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Participation in Scouting should be rewarding and fun for all. To ensure all Scouts have an opportunity to experience and enjoy Scouting to the fullest, it is imperative that a certain level of conduct and discipline be maintained. Outlined below are a few simple rules intended to help maintain Troop order, while respecting the needs and desires of the individual: |
- Every member, regardless of position, has the right to be treated with RESPECT and dignity by their fellow Scouts and adult leaders. (The Golden Rule)
- Scouts shall at all times conduct themselves in accordance with the intent and spirit of the Scout Law and Promise.
- Physical confrontations and abusive or foul language will not be tolerated.
- No Scout has the right to disrupt Troop activities at the expense of other Troop members
Repeated violation of any of the above may result in one or more of the following consequences:
- Parents or guardians may be informed of the inappropriate behaviour and requested to intervene.
- Parents or guardians may be telephoned during a Troop activity and asked to take their Scout home.
- The Scout may be requested not to participate in certain Troop activities.
- The Scout may be requested not to attend a subsequent meeting.
- A Scout who repeatedly violates Troop rules of conduct, and shows no indication of correcting their actions may, as a final option, face expulsion from the Troop.
Download a Printable Copy Of Our Troop Code Of Conduct (PDF Format)
Select graphics courtesy of the Web Diner
Photo Credit - Scouter Bill Kowalchyk
Page last revised Friday August 28, 2009.