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Introduction to
Achievement Pathways<br>
Achievement Pathways<br>
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What are we covering today? What is the Achievement Pathways?
What do we need to do?<br>
What do we need to do?<br>
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But first, things we already know ……. The Scout Method
SPICES<br>
SPICES<br>
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Things we already know ……. Plan>Do>Review>
Challenge Areas<br>
Challenge Areas<br>
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What is Achievement Pathways?<br>
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Achievement Pathways One Program, One Journey - for all Scouts
A renewed focus on a Scouts personal progression
Encourages all Scouts to be active in their program
A Scouts achievements will follow them on their Scouting journey, the same award scheme within each Section
Remains up to the individual Scout to decide if they will achieve their Peak Award<br>
A renewed focus on a Scouts personal progression
Encourages all Scouts to be active in their program
A Scouts achievements will follow them on their Scouting journey, the same award scheme within each Section
Remains up to the individual Scout to decide if they will achieve their Peak Award<br>
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Achievement Pathways requires a program that is Adventurous Fun Challenging Inclusive<br>
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The Language of the Achievement Pathways We are all now Units – a Joey Scout Unit, Cub Scout Unit, Scout Unit, Venturer Scout Unit and Rover scout Unit
All Scouts can now be in Patrols – The Cub Scout Section now has Patrols instead of Sixes
Joey Scouts can now be Patrol Leaders and Assistant Patrol Leaders<br>
All Scouts can now be in Patrols – The Cub Scout Section now has Patrols instead of Sixes
Joey Scouts can now be Patrol Leaders and Assistant Patrol Leaders<br>
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The Language of the Achievement Pathways Units can have a Unit Leader. The Unit Leader can be an older Scout who can lead part or all of the Unit
Our Mob Council, Pack Council, Troop Council, Unit Council and Crew Council are now known as the Unit Council – their function is unchanged
Now, all Sections share a common language which is easier for the Scout to understand<br>
Our Mob Council, Pack Council, Troop Council, Unit Council and Crew Council are now known as the Unit Council – their function is unchanged
Now, all Sections share a common language which is easier for the Scout to understand<br>
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What makes up Achievement Pathways? Program Essentials
Outdoor Adventure Skills
Special Interest Areas
Peak Award<br>
Outdoor Adventure Skills
Special Interest Areas
Peak Award<br>
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1. Program Essentials Comprises 3 elements
Introduction to Scouting
Introduction to Section
Milestones
“Program Essentials is a Scouts core scouting experience – it is the expectation that all Scouts will achieve their Program Essentials Milestones”
Program Essentials was introduced in July 2020<br>
Introduction to Scouting
Introduction to Section
Milestones
“Program Essentials is a Scouts core scouting experience – it is the expectation that all Scouts will achieve their Program Essentials Milestones”
Program Essentials was introduced in July 2020<br>
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Introduction to Scouting Introduction to Scouting applies to all youth members new to the Movement or who have returned after a break from Scouting
Note : - Introduction to Section will be completed at the same time
Helps the new member understand what to expect from Scouting
A Scout transitioning to the next Section is not required to complete the Introduction to Scouting again<br>
Note : - Introduction to Section will be completed at the same time
Helps the new member understand what to expect from Scouting
A Scout transitioning to the next Section is not required to complete the Introduction to Scouting again<br>
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Introduction to Scouting Is a discussion involving the youth member, a peer or Youth Leader, and if needed, their Adult Leader
The discussion should occur as part of experiencing the Section program first-hand and includes
The World Organisation
Scouting in Australia
Their Scout Group
What is special about Scouting
What are SPICES?<br>
The discussion should occur as part of experiencing the Section program first-hand and includes
The World Organisation
Scouting in Australia
Their Scout Group
What is special about Scouting
What are SPICES?<br>
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Introduction to Scouting What does Personal Progression mean?
The Australian Scout Promise and Australian Scout Law
Symbols, Traditions and ceremonies
What is a mentor and who is my mentor
What is investiture and when does it happen?
What does Plan>Do>Review> mean?
Upon completion the new member will be invested and presented with the World Scout Badge<br>
The Australian Scout Promise and Australian Scout Law
Symbols, Traditions and ceremonies
What is a mentor and who is my mentor
What is investiture and when does it happen?
