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British Girl Nurse") in June 1910. Vane however had other ideas and allowed girls to continue as Girl Scouts and brought whole Troops of girls with him from The Boy Scout
Association. Many Girl Scouts did not wish to become Guides under the BSA scheme. Both the British Girl Scouts and the British Girl's Nursing Corps became members of the Order of World Scouts. The latter was disassociated from the British Boy Scouts and the British Girl Scouts remain as their counterpart.
318:(BBS) with the B–P organisation, by having the BBS as an affiliated organisation. With Vane pushing for a more democratic organisation, his position was eliminated by Baden-Powell's headquarter staff. In a protest meeting, the London area Scoutmasters voted overwhelming in support of Sir Francis Vane. However Baden-Powell, even though he promised to do so, never reinstated Vane. Members of the
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Names and
Uniforms) Act" to stop the BBS from using the term "Boy Scouts" which prompted a change in name to "The Brotherhood of British Scouts" to avoid any further legal action. In response some Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire Troops under the Assistant Chief Commissioner W. Hanley broke off from the main group using "British Boy Scouts" for about a year, only to return.
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time was a Parish Priest in the Church of
England, Vicar of Holy Trinity Clifton, Nottingham) was appointed Chief Commissioner by Charles Brown, who went on to become Grand Scoutmaster. Other groups joined up with the British Boy Scouts: in 1985, 1st Waltham Forest, an Independent Scout Group, and in 1988 the
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Chums Scout
Patrols started forming in 1908 in Australia due to the circulation there of the Chums publication for boys. Troops under the British Boy Scouts (BBS) program began operations in 1909. In 1910, Chums Scout Patrols merged with the BBS. Australia activities continued until the 1930s while
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Rover Crew in Oxford, led by
Michael Foster, joined the BBS in 1979. The Oxford Rover Crew became officially "The Oxford University Rover Crew", With members leaving Oxford and settling elsewhere, this resulted in additional BBS groups in the 1980s. In 1983, the Reverend Michael Foster (who by that
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British Empire and thus Chums Scout Patrols formed in Australia in 1908. With Baden-Powell arrangement with his publisher, Pearson, Chums was denied the rights to publish the Scout scheme in what was a rival paper. Later, Chums indicated that there would be a Chums Legion of
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The Young Life
Pioneers by 1930's either joined the Boys' Brigade or became BBS Troops. About 40 Troops existed in the 1930s mostly sponsored by Free Churches. With reduced membership and lacking a Parliamentarian supporter, the Boy Scout Association used "The Chartered Associations (Protection of
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Girl Scouts were a part of the
British Boy Scouts from the start. With a public outcry over girls in the Scouts, the British Boy Scouts launched the British Girl's Nursing Corps (BGNC) under a Scout mistress reporting to the BBS executive and becoming a separate organisation with a journal ("The
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January 1993, Ted Scott, a friend of Pooley and long time BBS member, became the Grand Scoutmaster following the death of Charles Brown in November 1992 and served seven years becoming the first Grand Scout Emeritus when Dr Michael Foster replaced him. Ted Scott died after being ill on 3 March
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while in 1913 some troops were led by Mr. Barrow
Cadbury to join the Boys' Life Brigade (BLB), becoming the BLB Scouts. This left about 100 Troops under the new Grand Scoutmaster, Albert Jones Knighton. Vane kept in contact, and in 1915, home from leave from his duties for the Army in Ireland,
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was proposed and his recommendation that Boy Scout groups should be formed. Readers were interested in forming Scouting groups and the editorial staff initially supported this move, indicating that Baden-Powell would be consulted. The CHUMS Scouts would wear the 'Chums' League badge. The CHUMS
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but, in 1909, withdrew and formed the British Boy Scouts (BBS), out of a concern that Baden-Powell's organisation was too bureaucratic and militaristic and too closely associated with commercial interests. Initially, the BBS was led by Major W. G. Whitby as Chief Commissioner and as financier.
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The World War II call up of Scoutmasters and youth evacuations reduced the BBS to 8 Troops. This decrease continued into the 1950s when only 6 Troops existed; 1st Lewisham (St Stephen's) Loampit Hill (under Charles A Brown, Assistant Chief Commissioner), 1st Wimbledon (Samuel Manning, Grand
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was proposed and his recommendation that Boy Scout groups should be formed. Readers were interested in forming Scouting groups and the editor staff initially support this move, indicate that Baden-Powell would be consulted, and that Chums Scouts should wear the 'Chums' League badge. The
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E. P. Carter turned his Boys Guides' Brigade, founded in 1902 into the South African (SA) British Boy Scouts (BBS). The Boys Guide Brigade was found by Carter in 1902. With the turmoil after 1912, the SA BBS rebuffed Baden-Powell's effort to have them join
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Scoutmaster) 1st Cirencester (Pooley, Chief Commissioner), 1st Stroud (Pooley, Chief Commissioner), 1st Beckingham, and 1st Huddersfield. By 1971, Brown was Chief Commissioner and led the lone BBS Troop in Lewisham, South London.
