SCOUT BADGES

Badges in Scouting recognize a Scout's skills, knowledge, and achievements. Here are some common types:

★ Proficiency Badges: Earned for demonstrating expertise in specific areas like outdoor skills, STEM, or creative skills.
★ Merit Badges: Awarded for achieving requirements in various subjects like camping, citizenship, or first aid.
★ Rank Badges: Represent a Scout's progression through the ranks, such as Tenderfoot, Second Class, or Eagle Scout.
★ Activity Badges: Earned for participating in specific activities or events, like camping or community service.
★ Service Badges
: Recognize a Scout's contributions to their community or Scouting organization.

These badges motivate Scouts to learn, grow, and serve, while also showcasing their achievements and progress.

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