What does Plan>Do>Review> mean?
Upon completion the new member will be invested and presented with the World Scout Badge<br>
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B. Introduction to Section Earned when a Scout transitions to the next Section Unit or when a member joins the Movement for the first time
Is a discussion involving the Scout, a peer or Unit Leader, and if needed, their Adult Leader
The Scout will be presented with their Introduction to Section badge upon completion<br>
Is a discussion involving the Scout, a peer or Unit Leader, and if needed, their Adult Leader
The Scout will be presented with their Introduction to Section badge upon completion<br>
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Introduction to Section A discussion about what we do in that Section
What is the Section all about?
What is a Patrol?
What is a Unit Council?
What can I do in the Section?
How can being a Scout help develop your leadership skills?
How are my achievements recorded?
The Unit Code<br>
What is the Section all about?
What is a Patrol?
What is a Unit Council?
What can I do in the Section?
How can being a Scout help develop your leadership skills?
How are my achievements recorded?
The Unit Code<br>
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Introduction to Section Who signs off on achievements?
What does Discover Adventure mean for
Scouts (Symbolic Framework)
What does the Australian Promise and Law mean to you?
Why is it important to look out for each other?
What are the behavior expectations for you and the Unit?
What do you want to achieve in the Section?
What does Plan>Do>Review> look like in the Section?<br>
What does Discover Adventure mean for
Scouts (Symbolic Framework)
What does the Australian Promise and Law mean to you?
Why is it important to look out for each other?
What are the behavior expectations for you and the Unit?
What do you want to achieve in the Section?
What does Plan>Do>Review> look like in the Section?<br>
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C. Milestones Recognises a Scouts active participation, assisting and leading in a range of activities across the Unit’s diverse program
There are 3 Milestones each typically take 6-12 months to complete
The current Joey Scout Section award scheme doesn’t equate to Milestones like the Cub Scout Section Bronze Boomerang equates to Milestone One<br>
There are 3 Milestones each typically take 6-12 months to complete
The current Joey Scout Section award scheme doesn’t equate to Milestones like the Cub Scout Section Bronze Boomerang equates to Milestone One<br>
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Milestones Each Milestone will have different participate, assist and lead requirements
Milestones becomes progressively more challenging as the Joey Scout transitions through the Unit
Personal Reflection at the completion of each Milestone
A badge coloured for the Joey Scout Section is awarded at the completion of each Milestone<br>
Milestones becomes progressively more challenging as the Joey Scout transitions through the Unit
Personal Reflection at the completion of each Milestone
A badge coloured for the Joey Scout Section is awarded at the completion of each Milestone<br>
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Milestones – Core Features Requires the Unit to have a diverse program
A program based on activities the Joey Scouts want to do
A program cycle should have a balance of Challenge Areas
One Challenge Area per meeting for continual improvement
An activity can only be assigned to one Challenge Area<br>
A program based on activities the Joey Scouts want to do
A program cycle should have a balance of Challenge Areas
One Challenge Area per meeting for continual improvement
An activity can only be assigned to one Challenge Area<br>
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Milestones – Core Features Programs will provide Joey Scouts the opportunity to assist and lead
The challenge for an assist or lead in the next Milestone increases as a natural progression
Attendance Tracking also needed to prove Participates
Plan> Do> Review> helps continuously improve<br>
The challenge for an assist or lead in the next Milestone increases as a natural progression
Attendance Tracking also needed to prove Participates
Plan> Do> Review> helps continuously improve<br>
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Milestones – Core Features If a Joey Scout has finished the participates for one Milestone, they can start to count participates for the next Milestone, even if they’ve not completed their assists or leads
Larger nights and camps could be broken into multiple activities to allow more opportunities for Leads and Assists<br>
Larger nights and camps could be broken into multiple activities to allow more opportunities for Leads and Assists<br>
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How to Achieve Milestone 1 Participate in 6 activities from each Challenge Area (24 participates)
Assist in (at least) 2 activities from at least 2 Challenge Areas (2 assists)
Lead (at least) 1 activity from any Challenge Area (1 lead)
Personal Reflection discussion<br>
Assist in (at least) 2 activities from at least 2 Challenge Areas (2 assists)
