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GUIDE TO HELP ASSESS GOLDEN ARROW TRAINING

Golden Arrow training is only the first step in the development and the training of a Patrol Leader. Remember this when reviewing the training you provide and assessing the response it produces in a Patrol Leader or Second. When using the guide below you should ask yourself:

a) In view of the experience of the Scout and the Troop, have I given him the necessary training within the intent of the Golden Arrow requirements to help him become a worthy Patrol Leader? If not, to what aspects must I give more attention?

b) Is the Patrol Leader or Second making a worthy effort to put his training across to his Patrol?

c) Taking into consideration the opportunities and limitations in our Troop, am I justified in asking the Court of Honour to approve the Golden Arrow?

PATROL LEADERSHIP

Patrol Leader elected by Patrol 

Special ability in some fields

Patrol organized

Leading (not bossing) Patrol discipline

Delegating authority Patrol spirit

Passing training to Patrol Court of Honour

Giving clear instructions Good Turns

Personal progress

PATROL MEETINGS

Patrol unity Patrol progress

Meetings held Records 

Programme planning Good Turns

Patrol Den

COURT OF HONOUR

Patrol Leader inducted Judgment

Court of Honour Code Personal control

Programme planning Administration

Patrol Leaders Presenting Patrol's views

HIKING

Preparations

 Emergency kit

Foot care 

Be prepared

Careful training of members Outdoor manners code

Compass training 

Hike logs

Map reading

Packing

Hike programmes 

Feeding and cooking

Patrol hikes

CAMPING

Preparations Sanitation

Training Patrol Fire

Patrol camping 

Feeding and cooking

Patrol organization 

Patrol spirit and discipline

Site layout 

Be prepared

Pitching camp Review

Striking camp

Golden Arrow Patrol Leader Training

 

 

   

 

 


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