Beavers My Outdoor Challenge Award Badge (Gulliver's)
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To purchase this you need to fit the following criteria – be a registered Badge Secretary, Section or Assistant Section Leader or a County or District Administrator.
You’ll need to sign in, enter your details plus your membership number in the Scout ID box.
Upon purchase we will contact you to provide proof of recipient.
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About this product
- Type: Woven with merrow border
- Paper backed
- Size: 42mm x 36mm
£1.99 delivery for orders of badges and woggles only.
Returns - You have 60 days to return an item for exchange or a full refund, excluding sale items.
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Find out how Gulliver's Theme Park Resorts is supporting the Beaver's My Outdoor Challenge Award
Adventures Are Better Together
We’re delighted to announce our official partnership with Gulliver’s Theme Park Resorts. Together we hope to build on our shared aims of adventure, friendship and being outdoors.
Gulliver’s Theme Park Resorts is sponsoring the Beaver's Outdoor Challenge Badge. To earn this badge, Beavers embark on a sleepover or camp, complete mini challenges, all while gaining new skills along the way.
That's not all
They'll also be special Jamboree weekends held at all the Gulliver’s Theme Parks in partnership with the Scouts. These events will include Scout activities suitable for Squirrels right through to Scouts. It will be a great opportunity for groups from around the country to come together and have fun while learning and working as a team.
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Beaver Scout My Outdoor Challenge Award Badge
Each of these challenges make up part of the Chief Scouts Bronze Award.
How to earn the badge:
1. Go on a sleepover or a camp with other Beavers, and do at least two of these:
- help put up a tent
- collect wood and help to build a fire
- cook something on a fire
- sing songs around a fire
- wash up after dinner
- set up your bed and sleeping bag
- play a wide game
2. Learn how to tie three simple knots.
3. Show that you:
- know what to do if someone has an accident
- know why it is important to tell an adult when an accident happens
- can do simple first aid for someone who has a cut or bruise
4. Take part in an activity using natural things like leaves, bark, twigs, sand or rocks.
5. Point out and name five different types of animal, insect, bird or fish that you might find near where you live. Find out about the food they eat and the places they might live.
6. Make something to help animals in the wild. It could be a bird box or a bug hotel.