Lead (at least) 1 activity from any Challenge Area (1 lead)
Personal Reflection discussion<br>
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How to Achieve Milestone 2 Participate in 5 activities from each Challenge Area (20 participates)
Assist in (at least) 3 activities from at least 2 Challenge Areas (3 assists)
Lead (at least) 2 activities from any challenge area (2 leads)
Personal Reflection discussion<br>
Assist in (at least) 3 activities from at least 2 Challenge Areas (3 assists)
Lead (at least) 2 activities from any challenge area (2 leads)
Personal Reflection discussion<br>
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How to Achieve Milestone 3 Participate in 4 activities from each Challenge Area (16 participates)
Assist in (at least) 4 activities from at least 2 Challenge Areas (4 assists)
Lead (at least) 4 activities from any Challenge Area (4 leads)
Personal Reflection discussion<br>
Assist in (at least) 4 activities from at least 2 Challenge Areas (4 assists)
Lead (at least) 4 activities from any Challenge Area (4 leads)
Personal Reflection discussion<br>
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Guiding definitions of Participate, Assist and Lead – Milestone 1 Participate – Attendance and involvement in the activities of the Unit
Assist – Assist with a game
Lead – Take a leading role in a game or small activity<br>
Assist – Assist with a game
Lead – Take a leading role in a game or small activity<br>
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Guiding definitions of Participate, Assist and Lead – Milestone 2 Participate – Attendance and involvement in the activities of the Unit
Assist – Assist with a game or small activity
Lead – Lead a game or small activity<br>
Assist – Assist with a game or small activity
Lead – Lead a game or small activity<br>
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Guiding definitions of Participate, Assist and Lead – Milestone 3 Participate – Attendance and involvement in the activities of the Unit
Assist – Assist in a game or small activity, including assisting with the planning or reviewing
Lead – Lead a game or small activity, including helping plan and review<br>
Assist – Assist in a game or small activity, including assisting with the planning or reviewing
Lead – Lead a game or small activity, including helping plan and review<br>
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Which Milestone should a Joey Scout Start? Start at Milestone 1, if a:
The Joey Scout joins the Unit less than 1/3 of the way through the Joey Scout Section’s age range (for example, in the first year for a 3 year age range)
Start at Milestone 2, if the:
Joey Scout commences in the Unit between 1/3 to 2/3 through the Joey Scout Section’s age range (for example, in the second year for a three year age Section)<br>
The Joey Scout joins the Unit less than 1/3 of the way through the Joey Scout Section’s age range (for example, in the first year for a 3 year age range)
Start at Milestone 2, if the:
Joey Scout commences in the Unit between 1/3 to 2/3 through the Joey Scout Section’s age range (for example, in the second year for a three year age Section)<br>
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Which Milestone should a Joey Scout Start? Start at Milestone 3, if the:
Joey Scout commences in the Unit in the final 1/3 of the Joey Scout Section’s age range<br>
Joey Scout commences in the Unit in the final 1/3 of the Joey Scout Section’s age range<br>
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Transition to Milestone Options for Joey Scouts We’re after a smooth transition to Milestones and Program Essentials with ultimately all Joey Scouts fully transitioned by the end of 2020
Ground Breaker Group experience is that a sudden change is not recommended. A a smooth and quick transition as in Option 1 is highly recommended
Joey Scouts on the current award scheme have the following options when considering how they would like to transition to Milestones and remember, it’s the Joey Scouts choice<br>
Ground Breaker Group experience is that a sudden change is not recommended. A a smooth and quick transition as in Option 1 is highly recommended
Joey Scouts on the current award scheme have the following options when considering how they would like to transition to Milestones and remember, it’s the Joey Scouts choice<br>
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Transition to Milestones - Option 1 The Joey Scout decides to finish their current Participation Scheme (Caring and Sharing Badge, Buddy Scheme Badge, Environment Challenge Badge or Adventure Challenge Badge)
At the completion of that Participation Scheme badge commence in the next Joey Scout Section age range level Milestone be it Milestone 1, Milestone 2 or Milestone 3.<br>
At the completion of that Participation Scheme badge commence in the next Joey Scout Section age range level Milestone be it Milestone 1, Milestone 2 or Milestone 3.<br>
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Transition to Milestones - Option 2 The Joey Scout decodes to stay with the current Participation Scheme for a while but be transitioned fully by the end of the year.