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On my honour I will Love God; Honour the Queen; Respect all. On my honour I will, without fear or reward, protect the weak, defend the helpless, and assist my neighbour. On my honour I will live by the Scout Law.
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boy's newspaper, in response to an invitation from the editor for boys to form their own patrols. Cassell merged their patrols with the BBS and allowed them to publish a weekly page June 1909 until mid-1911.
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Boy Scouts in 1908. The organisation was renamed as the British Boy Scouts and launched as a national organisation on 24 May 1909. In association with other Scout organisations, the BBS formed the
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Scouts formed from the Chums Scout Patrols to be announced later. Instead Chums announced the launch of British Boy Scouts (BBS) and that it would be the official BBS journal in May 1909.
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publication and Vane's efforts, Vane informally aligned the various groups as the Legion of World Scouts, the first international organisation. In 1911 this was formally launched as the
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newspaper was distributed throughout the British Empire and CHUMS Scout Patrols formed in both the UK and Australia 1908. Due to Baden-Powell's arrangement with his publisher, Pearson,
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586:. Most lost most or all of their members during the First World War. The British Boy Scouts was reintroduced into New Zealand During September 2015.
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1. A Junior Scout respects his/her Parents and his/her Officers;
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of the Baden-Powell Boy Scouts organisation. Vane believed that
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The British Boy Scout and British Girl Scouts Official Website
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3. A Scout must not smoke until he is eighteen years of age.
946:"Boy Scout Movement: Internationalism—Order of World Scouts"
1144:"BADEN-POWELL: BOY SCOUTS CENTENARY JUBILEE 1857-1907-1957"
791:"How to become a British Boy Scout", Chums, 6 October 1909.
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in the United Kingdom. It was formed by the readers of the
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333:2. A Scout must not use bad or indecent language.
234:The British Boy Scouts was founded in 1908 as the
229:—The Constitution of the BBS & BGS Association
85:24 May 1909 reconstituted as national organisation
1704:World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts
1170:"THE CONSTITUTION OF THE ORDER OF WORLD SCOUTS"
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1072:The complete history of the British Boy Scouts
1051:The complete history of the British Boy Scouts
167:(BBS & BGS Association; also known as The
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1684:International Catholic Conference of Scouting
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1714:World Organization of Independent Scouts
1694:International Scout and Guide Fellowship
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1889:Youth organizations established in 1909
882:"Time Line of Australian Scout History"
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1879:Non-aligned Scouting organizations
1408:Age groups in Scouting and Guiding
1392:List of highest awards in Scouting
1241:The Order of World Scouts BBS page
565:British Boy Scouts in South Africa
532:Age groups in Scouting and Guiding
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1372:Scouting controversy and conflict
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378:5. A Scout is courteous to all.
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1790:Scouting memorabilia collecting
1113:"The British Girl Scouts Story"
950:Historic Boys' Uniform Web Site
810:Michael Foster (18 June 2002).
552:British Boy Scouts in Australia
1040:Oxford Handbook 1979, page 201
460:British Boy Scouts (1979–2009)
380:6. A Scout is kind to animals.
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916:"Order of World Scouts Story"
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559:Independent Australian Scouts
447:Brotherhood of British Scouts
169:Brotherhood of British Scouts
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1832:A Boy Scout Around the World
1796:The Handbook for Girl Guides
1587:Edith Macy Conference Center
977:SOSSI Journal Vol. 37, No. 9
1803:The Hackney Scout Song Book
1382:Scouting in popular culture
1281:Scouting and Guiding topics
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27:Early Scouting organisation
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415:The Boy Scouts Association
46:Official emblem of the BBS
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244:Boy Scouts organisation
973:"Other Youth Programs"
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692:Chums Legion of Scouts
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1097:27 March 2009 at the
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584:Order of World Scouts
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188:Order of World Scouts
184:National Peace Scouts
118:Order of World Scouts
1765:Religion in Scouting
1634:WAGGGS World Centres
1377:Traditional Scouting
1350:World Scout Jamboree
1074:, 2nd Edition 1989,
1053:, 1st Edition 1987,
952:. Christopher Wagner
1858:Scouting portal
1750:Oldest Scout groups
1511:Daniel Carter Beard
1496:Robert Baden-Powell
1214:on 14 February 2012
856:on 14 February 2012
728:Scouting encampment
721:Robert Baden-Powell
688:Chums Scout Patrols
647:Cassell and Company
605:Cassell and Company
597:Chums Scout Patrols
590:Chums Scout Patrols
543:British Girl Scouts
304:London Commissioner
280:Scouting encampment
273:Robert Baden-Powell
18:British Girl Scouts
1838:World Scout Emblem
1622:Baden-Powell grave
1617:Scouting memorials
1577:Baden-Powell House
1506:Agnes Baden-Powell
1501:Olave Baden-Powell
1463:Extension Scouting
1123:on 11 October 2008
663:British Boy Scouts
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98:Chief Commissioner
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1302:Scouting for Boys
1150:on 9 October 2008
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