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1. www.scouts.org.uk › volunteers › learningNational honours - Scouts

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   National honours and other awards. National honours are awarded on merit, for exceptional achievement or commitment to service to Britain and recipients will generally have made life better for other people or be outstanding at what they do. Learn about the national honours process.

2. www.scouts.org.uk › volunteers › learningScouts - Higher Good Service deadlines and processing

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   For an award nomination submitted by 31 December 2021, approved and mailed out in February 2022, and uploaded to Compass in April 2022, the invite will be for an event in 2023 and the award recipients name will feature in the Roll of honour published in 2023.

3. scouts.scot › for-volunteers › online-pvg-processOnline PVG process - Scouts Scotland

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   Online PVG process. Locally, our only part in the process is to check an applicant’s three forms of original ID and make sure that these details agree with what is held on Compass. If it is a new member, they will also have to be added to Compass.

4. oa-scouting.org › uploads › resourcesScouting’s National Honor Society - Order of the Arrow, BSA

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   As Scouting’s National Honor Society, our purpose is to: Recognize those who best exemplify the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives and through that recognition cause others to conduct themselves in a way that warrants similar recognition.

5. scoutsmarts.com › order-of-the-arrow-explainedThe Order Of The Arrow (OA): Everything A Scout Should Know

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   The Order of the Arrow limits the number of members who can join the Vigil of Honor to 1 in every 50. To attend the ceremony, an OA member must be nominated by their peers, have shown exemplary service since becoming a part of the OA, and have gone well beyond their duties as an OA member.

6. nesa.orgHome - The National Eagle Scout Association

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   Give your Eagle pride a purpose with membership in the National Eagle Scout Association. Your membership empowers Scouting’s mission, protects the Eagle Scout legacy, and keeps Eagle alumni connected. Use our new tool to help locate your local NESA Committee and start getting involved today.

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   Why should a scout be nominated for a national honour?

   • People do amazing work in the Scouts and beyond, and a wonderful way to recognise and reward them for this is nominating them for a national honour.

   National honours | Scouts

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   Why should I join the National Eagle Scout Association?

   • Give your Eagle pride a purpose with membership in the National Eagle Scout Association. Your membership empowers Scouting’s mission, protects the Eagle Scout legacy, and keeps Eagle alumni connected. Use our new tool to help locate your local NESA Committee and start getting involved today.

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   What is a national honour?

   • National honours are awarded on merit, for exceptional achievement or commitment to service to Britain and recipients will generally have made life better for other people or be outstanding at what they do.

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   Why do Scouts join the Order of the Arrow?

   • The Order of the Arrow has always been very selective of its members, which has helped the organization to uphold their honorable values well! In order for motivated Scouts to be eligible to join the Order of the Arrow Brotherhood, they had to be elected by their fellow troop members.

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   How do Scouts join the Order of the Arrow Brotherhood?

   • In order for motivated Scouts to be eligible to join the Order of the Arrow Brotherhood, they had to be elected by their fellow troop members. After the Order of the Arrow candidates were elected, they were put through a standardized initiation ritual called the “Ordeal” (more on this in the next section).

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   How do scouts become OA members?

   • A strong emphasis is put upon the third requirement, where individuals must be elected by their fellow Scouts in order to be qualified to begin their OA candidacy. Typically, Order of the Arrow elections are only held once a year, usually taking place at the end of Scouting summer camps (as that’s how the OA’s first inductees were brought in).

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8. www.scouts.org.uk › volunteers › learningScouts - National honours process

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   National honours process. Different kinds of national honours. Ways of making a national honour nomination. Completing a national honour nomination. Considerations and advice on national honour nominations. Contacting Lord/Deputy Lieutenants.