There are a number of different awards and badges available to get as an Explorer Scout, the number you get is up to you!
Core Badges
There are three core badges for Explorer Scouts
Membership Award | How to earn your badge
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Moving On Award (Explorers to Network) | How to earn your badge
Find out what your options are for being a member of Scouting in your area – including finding out about the Scout Network and volunteering |
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Participation Awards | These badges celebrate your commitment to Scouting, and taking an active part in the programme.
The badges are numbered, and you can be awarded a new badge every 12 months from the time you joined Scouting. If you were a member of a previous section, the badge numbers will continue from those you have already been awarded. These badges are not section specific. They recognise the length of time you have been a member of the whole Scout movement. In Explorers you can receive up to four Participation Awards. |
Awards
Chief Scout’s Platinum Award | This is the first Award for Explorer Scouts. More Information | |
Chief Scout’s Diamond Award | The Chief Scout’s Diamond Award is the highest of the Chief Scout’s Awards, and the final step before the Queen’s Scout Award. More Information | |
Explorer Belt | The explorer belt is the challenge of a lifetime, open to explorer scouts aged 16 and over and members of the scout network. It is a chance to take part in a ten-day expedition that brings a real understanding of a different country, its people and way of life. More Information | |
Queen’s Scout Award | This is for those in Scouts aged between 16 and 25 years old, it is the highest award that you can achieve as an Explorer Scout. More Information |
Activity Badges
A full list of activity badges available to Explorer Scouts can be found here.
Staged Activity Badges
A full list of staged activity badges available to Explorer Scouts can be found here.
Last reviewed and updated 03/10/2017