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1. • • National honour nominations will require evidence of a nominee’s commitment and contribution to the Scouts as well as how this has had a wider impact on the community either through their work with the Scouts or from other activities.
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   What makes a successful honours nomination?

   • The way in which an honours nomination is presented to the Honours Committee is key to a successful outcome. Your nominee could be an ideal candidate, but if the nomination and the accompanying letters of support are not persuasive then the nomination is unlikely to succeed.

   Tips For Writing a Great Honours Nomination - Awards Intelligence

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   Why should you nominate a nominee for a royal honour?

   • Of course, you are nominating the candidate because you think their achievements are incredible, but the committee doesn’t know them or what they have accomplished. Therefore, providing plenty of evidence to support why your nominee deserves the recognition of a Royal Honour is essential to being properly considered.

   Tips For Writing a Great Honours Nomination - Awards Intelligence

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   What is an honour & why is it important?

   • An honour is a unique form of national recognition. It is a distinctive way of acknowledging someone’s impact on UK life, whether someone who fundraises for a local cause or volunteers at the local school; or someone who promotes the economy or supports one of the Government’s particular priorities.

   Honours – How to draft a citation

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   What does the Honours Committee look for?

   • Essentially, the Honours Committee is looking for candidates from all walks of life who are leaders in their field and who have gone the extra mile, done something extraordinary or made a positive impact on wider society. The way in which an honours nomination is presented to the Honours Committee is key to a successful outcome.

   Tips For Writing a Great Honours Nomination - Awards Intelligence

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   Do you have to keep your nomination a secret?

   • The nomination should outline your candidate’s recent achievements – focusing on the last 5 years – and substantiate the information. Contrary to popular belief, you don’t have to keep your nomination a secret! It’s strongly advised to contact people who know your nominee well and who can offer letters of support for the nomination.

   Tips For Writing a Great Honours Nomination - Awards Intelligence

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   Is your nominee a good candidate?

   • Your nominee could be an ideal candidate, but if the nomination and the accompanying letters of support are not persuasive then the nomination is unlikely to succeed. The nomination should outline your candidate’s recent achievements – focusing on the last 5 years – and substantiate the information.

   Tips For Writing a Great Honours Nomination - Awards Intelligence

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3. www.scouts.org.uk › volunteers › learningConsiderations and advice on national honour nominations - Scouts

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   The Scouts Good Service awards recognise outstanding contributions made by our volunteers but they could also be nominated for a national honour. National honour nominations will require evidence of a nominee’s commitment and contribution to the Scouts as well as how this has had a wider impact on the community either through their work with ...

   • Lead Volunteers Guide to nominating members for a National Honour

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   • Ways of making a national honour nomination | Scouts

     There are three routes to making a national honour...

4. cms.scouts.org.uk › media › 01dlsapnLead Volunteers Guide to nominating members for a National Honour

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   This guide is designed to assist Lead Volunteers considering individuals and groups in their County, Area or Region with making a nomination for a National Honour and gaining local support for any nomination from the Lieutenancy. The UK honours system aims to recognise people who have: made achievements in public life.

5. www.leicestershireandrutlandalc.gov.uk › uploadsHonours – How to draft a citation

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   • a note accompanying an award, describing the reasons for it: a Nobel citation. • Synonyms: official praise; award; honour, laurel, reward, kudos. How is a citation used? An honour is a unique...

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7. spice-spotlight.scot › 2019/12/04 › spice-faqSPICe FAQ- Nominating someone for a UK national honour

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   Dec 4, 2019 · SPICe frequently gets asked for information on how to nominate someone for a UK national honour, such as an OBE. This blog sets out what honours are awarded for and how to nominate someone for an award.

8. www.awardsintelligence.co.uk › tips-for-writing-aTips For Writing a Great Honours Nomination - Awards Intelligence

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   Jul 2, 2024 · When you begin drafting your nomination consider why the nominee is worthy. Why should they be recognised with one of the most highly regarded and prestigious accolades that one can receive? Why are the candidate and their achievements special?

9. www.scouts.org.uk › volunteers › learningWays of making a national honour nomination | Scouts

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   There are three routes to making a national honour nomination. There are no deadlines for the receipt of nomination forms, but they can take between 12 and 18 months to process due to the background checks involved.

10. www.nga.org.uk › making-an-honours-nominationMaking an honours nomination - National Governance Association

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    Jan 4, 2024 · Honours are a great way of recognising the achievements of school governors, trustees and governance professionals doing extraordinary things in their communities. National honours are very competitive – the following guidance will help to make the strongest nomination possible.