[Independent Australian Scouts]

Australia's alternate Scout organisation

Independent Australian Scouts

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What is Scouting

Scouting is a youth movement identifiable by its ideals, scheme and educational aims. Its scheme is based on five elements :-
The Scouts' Promise and Scouts' Code.
Activities organized in small groups with youths taking responsibility for leadership roles.
A practical uniform as a mark of membership, unity and equality.
A wide range of activities with an emphasis on adventure outdoors.
Non-competitive awards for attainment of standards and personal achievement.
The removal of pressures in a simplified social and physical environment results in dependence on self and the group and emphasizes development of responsible social attitudes and values.

Scouts' Promise
On my honour I promise to strive.
To seek and serve God, help other people and respect my country. [SCOUT]
To keep myself mentally, physicall and morally fit; and
To obey and live by the Scout's Code.
Model Scouts' Code
A Scout is truthful and a Scouts' honour is to be trusted.
A Scout is faithful to parents, family, scouters, employers, country and to those under the Scout's control or responsibilty.
A Scout is obedient to proper authority and conscience.
A Scout is to be useful and to help others in need at all times without reward.
A Scout is a friend to all and a brother/sister to every other Scout no matter to what nationality, race, class or creed the other belongs.
A Scout is considerate and courteous.
A Scout is cheerful and shows courage in all dificulties.
A Scout is self-respecting being clean in though, word and deed
A Scout is thrifty, self-reliant and makes good use of time and possessions.
A Scout is a friend of nature and takes care of the environment.