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Duke of Edinburgh's Award
1359 (Beeston) Squadron encourages all cadets to get involved in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award scheme, with cadets regularly attaining the Bronze, Silver & Gold awards.
The Award is a four-Section programme with three levels:
· Bronze (for those aged 14 and over)
· Silver (for those aged 15 and over) and
· Gold (for those aged 16 and over).
· Bronze (for those aged 14 and over)
· Silver (for those aged 15 and over) and
· Gold (for those aged 16 and over).
The Sections involve:
· Service (helping people in the community)
· Skills (covering almost any hobby, skill or interest)
· Physical Recreation (sport, dance and fitness)
· Expeditions (training for, planning and completing a journey on foot or horseback, by boat or cycle)
· Residential Project (Gold Award only) (a purposeful enterprise with people not previously known to the participant)
· Service (helping people in the community)
· Skills (covering almost any hobby, skill or interest)
· Physical Recreation (sport, dance and fitness)
· Expeditions (training for, planning and completing a journey on foot or horseback, by boat or cycle)
· Residential Project (Gold Award only) (a purposeful enterprise with people not previously known to the participant)
It would usually take a participant between 6-12 months to complete a Bronze Award; 12-18 months for a Silver Award and 18-24 months for a Gold Award. It may take less time for completion of the Silver or Gold Awards if the participant holds the preceding Award. All Awards must be completed by the participant's 25th birthday.
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