Scout Method
The Scout Method is the way of delivering the programme to young people. The Scout Method is composed of eight parts which are equally important and collectively implemented make Scouting what it is. It is through the use of the Scout Method that Scouting achieves its aims in developing young people.
The Scout method is:
- Promise and Law
- Personal Progression
- Learning by Doing
- Small Group System
- Symbolic Framework
- Nature and Outdoors
- Service and Commitment
- Young People and Adults Working Together
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