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(Section Leaders)
Description

Some basic information about the job, and practical help for working within a Section

This means:

  • recognising the main features of your Section
  • participating in the planning and running of Section meetings
  • using games as a key part of the programme
  • knowing what should happen at a Section meeting and why
  • understanding your role in Scouting.

Questions

  • Do you know where to find programme ideas?
  • Can you run a game or activity within the Section?
  • Can you explain what adults do in the running of the Section?
  • Can you explain what young people do in the running of the Section?
  • Do you know what the main features of the Section are? (for example: age, theme, decision-making, ceremonies etc.)

Delivery methods

  • One to one
  • Small group.

To validate this module you will need to complete two of the following:

  1. Plan and run an activity appropriate to the Section and explain why different types of games are an important part of the programme

  2. Plan and run a ceremony appropriate to the Section.

  3. Plan and run a game appropriate to the Section, outline the important criteria for games in Scouting.

  4. List sources of 'ready made' programme ideas.

  5. Any other ideas, subject to agreement with a Training Adviser.

And:
Outline the main features of your Section.

Relevant to:
Section Leaders
Assistant Leaders
Section Supporters (e.g.
ACC (Section) or Desc)
Section Assistants

If you have completed Module E and one or more of the Missions under the Young Leaders’ Scheme within the last five years, then you will only need to outline the main features of your Section in order to complete the validation for this module. This validation method may not be used however, if you are an Explorer Scout or Scout Network Leader.