Sections

  • Cub/Brownie is the first section of the scouting program. Children between the ages of 6 – 10+ years can be members of this section. The group of Cub/Brownie in this section is known as Pack that consists of minimum 12 and maximum 24 members. Each Pack consists of two Six having 6 children. Six are named after different colors (e.g. Red).

Cub/Brownie is the first section of the scouting program. Children between the ages of 6 – 10+ years can be members of this section.

The group of Cub/Brownie in this section is known as Pack that consists of minimum 12 and maximum 24 members. Each Pack consists of two Six having 6 children. Six are named after different colors (e.g. Red).

The Cub/Brownie Section has 4 levels: Membership, Star, Moon, and Sun. Cub/Brownie have to spend at least 6 months meeting to be qualified for another progressive level/stage. Cub/Brownie should earn at least 6 proficiency badges meeting the five dimension of character development by the time she reaches the last/4th level of the section. Going up/flying up ceremony should conduct to send the Cub/Brownie into scout section. Cub Master/Brown Owl should hand over Cub/Brownie to the Scout Master after the going up/flying up ceremony. If there is situation of that Cub/Brownie has to discontinue the school, then he/she has to request for the recommendation from his/her present Pack to join in the new Pack.

Cub/Brownie Scout Law
  • The Cub/Brownie obeys her elders.
  • The Cub/Brownie is courteous and clean.
  • The Cub/Brownie utilizes her time properly.
Cub/Brownie Scout Promise

I promise that I will do my best;

  • To do my duty to God truthfulness and my country.
  • To do a good turn everyday.
  • To keep the cub/brownie scout Laws.
Cub/Brownie Scout Motto
  • Do Your Best
All scouts sections will be using/ practicing their own curriculum.

The sectional curriculum are divided in 8 parts. They are :

  • Physical health
  • Intellectual Ability
  • Home service
  • Outdoor Activities
  • Handicraft
  • Service
  • Character building &
  • Relationship
Boy and Girls Scouts are 11 to 15+ age Scout.

Scout Troops are open in School and Local community. Everyone can join the scouting in the respective scout troops located in local area or in school (subject to availability). In the troop they must be a member of small group named Patrol. Every Patrol is naming by animal for boys and bird for girls.

Girl/Boy Scouts Section is the second section of the scouting program. Children between the ages of 11 – 15+ years can be members of this section.

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Scout Promise

On my honor I promise that I will do my best :

  • To do my duty to God/Dharma truthfulness and my Country
  • To help other people at all times
  • To obey the Scout Law.
Scout Law
  • A Scout’s honour is to be trusted.
  • A Scout is loyal.
  • A Scout’s duty is to be useful and to help others.
  • A Scout is a friend to all and a sister to every other Scout no matter to what country, cast or creed the other may belong.
  • A Scout is courteous.
  • A Scout is a friend to animals.
  • A Scout obeys the orders of his parents, Patrol Leaders, Scoutmasters, without question.
  • A Scout smiles and is courageous under all difficulties.
  • A Scout is thrifty.
  • A Scout is clean in thought, word and deed.
Scout Motto
  • Be Prepared

All scouts sections will be using/ practicing their own curriculum.The sectional curriculum are divided in 8 parts. They are :

  • Physical health
  • Intellectual Ability
  • Home service
  • Outdoor Activities
  • Handicraft
  • Service
  • Character building &
  • Relationship
  • Rover/Ranger is the fourth and last section of the scouting program. Young people and youth between the ages of 16 – 25 years can be members of this section. The group of Rover/Rangers in this section is known as Crew that consists of a maximum of 24 minimum 8 members. Teams are named after different national idols of the country.
  • The crew shall be run in the Secondary School, Campuses and other organizations except for political parties. Open Rover/Ranger Crew shall be run in the community. Approval should be taken from the related body of Nepal Scouts to open the Rover/Ranger Crew. Rover/Ranger Crew shall be run under the leadership of authorized Rover/Ranger Leader. There Section has 4 levels: 1) Probation stage (membership) 2) Training stage 3) Service stage and 4) Leadership stage. Rover/Ranger have to spend at least 6 months meeting to be qualified for another progressive level. Rover/Ranger should earn at least 4 proficiency badges meeting the five dimension of character development by the time she/he reaches the last/4th level of the section.

Rover/Ranger Promise

On my honor I promise that I will do my best :

  1. To do my duty to God/Dharma truthfulness and my Count
  2. To help other people at all times
  3. To obey the Scout Law.

Rover/Ranger Law

  1. A Rover/Ranger Scout’s honour is to be trusted.
  2. A Rover/Ranger Scout is loyal.
  3. A Rover/Ranger Scout’s duty is to be useful and to help others.
  4. A Rover/Ranger Scout is a friend to all and a sister to every other Scout no matter to what country, cast or creed the other may belong.
  5. A Rover/Ranger Scout is courteous.
  6. A Rover/Ranger Scout is a friend to animals.
  7. A Rover/Ranger Scout obeys the orders of his parents, Patrol Leaders, Scoutmasters, without question.
  8. A Rover/Ranger Scout smiles and is courageous under all difficulties.
  9. A Rover/Ranger Scout is thrifty.
  10.  A Rover/Ranger Scout is clean in thought, word and deed.

Rover/Ranger Motto

“Service”

Rover and Ranger are 16 to 25 age scout. They have their own program (Curriculum). youth from 16 to 25 age group can join in any available Crew in local area as a rover or Ranger scout member. They must be a member of their small group named Team. Every team names them by mountains.

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