Complete
18 nights away as an Explorer Scout or member
of the Scout Network, of which 12 must be
camping. This may include any nights counted
for the Chief Scout's Platinum or Diamond
Awards.
Complete
two activities from the list of International,
Environment and Values activities. These should
be different activities from the Chief Scout's
Platinum and Diamond Awards and not from the
same area.
Hold
the Gold Duke of Edinburgh's Award, or complete
the five Queen's Scout Award Challenges, which
are:
Take
up a Skill for 6 or 12 months, and show progress
and lasting interest. The skill can be an
existing interest or something entirely new
Take
up a Physical Activity for 6 or 12 months,
completing an agreed programme of taking part
and achievement
Provide
Service to an individual or the community
for 12 months. Briefing and training should
be given in order to gain the necessary skills.
This many include helping with another Section
as a Young Leader
Complete
a four day and three night expedition in open
or adventurous country by foot, cycle, horse,
canoe, boat or dinghy. The expedition should
involve careful preparation, training, responsibility
and review
Complete
a five day and four night residential project
in an unfamiliar environment with people who
are not known. This project should be environmental
work, activity based, service to others or
personal training
Following
completion of the first four elements of the
Award make a presentation, to a suitable audience,
of your achievements so far in working towards
the Queen's Scout Award.
All
Members should complete twelve months in either
the Physical Activity or the Skill
Explorer
Scouts and members of the Scout Network who
are not holders of the Duke of Edinburgh's
Silver Award or the Chief Scout's Diamond
Award must complete an extra six months in
either the Service or the longer of the Skills
or Physical Recreation Challenge.
