (Why) REFERENCES PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT CORNERSTONE Physical • Participate in three Physical activities. Social and Life Skills Participate in three Social and Life Skills activities. Expression • Participate in three Expression activities. Discovery • Participate in three Discovery activities. To provide opportunities for Cubs to challenge themselves physically and to develop their physical abilities. To help Cubs learn to get on with others and to develop skills for living in today’s world. To learn how to express themselves creatively and to develop selfconfidence. To allow the Cubs to learn about themselves. REQUIREMENTS (What to do) EXPLANATION (Why) REFERENCES NEW EXPERIENCES CORNERSTONE Personal Interests • Earn one Personal Challenge Badge To challenge Cubs individually in areas of personal interest. National Programme Events • Participate in a National Programme event. Group/ Zone /Regional Events • Participate in a Group, Zone or Regional event. Challenges • Participate in a team or Pack challenge. Get involved with the rest of the Cubs and take part in a new activity. To get involved with the wider community of Scouting and learn about making new friends and networks. See the Activity List in this booklet. See the Activity List in this booklet. See the Activity List in this booklet. See the Activity List in this booklet. See the Activity List in this booklet. Cub Leader Scout Web Site and Cub Leader To challenge Cubs collectively. See the Activity List in this booklet. Scouts New Zealand – Cub Award Scheme Page 7
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Page 4 and 5: The Scout Badge The Scout Badge is
Page 6 and 7: The Cub Badge REQUIREMENTS EXPLANAT
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Page 14 and 15: Credits towards the Bronze Scout Aw
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