This is acceptable however be mindful that current Participation Scheme badge supplies may be running short<br>
This is acceptable however be mindful that current Participation Scheme badge supplies may be running short<br>
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Transition to Milestones - Option 3 The Joey Scout may choose to transition midway through their current Participation Scheme badge, that is, transition straight to Milestones.
The current Joey Scout Participation Scheme and Achievement Pathways are different which means we aren’t able to convert activities completed within a partially completed Participation Scheme to any Milestone equivalent.<br>
The current Joey Scout Participation Scheme and Achievement Pathways are different which means we aren’t able to convert activities completed within a partially completed Participation Scheme to any Milestone equivalent.<br>
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Transition to Milestones Option 3 cont A common sense approach that will not disadvantage the Joey Scout.
As a guide:
Determine the Joey Scouts appropriate age range level Milestone be it Milestone 1, Milestone 2 or Milestone 3.
If a Joey Scout is halfway through their age range then it’s assumed they’re also halfway through the appropriate age range Milestone. If their a third way through their age range then it’s assumed they’re also a third way through the appropriate age range Milestone<br>
As a guide:
Determine the Joey Scouts appropriate age range level Milestone be it Milestone 1, Milestone 2 or Milestone 3.
If a Joey Scout is halfway through their age range then it’s assumed they’re also halfway through the appropriate age range Milestone. If their a third way through their age range then it’s assumed they’re also a third way through the appropriate age range Milestone<br>
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Transition to Milestones Option 3 cont For example, if a Joey Scout is 6 ½ years old their age range Milestone is Milestone 2.
Being 6 ½ we will assume they’re also ½ way through the requirements for Milestone 2.
Therefore they will be given credit for 10 participates, 1 assist and 1 lead.
To achieve their Milestone 2 the Joey Scout will need to complete 10 more participates, 2 more assists and 1 more lead
Where completing Milestone 2 from the start requires 20 participates, 3 assists and 2 leads<br>
Being 6 ½ we will assume they’re also ½ way through the requirements for Milestone 2.
Therefore they will be given credit for 10 participates, 1 assist and 1 lead.
To achieve their Milestone 2 the Joey Scout will need to complete 10 more participates, 2 more assists and 1 more lead
Where completing Milestone 2 from the start requires 20 participates, 3 assists and 2 leads<br>
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Transition to Milestones - Option 3 cont If a Joey Scout is 7 ¼ years of age their age range Milestone is Milestone 3.
Being 7 ¼ we will assume they’re ¼ way through the requirements for Milestone 3.
Therefore they will be given credit for 4 participates, 1 assist and 1 lead.
To achieve their Milestone 3 the Joey Scout will need to complete 12 more participates, 3 more assists and 3 more leads
Where completing Milestone 3 from the start requires 16 participates, 4 assists and 4 leads<br>
Being 7 ¼ we will assume they’re ¼ way through the requirements for Milestone 3.
Therefore they will be given credit for 4 participates, 1 assist and 1 lead.
