Two Troop 3 Scouts will be selected to be Scouting Ambassadors to Peterborough, England and two for Limerick, Ireland. They will speak to the public during and after the event and will participate in sightseeing, Scouting activities and camping events.
Qualifications: Must be 14 years old and not yet 18 by July 1, 2006, attend 1 week of Summer Camp at Strang Scout Reservation, obtain a valid passport, be available July 16 through Aug 13, and obtain approval from parents and Scoutmaster .
Application deadline: 7PM February 1, 2006
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When I was a (young) Pathfinder leader I asked the young women in my group to wear their unfiroms (with optional jeans) to meetings unless we were doing something messy. Why? It made us visible to the other people using the facility where we met, it increased the girls' pride in belonging, they became less embarrassed about belonging, when we went out in public they knew how to wear their uniform (and could find it), and the parents were willing to invest in the uniform pieces since they were worn every week. The main reason I began to have them wear unfiroms were parents who asked why they should spend so much money on a uniform that was only worn a few times a year. I told the girls that if I was wearing my uniform (coming right from work), they could too. And that it showed that we were proud to be members of guiding (that generated some healthy discussion about self esteem!). Some complained that girls in others groups didn't wear their unfiroms, and I asked them if they wanted to join those groups and there was always a resounding NO. Once the girls got over their embarassment (which was the main reason they didn't want to wear their dorky uniform) the feeling of pride in the group increased.We had 22 girls in our group and they attended every week. We often had 100% attendance at camps and activities even with busy urban girls who had many other choices. When we went out in public the girls wore their unfiroms with pride and without a fuss. Many of those young women are still involved in Guiding as adults.Every unit is different, but if girls have a uniform, why not wear it?
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