TOP AWARD PRESENTED TO THREE ADDERBURY SCOUTS

Three Scouts at 1st Adderbury have achieved the top award possible for a Scout.

The Chief Scout’s Gold Award is the award every Scout wants to get, but only a few make it.

It shows true commitment and determination through some difficult challenges and tests, completed over four years.

Banbury’s District Commissioner, Brian Sargent, presented Max Homer, Alex Mobbs and Dan Bolton with their awards infront of the Troop’s other members and their families.   They will now attend a prestigious County Presentation in March.

 Scout Leader Andy Green said, “Max, Alex and Dan have worked really hard for this award.   To gain it they have given up many hours of their spare time, and performed valuable tasks in the community.   The Chief Scout’s Gold Award is highly sought after and something which will aid them as they seek college or university places, and apply for jobs in the future.    It will give all three a head start over their peers as they have shown today that they have the skills any employer will be looking for in them tomorrow.” 

District Commissioner Brian Sargent added, “It was really good to be able to present these awards. They represent lots of hard work over a period of several years and these three Scouts are to be congratulated on their achievement. ”.

 To pass the award Max, Alex and Dan completed a series of badges including attempting new adventurous activities, taking on various leadership roles, completing community work at Adderbury Lakes, and various other life skill challenges.

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