To achieve their Milestone 3 the Joey Scout will need to complete 12 more participates, 3 more assists and 3 more leads
Where completing Milestone 3 from the start requires 16 participates, 4 assists and 4 leads<br>
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2. Outdoor Adventure Skills Comprises
3 Core Areas
6 Specialist Areas
Some Outdoor Adventure Skill Areas split into streams at Stage 4
A Joey Scouts Stage progressions carry through their Scouting journey
To be launched February 2021<br>
3 Core Areas
6 Specialist Areas
Some Outdoor Adventure Skill Areas split into streams at Stage 4
A Joey Scouts Stage progressions carry through their Scouting journey
To be launched February 2021<br>
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Outdoor Adventure Skills – Core Areas Bushcraft
Pioneering and Survival Skills
Bushwalking
Mapping, Planning, Risk Management, First Aid, Minimal Impact
Camping
What it says on the tin!<br>
Pioneering and Survival Skills
Bushwalking
Mapping, Planning, Risk Management, First Aid, Minimal Impact
Camping
What it says on the tin!<br>
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Outdoor Adventure Skills – Specialist Areas Aquatic
Alpine
Boating
Cycling
Paddling
Vertical<br>
Alpine
Boating
Cycling
Paddling
Vertical<br>
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Outdoor Adventure Skills Covers our core ”Scouty” activities
As the name suggests, they are Skills for the Outdoors and/or Adventurous Activities
Each skill area has 9 Stages progressions - 1 to 9
All Joey Scouts start their progressions from Stage 1<br>
As the name suggests, they are Skills for the Outdoors and/or Adventurous Activities
Each skill area has 9 Stages progressions - 1 to 9
All Joey Scouts start their progressions from Stage 1<br>
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Outdoor Adventure Skills A Joey Scout’s Stage progression achievements are retained as they transition to the Cub Scout Section
2 down peer assessment – for example, a Joey Scout with a Stage 4 in Camping can assess a Joey Scout working on their Stage 2 Camping
Joey Scouts may be asked to help assess Cub Scouts as they have achieved higher Stage progressions<br>
2 down peer assessment – for example, a Joey Scout with a Stage 4 in Camping can assess a Joey Scout working on their Stage 2 Camping
Joey Scouts may be asked to help assess Cub Scouts as they have achieved higher Stage progressions<br>
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Outdoor Adventure Skills A Joey Scouts achievement is tracked by the number of Stage progressions across all Outdoor Adventure Skills. That is, progression from Stage 1 to Stage 2
The number of Stage progressions required for the peak award are counted from the time the Joey Scout joined the Joey Scout Unit
A Joey Scout’s Stage progressions achieved in the Joey Scout Unit won’t count toward their Grey Wolf Award in the Cub Scout Unit<br>
The number of Stage progressions required for the peak award are counted from the time the Joey Scout joined the Joey Scout Unit
A Joey Scout’s Stage progressions achieved in the Joey Scout Unit won’t count toward their Grey Wolf Award in the Cub Scout Unit<br>
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Outdoor Adventure Skills Specialist Areas may involve Adventurous Activities Teams for Stages 4 and above however this is unlikely to impact on the Joey scout Section
Assessed with peers using I-Statements such as “I can light a match”, “I can plan a hike route”, etc<br>
Assessed with peers using I-Statements such as “I can light a match”, “I can plan a hike route”, etc<br>
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3. Special Interest Areas Opportunity for Joey Scouts to develop experiences, skills and knowledge based on their interests
6 Special Interest Area Categories
Adventure & Sport
Arts & Literature
Creating a Better World
Environment
Growth & Development
STEM & Innovation
To be launched July 2021<br>
6 Special Interest Area Categories
Adventure & Sport
Arts & Literature
Creating a Better World
Environment
Growth & Development
STEM & Innovation
To be launched July 2021<br>
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Special Interest Areas Special Interest Areas can be but not limited to
Adventure & Sport
Team Sports, Animal Care, non-physical adventures
Arts and Literature
Things that would go in Expressions
Creating a Better World
Citizenship activities, Service, Community Work and Engagement<br>
Adventure & Sport
Team Sports, Animal Care, non-physical adventures
Arts and Literature
Things that would go in Expressions
Creating a Better World
Citizenship activities, Service, Community Work and Engagement<br>
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Special Interest Areas Environment
Sustainability, Clean Up Australia Day, Climate Change, Waste/Recycling
Growth and Development
Learning new skills/languages, Volunteering work, Fitness
STEM and Innovation
New technologies, innovative ideas. Some more interesting construction.<br>
Sustainability, Clean Up Australia Day, Climate Change, Waste/Recycling
Growth and Development
Learning new skills/languages, Volunteering work, Fitness
STEM and Innovation
New technologies, innovative ideas. Some more interesting construction.<br>
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Special Interest Areas Generally covers activities not experienced within Outdoor Adventure Skills
Such as Air Activities, Gang Show and
Heritage
Involves a strong focus on Plan>Do>Review><br>
Such as Air Activities, Gang Show and
Heritage
Involves a strong focus on Plan>Do>Review><br>
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Special Interest Areas Each Special Interest Area activity requires a minimum of 2 hours of effort, and the Joey Scout should do their best
Using a Mentor system (same as Examiners)
Can be an individual activity or in a Project Patrol
All participants must be part of Plan>Do>Review ><br>
Using a Mentor system (same as Examiners)
Can be an individual activity or in a Project Patrol
All participants must be part of Plan>Do>Review ><br>
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4. Peak Award – Joey Scout Challenge Award Culmination of elements of the Achievement Pathways
Program Essentials
Outdoor Adventure Skills
Special Interest Areas
Plus
An Adventurous Journey
Personal Reflection
Approval of the Joey Scout Challenge Award is a responsibility of the Unit Council<br>
Program Essentials
Outdoor Adventure Skills
Special Interest Areas
Plus
An Adventurous Journey
Personal Reflection
Approval of the Joey Scout Challenge Award is a responsibility of the Unit Council<br>
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Joey Scout Challenge Award What makes up our Grey Wolf Award?
