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Scout
Leader Andy Green said, “Will and Harry have worked really hard for this
award. To gain it they have taken part in various outdoor activities,
learned life skills, and also given up their spare time to perform
valuable tasks in the community.”
“The
Chief Scout’s Gold Award is highly respected and something which will aid
them as they seek college or university places, and apply for jobs in the
future. By showing true determination and commitment to achieve this
award they have gained a head start over their peers, demonstrating they
have the key skills any employer would look for in an employee.”
District Commissioner Nick Davis added, “I am very proud of Will and
Harry's achievement. The Chief Scout's Gold Award is the highest award in
the scout section and will make a big difference helping their CVs stand
out when they apply for work or educational places in the future”.
To pass
the award Will and Harry completed a series of badges and took on various
leadership roles, completed community work at Adderbury Lakes and
Adderbury Library, learned life and management skills, attended a wide
range of camps and attempted various adventurous activities including
mountain expeditions, canoeing, archery, quad biking and knee boarding.
Will
and Harry both live in Adderbury and attend the Warriner School in Bloxham. |
