by 184467 | Sep 1, 2019 | Wood Badge Centenary
Setting up a new scout group is never easy. A lot of work goes into training the leaders, and making sure they are confident enough to run the scout program on their own. So, when the opportunity came to visit some new leaders of the Muslim Crescent Group at...
by 184467 | Sep 1, 2019 | Wood Badge Centenary
Matilda had heard a lot about the Outdoor Activities Scheme (OAS) and benchmarking and wanted to find out more. She heard that a, OAS session was being held at Morningside Scout Hall by an old friend and went over to hear the presentation. When she got there, she...
by 184467 | Sep 1, 2019 | Wood Badge Centenary
After leaving the company of the Mackay leaders attending the 4 wheel drive course, Que headed to Port Curtis District, Gladstone. Port Curtis district is a very old district which was first formed in 1957. Following its formation, the district has been closed and...
by 184467 | Sep 1, 2019 | Wood Badge Centenary
Matilda Koala had never been up to Cairns and hitched a ride with an RDSO and spent her time there with an RC. During her stay, she attended a leader training course at Barrabadeen Campsite, and also visited some leaders. Whilst she was there, discussions about the...
by 184467 | Sep 1, 2019 | Wood Badge Centenary
Interviewer: The Wood Badge is quite an achievement for leaders, do you have any ideas to get leaders thinking about the Wood Badge Centenary? Que: I had a look at the World Scout Movement (WOSM) website, and found some interesting ones. Interviewer: What would...
