South African Scout Association
The South African Scout Association is a member of
the World Organization
of the Scout Movement.
Cubs, Scouts and Rovers
The Association of is made up of three branches:
- Cubs: boys and girls 7 to 10 years
- Scouts: boys and girls 11 to 17
- Rovers: young men and women from 18 to 30
Groups
Scouting is run in local Groups, which may be made
up of units for each branch, for example, a Cub Pack,
a Scout Troop and a Rover Crew. Groups are run
by volunteer adult leaders as well as a parents committee.
The volunteer leaders, known as Scouters, run a programme
of weekly meetings, camps and other activities.
Districts
Scout groups form local Districts which are coordinated
by a volunteer District Commissioner and assistants, and may
include a Local Association.
Provinces
The Association is divided into provinces.
These are run by a Provincial Commissioner and assistants,
a Provincial Manager, and a small number of paid staff.
National
The Chief Scout and Chief Scouts Commissioner are assisted
by several National Commissioners. The national headquarters
consists of a Chief Executive and a small number of paid staff.
The national headquarters and provincial
headquarters consist of a small number of paid staff.
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