See the different badges, belts and certificates Explorer Scout Young Leaders can earn and when they receive them. Explorer Scouts should be recognised for their achievement at various points throughout and after their Young Leader's Scheme. This …

The Explorer Scout Young Leaders’ Scheme (ESYLS) is the learning programme for Young Leaders. It contains 11 modules and 4 missions for them to work through whilst volunteering in …

Explain your role as an ESYL for the section you're supporting. Explain how local Scouting is organised. Summarise the purpose and methods of Scouting. Explain how the Safeguarding and Safety Policies apply to you. Explain the importance of Policy, Organisation and Rules (POR) and access the information within it.

ESYLs are Explorer Scouts who volunteer alongside adult leaders in a Beaver Colony, Cub Pack or Scout Troop. ESYLs may also be young people who are working towards their Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards or their Queen’s Guide Award, volunteering as non-members of the Scouts for a set period of time.

To achieve your Young Leader Award you’ll have to complete all 11 training modules. Upon completing Module A, you’ll be awarded your Young Leader acorn badge! This can be worn on your uniform, just under your District and Area badges. Module K (First Aid) can be skipped if the YL holds one of the following:

ESYLs are Explorer Scouts who volunteer alongside adult leaders in a Beaver Colony, Cub Pack or Scout Troop. A valuable asset to any leadership team, ESYLs play an active role in the section, bringing a range of fresh ideas to the table, and acting as positive role models for the young people they work alongside.

Young Leaders Scheme Module A Badge. Module A: This is the only compulsory training module in the scheme. Its recognised with a uniform badge and a woggle. Note: ESYLs and Young Leaders volunteering from outside of scouting must complete module A within 3 months. £1.99 delivery for orders of badges and woggles only.

choose an activity badge to run as part of the programme, providing all of the information and materials required for the section to achieve this. run a segment of the camp programme, such as a pioneering activity or obstacle course. ESYLs could also plan the route for a hike, initiate some team challenges, or organise and lead a campfire

ESYLs are Explorer Scouts who volunteer alongside adult leaders in a Beaver Colony, Cub Pack or Scout Troop. A valuable asset to any leadership team, ESYLs play an active role in the section, bringing a range of fresh ideas to the table, and acting as positive role models for the young people they work alongside.

Home > Youth Programme > Young Leaders (14-18) > Information for Young Leaders > esyl-badge HM King Charles III has been confirmed as our new Patron, a great honour for UK Scouts. The King continues a long tradition of the monarch giving their Patronage, dating back to 1912.