Awards...  

As well as making new friends, helping the environment and most importantly having fun, Project can also be used towards a number of Scouting and External Body awards. Below is a list of the awards that can be earned, please click on the award's image to find out more.

                            The Queen Scout's Award and

Chief Scout's Diamond and Platinum Awards

These are the top awards that you can earn in Scouting, and Project can be used as an Environment Activity (see the International, Environment and Values Activities List), as part of the nights away requirement and as the Queen Scout's Award Residential Challenge.

The Duke of Edinburgh's Award

Project has a long tradition of participants using it to complete the Residential Project of the Gold Award. To find out more about the Duke of Edinburgh's Award scheme click on the logo to the left, and for more information about the Residential Project requirements, click here.

The Environment Partnership Award

Every participant of Project is eligible for the Environment Partnership Award, which recognises the long term benefit on sustainable development participants have made in the local environment. If participants have made a positive contribution during their stay, they will be awarded with this badge at the end of the camp.

The Explorer Scout Community Activity Badge

This activity badge is awarded to Explorer Scouts who have taken part in a voluntary community project, which has been of a benefit to the local community, for at least 25 hours. If participants have made a positive contribution during their stay, they will be awarded with this badge at the end of the camp.