Over this weekend, among many non scouty things I did, one was NSRA Tutor training.
It was my opportunity to get some scout like development under my belt and get trained up in something the kids were quite keen to do - shooting!
My tutoring qualification means I can now take the kids to the range without anyone elses supervision (if I pass...) and also means I get to bore them with the safety briefing.
The course was well paced, good fun and the guy running it knew his stuff. I feel confident I'll pass, though of course I don't yet have the qualification in my hands!
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I'm an ASL (Assistant Scout Leader) for 4th Rochford Scouts in Essex.
This blog is sharing what we as a troop do and some of the methods we use to teach!
We believe that scouting should be an everyday adventure, but we can't just meet once a week to do this - that's why we've got a weekend work crew where the scouts can learn new skills and make their HQ more to do with them in addition to the usual troop activities and camps!
This blog is sharing what we as a troop do and some of the methods we use to teach!
We believe that scouting should be an everyday adventure, but we can't just meet once a week to do this - that's why we've got a weekend work crew where the scouts can learn new skills and make their HQ more to do with them in addition to the usual troop activities and camps!
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