Program essentials - Complete Milestone 3
(Milestones 1 and 2 are optional but not a prerequisite)
Outdoor Adventure Skills
Achieve Stage 1 in each of the Core Areas – Bushcraft, Bushwalking and Camping
Special Interest Areas
Complete 6 activities (Each project should take about 2 hours of effort) across 2 different Special Interest Areas<br>
Program essentials - Complete Milestone 3
(Milestones 1 and 2 are optional but not a prerequisite)
Outdoor Adventure Skills
Achieve Stage 1 in each of the Core Areas – Bushcraft, Bushwalking and Camping
Special Interest Areas
Complete 6 activities (Each project should take about 2 hours of effort) across 2 different Special Interest Areas<br>
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Joey Scout Challenge Award 4. Adventurous Journey
Plan and lead an adventurous journey of at least 3 hours duration
Personal Reflection
A personal reflection of the Joey Scouts journey through the Joey Scout Section<br>
Plan and lead an adventurous journey of at least 3 hours duration
Personal Reflection
A personal reflection of the Joey Scouts journey through the Joey Scout Section<br>
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What do we need to do?<br>
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What do we need to do? Are these core elements now part of your program?
Plan>Do>Review>
SPICES
Challenge Areas
Transition to Milestones and Program Essentials?
The transition should be underway, remember, it’s a Joey Scout’s choice
The earlier you start tracking Participates, Assists and Leads, the easier it will be<br>
Plan>Do>Review>
SPICES
Challenge Areas
Transition to Milestones and Program Essentials?
The transition should be underway, remember, it’s a Joey Scout’s choice
The earlier you start tracking Participates, Assists and Leads, the easier it will be<br>
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What do we need to do? Make sure your term program cycle has a balance of Challenge Areas as well as assists and leads!
Plan to have the Unit’s transition completed by the end of 2020
Outdoor Adventure Skills
Start tracking activities that may fall under OAS
Support is not quite ready, official start date is not until next year. However, we are not prohibited from starting early if we want to.<br>
Plan to have the Unit’s transition completed by the end of 2020
Outdoor Adventure Skills
Start tracking activities that may fall under OAS
Support is not quite ready, official start date is not until next year. However, we are not prohibited from starting early if we want to.<br>
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What do we need to do? Special Interest Areas
Can start now, will be easy to convert at a later date if you are already doing proper proposals and completions<br>
Can start now, will be easy to convert at a later date if you are already doing proper proposals and completions<br>
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Resources https://pr.scouts.com.au – for all the latest resources and information about The Achievement Pathways
https://s2p.scouts.com.au – Current Award Scheme to Achievement Pathways conversion tool.
Helps start a discussion if a Joey Scout is considering converting to the Achievement Pathways model
Your Program Champions. 150+ Members across Victoria who can help find the answers you seek
npi@scoutsvictoria.com.au – Any Victorian specific questions that can’t be answered by a Program Champion<br>
https://s2p.scouts.com.au – Current Award Scheme to Achievement Pathways conversion tool.
Helps start a discussion if a Joey Scout is considering converting to the Achievement Pathways model
Your Program Champions. 150+ Members across Victoria who can help find the answers you seek
npi@scoutsvictoria.com.au – Any Victorian specific questions that can’t be answered by a Program Champion<br>