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1. scouts.nz › aboutAbout – Scouts Aotearoa

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   Why Scouts? Every year we help 13,000 young people in New Zealand enjoy new adventures, experience the outdoors, make new connections, and gain confidence. Join Scouts

2. scouts.nz › joinJoin – Scouts Aotearoa

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   Why Scouts? Every year we help 13,000 young people in New Zealand enjoy new adventures, experience the outdoors, make new connections, and gain confidence. Join Scouts

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4. waihekeseascouts.org.nz › wp-content › uploadsAn introduction to SCOUTS New Zealand for Leaders

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   Today the principles of SCOUTS New Zealand are as relevant as ever and provide an opportunity for young people around the world to learn and grow. Since 1988, all sections in New Zealand have included girls in their membership.

5. www.saintchads-scouts.nz › handbook › introductionSt. Chads Scouts (NZ) - Introduction to Scouting and its History

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   SCOUTS New Zealand is a diverse and vibrant movement that welcomes everyone and celebrates the different values and experiences brought by all of our members. One of the first things you do when you join any section of Scouting is to learn about Scouting.

6. www.kaukapakapa.waitoru.org › handbookKaukapakapa Scouts - Introduction to Scouting - Zone

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   SCOUTS New Zealand is a diverse and vibrant Movement that welcomes everyone and celebrates the different values and experiences brought by all of our members. One of the first things you do when you join any section of Scouting is to learn about Scouting.

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Scouts_AotearoaScouts Aotearoa - Wikipedia

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   Scouts Aotearoa, known internationally as Scouts Aotearoa New Zealand[a][4][5] is a trading name of The Scout Association of New Zealand, [6] the national Scouting association in New Zealand and an affiliate of the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) since 1953. Scouts Aotearoa had 12,156 youth members and with 5,888 volunteers as ...

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   Why should I join Scouts New Zealand?

   • SCOUTS New Zealand is a diverse and vibrant movement that welcomes everyone and celebrates the different values and experiences brought by all of our members. One of the first things you do when you join any section of Scouting is to learn about Scouting. To help you do this, you should complete the ‘Introduction to Scouting’.

   St. Chads Scouts (NZ) - Introduction to Scouting and its History

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   When did scouting for boys start in New Zealand?

   • Copies of ‘Scouting for Boys’ reached New Zealand and patrols of Scouts quickly formed with the first Patrol officially becoming part of the New Zealand Scout Movement. The Patrol, led by Scout Leader Mr Mallasch, was officially invested on July 3 1908 by Major Cossgrove, who went on to become the first Chief Scout of New Zealand.

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   What is Scouts New Zealand?

   • Everyone in SCOUTS New Zealand expresses their membership and acceptance of its principles by making the Promise and following the Scout Law. Acceptance of the Promise and Law is a major condition of membership in the Movement. The Scout Promise and the Scout Law is the same for Scouts, Venturers, Rovers and Leaders.

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   How many Scout Groups are there in New Zealand?

   • We have over 300 groups all across New Zealand. To find your nearest Group to join or to hire a hall, type your suburb into the search bar below. Interested in joining our digital Scout Group?. Our Leaders are volunteers so the expected time to respond may vary.

   Join – Scouts Aotearoa

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   Who is the Chief Scout of New Zealand?

   • Qualification issued for water or aeronautical activities. The Chief Executive provides strategic oversight and Leadership for the Association. The Governor General is the Chief Scout of New Zealand. Any communication to the Chief Scout must be sent via the National SCOUT Centre. The highest achievement award for youth members in the Scout section.

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   What is the Scout Association of New Zealand?

   • The Scout Association of New Zealand is the body of which all uniformed and lay persons are members. It is the legal entity which is registered under the Scout Association of New Zealand Act 1956. A residential activity arranged by National SCOUT Centre for Air Scouts and all interested Scouts focused on aviation.

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9. ngaioscouts.co.nz › About-usAbout SCOUTS New Zealand

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   Our vision is that in 2025, more than 25,000 youth will enjoy scouting adventures. They will come from every background with a place for all, shape their own experiences and make a positive difference for New Zealand. For more details about how we plan to achieve this vision, please review our Better Prepared strategy, launched in May 2015.