Cub Individual Specialty Badge

(Updated August 2002)

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Outcomes

The Individual Specialty Badge allows Cubs to design requirements for special interest areas not already covered in the current badge and star system.¹

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Requirements

1. A Cub may propose a subject and requirements for this badge, or may develop them in cooperation with other members of the pack, the leaders and/or parents. The requirements should be presented to the Sixers’; Council and leaders for review.
2. Topics selected for this badge should not be covered by any other badges or stars.
3. A Cub may hold only one Individual Specialty Badge at a time. A Cub may choose a new Individual Specialty once a year.

As the requirements of the Individual Specialty Badges are developed by the individual Cub, your role is to help the Cub define what they want to do.

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Program Suggestions

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Please note that this is a pilot site intended to help Scouters leading programs within Scouts Canada and is not officially endorsed or maintained by Scouts Canada.

Footnotes

1. Taken from MEASURING SUCCESS - THE SCOUTING WAY