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Lord Robert Baden-Powell developed a training method which resulted in the foundation of the Boy Scout Movement in 1907. Today, the Scouting Movement is a worldwide movement with the aim of supporting young people in their physical, mental and spiritual development so that they may play constructive roles in society.

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Order of the arrow brother hood?

The Order of the Arrow (OA) is Scouting's National Honor Society. Scouts are elected by their troop to join the OA if they have had fifteen nights of camping within the past two years and are First Class rank or above.

Once elected to join the OA, the candidate goes through a camping weekend called the Ordeal, and in doing so becomes a member of the OA.

There are three 'honors' in the OA:

  • Ordeal Member - A scout who has completed their Ordeal. They receive a white sash with a red arrow.
  • Brotherhood Member - A scout who, having been an Ordeal Member for at least ten months, has completed their Brotherhood Ordeal. They receive the same sash as before only with a red bar at each end of the arrow.
  • Vigil Member - A scout who, having been Brotherhood for at least two years and provided outstanding service to the Scouting movement, has been nominated by the Lodge Vigil Committee, and then completes his Vigil Ordeal. He receives the Brotherhood sash with a special triangle design in the middle of the arrow.

In the OA, the term brotherhood can also refer to the OA as a whole. This is referred to by the Lenni Lenape word for brotherhood, Wimachtendienk.

Who started the Boy Scouts?

Lord Robert BadenPowell in England in the early 1900s.

Can a gril join Boy Scouts of America?

Yes, girls can be members of the Venturing program, for youth 14-21 years old. They can also join the Exploring program, which is closely related, but technically not a part of the BSA.

Is there a cub scouts store in Halifax?

Depends on which "Halifax" you are referring to:

Halifax, MA

Halifax, PA

Halifax, VA

Halifax, NC

Halifax, Novia Scotia

Halifax, Prince Edwards Island

Halifax, West Yorkshire, England

At least in the US, you can use the online store locator in the "related links" to find one near you. You can also follow that link to the on-line store to mail order anything you need.

Also, if you do a web search on "scout store <your location> " in any search engine (like Google) you usually will find results.

Where can you purchase some pin badges?

There are many places to purchase pin badges. They can be bought online in store. Some of these places are giftshop, cancerresearchuk, bigcheesebadges, etsy and amazon.

Did the Boy Scouts start to track slaves?

No, indeed . . . the Boy Scouts were founded more than 30 years after the slaves were freed at the end of the Civil War.

Do other countries have Eagle Scouts and what are they called?

The highest rank in Scouting is different in different countries. For instance, in Britain it is the Queen's Scout (currently - it has been called King's Scout when the ruling monarch is male).

See the related links for more information and examples.

Is scouts only for boys?

No.

1) There are Girls Scouts/ Girl Guides.

2) One branch of the BSA, Venturers, is co-ed and open to people ages 14 to 21.

Which sleeve do scout badges go on on the sea scout jumper?

They go where ever your scout leader tells you to put them :P im a sea scout from Teralba NSW Australia :D

How can you count merit increase?

Merit increases are based on performance and stability. Merit increases are also provided when you give 110% of yourself when on the job. Are you always doing what is needed and not on your job performance? Do you follow up and finalize matters? Are you a real team player? Do your organization and leadership skills make your supervisor's job easier? Are you able to take charge in lack of a supervisor? Do you use good judgment when making decisions?

A merit increase is a reward for going the extra mile, not for giving 100% when on the job or showing up to work everyday; that is expected of you.

Where does the Eagle Scout shoulder patch go?

Some Boy Scouts of America councils sell a special council shoulder patch for Eagle Scouts. The council shoulder patch is worn in the top position on the left shoulder.

Do you have to do Scout badges with Scouts?

No, there is no requirement to do badges.

In fact, no merit badges are required for the first 4 ranks. If one enjoys being a scout but does not wish to progress any further in rank than First Class he can just enjoy the program and not earn any badges. Some badges are typically earned as part of the scouting activities so a scout who is participating regularly would probably not have to do a badge in his own until fairly high in the program.

Do I have a lawsuit against the Boy Scouts if I was removed for being an atheist?

OpinionYou probably don't, but feel free to check with an attorney. It is a private organization and they can have anyone they want in it. Most have Christian values. Instead, you may want to join or create an atheist scouting organization. People should have the right to have private groups for people who they consider to be like them. Those who don't like it can choose or create other groups. There is nothing wrong with being an atheist.

This is not a legal opinion.

When is the next world Scout jamboree?

The next World Scout Jamboree will be int he summer of 2019 and located at the Summit Bechtel Scout Reserve in West Virginia US (the site of the US national Scout jamborees).

Witch school did Baden Powell go to?

After attending Rose Hill school, during which his favourite brother Augustus died he was awarded a scholarship to Charter house, a prestigious public school.

Do you need a penknife for Cub Scouts?

Usually during a Cub Scout's Bear year (3rd grade), he works on and earns his "Whittlin' Chip" which teaches him safe handling of a pocketknife and allows him to carry it at scouting events.

If you have committed a crime can you be a Scout or a Scout leader?

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When you fill out the BSA application, it will ask if you have committed a crime. The unit committee and the chartering organization will review the application, then it will go to the local council for a background check. If you lied on the application they will find out. If you committed a crime against a youth or a violent crime, then you will probably not be admitted. Any other determination will be be made by the unit committee and the chartering organization.

If you are a Scout and commit a crime, then the unit leadership will determine whether you can retain your membership.

Do the Boy Scouts have merit badges for marksmanship?

The Marksmanship merit badge was one of the original 57 merit badges created in 1911. It was replaced by the Rifle and Shotgun Shooting merit badge in 1966 which was in turn replaced by the Rifle Shooting merit badge and the Shotgun Shooting merit badge in 1987. The Archery merit badge was created in 1911.

What is a Boy Scout?

A Scout is: Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, Reverent.

Where can you find out how many Eagle Scout awards are given out each year?

The BSA website has numbers going back to 1998. Numbers for 1991-1998 are on the U.S. Scouting Service Project website.

Did Ka-bar make a Boy Scout knife?

Yes. The handle was smaller than that of a normal knife so it would fit perfectly into a boy's hands.

What is the uniform for scouts in Europe?

Lemme see.... Black and Yellow, Black and Yellow, Black and Yellow

Where do you purchase an outdoor statue of St Mark for your church if you are researching your Eagle Scout Project?

I've posted some links. If you cannot find it on their site I would contact them and ask. If they can't get you what you are looking for I'll bet they can steer you in the right direction.

Another idea would be to ask at the church you plan to help. They probably have a good idea where to get such things.