Date post: | 15-Dec-2015 |
Category: |
Documents |
Upload: | lillian-center |
View: | 213 times |
Download: | 0 times |
1
Session Three: Keeping It GoingSession Three: Keeping It Going
2
Song FestSong Fest
3
Keeping It GoingKeeping It Going
• Program planning—annual planning conference• Membership• Paperwork• Finances• The uniform• Other training opportunities• Summary and closing
• Program planning—annual planning conference• Membership• Paperwork• Finances• The uniform• Other training opportunities• Summary and closing
4
Five Steps of Annual Troop Program Planning
Five Steps of Annual Troop Program Planning
• Do your homework.• Get patrol input.• Hold a planning conference.• Consult with the troop committee.• Announce the plan.
• Do your homework.• Get patrol input.• Hold a planning conference.• Consult with the troop committee.• Announce the plan.
5
The Human Knot Patrol Activity
The Human Knot Patrol Activity
6
Planning Items to ConsiderPlanning Items to Consider
• Boards of review• Courts of honor• Year-round
recruiting plan• Webelos-to-Scout
transition
• Boards of review• Courts of honor• Year-round
recruiting plan• Webelos-to-Scout
transition
• Monthly activities • Service/conservation
project• Troop Leadership
Training (TLT)
• Monthly activities • Service/conservation
project• Troop Leadership
Training (TLT)
7
Patrol Planning ExercisePatrol Planning Exercise
8
Your Primary Planning ToolsYour Primary Planning Tools
• Troop Program Features• Troop Program Resources• Troop program support• Council calendar• Other calendars
• Troop Program Features• Troop Program Resources• Troop program support• Council calendar• Other calendars
9
Secrets to Growing A TroopSecrets to Growing A Troop• Retain current members.• Bring Webelos Scouts into the troop.• Build strong pack relationships.• Recruit boys not currently in Scouting.• Emphasize the importance of Scouting to parents.• Accept the responsibility to bring in
new members.• Encourage boys to recruit other boys.
• Retain current members.• Bring Webelos Scouts into the troop.• Build strong pack relationships.• Recruit boys not currently in Scouting.• Emphasize the importance of Scouting to parents.• Accept the responsibility to bring in
new members.• Encourage boys to recruit other boys.
10
Video No. 8: Growing the TroopVideo No. 8: Growing the Troop
11
The biggest disservice we can do is fail to give a boy an invitation to
take advantage of all that Scouting has to offer.
The biggest disservice we can do is fail to give a boy an invitation to
take advantage of all that Scouting has to offer.
12
• Troop budget form• Membership applications• Health forms • Eagle Scout Leadership
Service Project Workbook• NESA application
• Troop budget form• Membership applications• Health forms • Eagle Scout Leadership
Service Project Workbook• NESA application
Share the Paperwork! Share the Paperwork!
• Charter renewal• Quality Unit Award• Money–earning
application• Tour permit• Advancement records
• Charter renewal• Quality Unit Award• Money–earning
application• Tour permit• Advancement records
13
Troop FinancesTroop Finances
• Troop expenses• Troop budget• Money–earning projects• Boys’ Life magazine
• Troop expenses• Troop budget• Money–earning projects• Boys’ Life magazine
14
The UniformThe UniformOfficialOfficial ActivityActivity
15
Supplemental TrainingSupplemental Training• Youth Protection Training
• Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills
• Wood Badge for the
21st Century
• Boy Scout roundtables
• Advanced camping skills
• Climb On Safely
• Project COPE
• Youth Protection Training
• Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills
• Wood Badge for the
21st Century
• Boy Scout roundtables
• Advanced camping skills
• Climb On Safely
• Project COPE
• Passport to High Adventure Training
• Other local training• Philmont Training Center• Troop Leadership
Training (TLT)• Troop Annual Program
Planning Conference• Powder Horn• Philmont Leadership
Challenge (PLC)
• Passport to High Adventure Training
• Other local training• Philmont Training Center• Troop Leadership
Training (TLT)• Troop Annual Program
Planning Conference• Powder Horn• Philmont Leadership
Challenge (PLC)
16
Scoutmasters and assistant Scoutmasters need to attend Introduction to Outdoor
Leader Skills to be considered “trained.”
Scoutmasters and assistant Scoutmasters need to attend Introduction to Outdoor
Leader Skills to be considered “trained.”
17
Boys Want Ceremony!Boys Want Ceremony!
• Set the scene.• Make it meaningful.• Keep it simple.• Involve the boy leaders.
• Set the scene.• Make it meaningful.• Keep it simple.• Involve the boy leaders.
18
You can deliver the promise of Scouting!
What will your action plan be?
You can deliver the promise of Scouting!
What will your action plan be?