Congratulations to the 2021-22 Top Section and AYP Awards Winners!
Congratulations to all our award winners!
The North Star Award is the Top Section Award for the Beaver Scouts as per the Canadian Path. To win this award, 5 Outdoor Adventure Skill stages and, 5 Community service hours in Scouting or non-Scouting and a meaningful service project need to be completed.
The Seeonee Award is the Top Section Award for the Cub Scouts as per the
Canadian Path program. To win this award, 10 Outdoor Adventure Skill stages, 15 Community service hours in Scouting or non-Scouting and a meaningful service project need to be completed.
The Chief Scout’s Award was created in 1973 by Governor General Roland Michener, who was then the Chief Scout of Canada. It is the highest award in the Scout program. An emblem will be presented to the recipient scout by the Troop Scouter and a certificate signed by the Chief Scout of Canada will be presented to the scout at a public ceremony by the Chief Scout of Canada. To win this award, 18 Outdoor Adventure Skill stages, 30 Community service hours in Scouting or non-Scouting and a meaningful service project need to be completed.
The Hong Kong Award for Young People, AYP in short, formerly known as The Duke of Edinburgh Award, was established in Hong Kong in 1961. The Award was renamed in Hong Kong as the Hong Kong Award for Young People in 1997. As the AYP program is very similar to our Scout program in most of the aspects, we strongly encourage our youth members 14 year-old and above to sign up to join AYP so that they can achieve two awards with the one action, to achieve their Chief Scout’s Award along side the AYP Bronze Award and the Queen’s Venturer Award along side the AYP Silver Award.
