Explorer Scouts Uniform Long Sleeved Shirt

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Kilts and pleated tartan skirts may be worn as part of the appropriate uniform, subject to the following colour: Group, Unit or Network badges bearing distinctive identifying emblems and/or lettering and of any size up to 50mm deep by 38mm wide may be worn after approval by the County Commissioner to whom a drawing or specimen of the design must be submitted. A combined District and County badge bearing distinctive identifying emblems and/or lettering and of any size, rectangular in shape up to 50mm deep by 76mm wide may be worn after approval by the County Commissioner to whom a drawing or specimen of the design must be submitted. The District section will be on the left side of the badge, and the District and County sections are to be equal in width.

A manufactured example of all District and County badges should be submitted subsequently to UK Headquarters. Send to the Head of Brand and Ambassadors, Communications and Marketing Team at UK Headquarters. youth members may wear the official uniform shirt for their Section or the approved sweatshirt (for Cubs and Beavers only). Adults wear the adult official uniform shirt Cubs, Scouts and Explorers may also wear the current Joining In / Participation and Moving On Awards.Ribbons of decorations conferred by foreign National Scout Associations are worn below the emblems of United Kingdom Scout Association decorations. Berets with the arrowhead badge only, for competitions where the rules necessitate the wearing of headgear in Northern Ireland, female members who are entitled to wear uniform may wear a saffron pleated skirt Outside Northern Ireland, where members are entitled to wear saffron, male holders of appointments may wear a saffron kilt and female holders of appointments may wear a pleated saffron skirt.

all members, including adults, wear the official uniform shirt i.e. the Scout, Explorer or the adult official uniform shirt. A Scout on entering an Explorer Unit may continue to wear the Chief Scout’s Gold Award. The award must be removed when the Explorer gains the Chief Scout’s Platinum Award. Explorers (3-7yrs)Explorers are the youngest age group in Girls’ Brigade. Like school, girls are grouped into sections according to their age on 1st July. Some companies run the Explorers section from age three to seven years old and some companies run their Explorers from age five to seven years old and have a separate Under 5s section for their three and four year olds. This is at the company’s discretion. Explorers meet once a week in early evenings or Saturday mornings. Only the highest award received for good service and its emblem and the highest award for long service may be worn. Once they’ve had time to settle in to the group, Explorers get their own set of uniform to wear during meetings and on trips away. Usually, this consists of a beige shirt or blouse with their badges sewn on, which they pair with their Unit scarf – if they’re an independent Unit - or Group scarf, if their Unit is merged with a Scout Troop. This will vary slightly if your Explorer Unit is part of the Air Scouts or Sea Scouts. See below for uniform diagrams.

Uniform Accessories

District and County badges bearing distinctive identifying emblems and/or lettering and of any size up to 50mm deep by 38mm wide may be worn after approval by the County Commissioner to whom a drawing or specimen of the design must be submitted. a. Members of Scout Marching Bands have two options from which the Band as a whole may choose one option: