Rover Scout - Wikipedia
Rovers or Rovering is a programme associated with some Scout organizations for adults, originated by The Boy Scouts Association in the United Kingdom in 1918 to provide a programme for young men who had grown up beyond the age range of the Boy Scouts. It was adopted by many other Scouting organisations.
Awards - Rovers Australia
After completing many badges and the required activities a Rover is awarded the peak award known in Rover Scouts as the Baden Powell Scout Award. The badge symbolises significant progress as a Rover Scout and shows that you have really learned many different skills and knowledge through your Scouting Journey
Rover Scout Proficiency Badges - BBS and BGS
The general scheme of Rover Scout proficiency badges is as follows: An admission test (Rover Squire) set out in Section 5 . Five special proficiency badges-the Scoutcraft Star; the Rambler’s Badge; the Project Badge; the Service Training Star; and the Rover Instructor Badge.
BBS Rover Scout Handbook - BBS and BGS
A Rover Squire/Rover Scout wears the following badges: 2. 1 In Uniform a cloth badge with the letters BBS or BGS superimposed in red on a white arrow with a black ground, worn mid-point between elbow and shoulder of the right sleeve; A cloth badge with a white Fleur-de-lys on a blue background worn on the left breast of the shirt or blouse.
Rover Scouts (Age 18–26) - Scouts Canada
Throughout their time with Rover Scouts, youth may be working towards a number of different badges, whether it’s collectively with their Crew or individually on their own. Below are all of the badges’ Rover Scouts can explore and earn. Top Section Awards: Requirements and Transition.
Proficiency award scheme - Camelot Rover Scout Crew
In the case of the Boy Scouts and senior scout troops the Rover must:- (a) have a knowledge off, and ability to instruct in, the subjects of the first class badge and two senior proficiency badges, one of which must be a senior public service badge; (b) show a reasonable knowledge of Scouting for boys.
Rovers (17-26 years) - Scout SG
The Rover Scout programme aims to provide a fun and meaningful experience by guiding Rovers in their transition to adulthood, through concepts based on the handbook by Lord Baden Powell, “Rovering to Success”. Although written in a different time era, many of the concepts broached by B.P. are still relevant to young adults today .
The seal of the organization is in the form of the original Scout badge, superimposed with a geographic globe representing world brotherhood, and “Rover Scouts” on a scroll underneath the badge.
Rover Scout Badges | Collecting Badges - scoutcollecting.co.uk
Rover Scout Badges from 1919 to 1928 See all the Proficiency badges from this era
Badges and Awards Scouts Victoria | Australia
The Baden-Powell Scout Award is achieved by the Rover having completed their Program Essentials Milestone 3, Stage 5 in all three core Outdoor Adventure Skills area of Bushcraft, Bushwalking and Campcraft, 14 Stages progressions during the Section or since achieving the Venturer Scout Peak Award, 6 Special Interest Area Projects, an Adventurous ...