Junior Leadership Training
Agenda
Leader
Start
Duration
Team Building Activity
Sammy
1420
20 mins
The Boy led Troop and living the scout oath
and law
Sammy
1440
15 mins
Discussion regarding the Boy Led Patrol
Glyn
1455
10 mins
Review of troop organisation chart
Michael
1505
10 mins
1515
15 mins
Break/Game
Position overview
Sammy
1530 1545
10 mins
National Honour Patrol requirements
Chris
1540 1600
10 mins
Scout Master’s vision of success
Sammy
1550
10 mins
EDGE Discussion
Chris
1600
30 mins
1630
10 mins
Break
Troop Progress Discussion
Michael
1640 1650
15 mins
Activity
Glyn
1655
10 mins
Define Roles, Define Goals. Define Success
Michael
1705
30 mins
Wrap Up
Sammy
1735
10 mins
Parent is an Eagle Scout
Lived in Chapel Hill all their life
Wearing Scout Scocks
Attended/Attends Smith Middle School
Has a pet – add its name
Likes Apples
Travelled outside the US – add name of place
Born in a state other than NC
Does not own a tent
Been to Philmont
Attended Training Before
Knows how to cook a Mountainman
Attended/Attends McDougle Middle School
Favourite Camping Trip
Favourite team is UNC
Has a sister – add name and school
Attended/Attends Culbreth Middle School
Has Played golf
Knows how to tie a monkey’s fist
Earned the Arrow of Light
Knows how to cook pineapple cake
Member of the order of the Arrow
Has a brother – add name and school
Favourite team is Duke
Has travelled by train
Has a facebook account
Has the rowing Merit Badge
Favourite team is …
Attended/Attends Phillips Middle School
Favourite Hobby is …
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More organisation S
Redistribute patrols (older
scouts) L
Take Leadership serieously
Start listening/respec youth
leaders S
More Merit badge
Opportunities S/L
Diversity – S/L
Need flexibility on $10 food
L
Need flexibility with
electronics L
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Disruptions by a few scouts S
Stop being disrespectful – S/L
(like being yelled at by adult
leaders)
Stop relying on leaders for
missing supplies S
Stop caring about needs of
young scouts – L
Older scouts need to lead – S
Younger scouts need to step
up S
Stop bailing out on patrol
activities S
Continue
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Continue Scout
planned/good/regular trips – S
High adventure
Working the patrol mentod –
S/L
Continue Scout
planned/executed meetings S