Working with the Drey Leadership team, the Section Leader(s) have responsibility for the planning of the programme and the management of the Drey.
The operation of the Drey must be overseen by a Leader or team of Leaders.Ī Drey Leadership team comprises all Section Leaders, Assistant Section Leaders, Section Assistants, and Explorer Scout Young Leaders working with the Drey.When deciding on the Drey size, Leaders should take into account the leadership available, the needs of the young people and the capacity of the meeting venue and whether it might be more effective to run more than one Drey. This number may be exceeded with the agreement of the Group Scout Leader.The recommended maximum size for a Drey is 24 Squirrel Scouts.The decision whether Groups may become an exception to the policy is made by the District Commissioner in consultation with the County Commissioner. a specialist single sex provision is required to meet a clearly identified educational need (e.g.school, young offenders institute) through a closed Scout Group) Scouting is offered in a single sex institution (e.g.there are cultural or religious requirements for single sex working.Special situations are defined as being where:.Single sex Sections may exist within a Scout Group provided that membership is available for young people of all genders across all Sections within that Group. All Scout Groups, Explorer Scout Units and Scout Networks are required to be open to members of all genders, except in special situations.receive benefits provided by any Group, District, and County to which the Member belongs, and of The Scout Association.Associate Members are not required to make the Promise.Adults become Associate Members of the Scout Movement by completing a Members' Declaration.Associate Members must pay any Country, County, District and Group membership Subscription determined locally.receive benefits provided by any Group, District, and County to which the Member belongs and of The Scout Association and the World Organisation of the Scout Movement.wear the approved uniform (see Chapter 10).Adults become Members by making the Promise and completing a Members' Declaration.When moving Section, young people will make the Promise appropriate for their new section. Young people become Members of the Scout Movement by making the Promise appropriate to the first Section they join.Any Country, County, District and Group Membership Subscription (determined locally) must also be paid for each Member.The Headquarters Membership Subscription must be paid annually for each of these members.The following are required to be Members: Squirrel Scouts, Beaver Scouts, Cub Scouts, Scouts.Members or Associate Members do not have any rights, actual or implied, to take part in the national management of The Scout Association or the World Organisation of the Scout Movement.
They also become an Associate Member of The Scout Association. When an individual becomes an Associate Member that person becomes an Associate member of a Group, District and County (as appropriate).They also become a Member of The Scout Association and of the World Organisation of the Scout Movement. When an individual becomes a Member that person becomes a member of a Group, District and County (as appropriate).British Subjects who are prepared to follow the Association's principles by making the Promise may become Members or Associate Members of the Scout Movement (subject to the Rules contained within Policy, Organisation and Rules).There are two types of membership - Members and Associate Members.This rule has been replaced by the introduction of Chapter 16 in April 2022.
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