123 Scouting
Basic Training Course for Kawan Leaders
Session No. 2/Handout
WHEN TO WEAR THE UNIFORM
For KAB Scouts
1. In all formal Scouting activities, such as Color Group and Kawan meetings, outings, rallies, etc.
2. At special religious services for Scouts
3. During presentation of awards
4. During Scouting Month
5. When prescribed for special Scouting service
6. On such other occasions as may be specifically recommended or prescribed by either the Local Council or the National Office
For KAB Scouters
1. At all Color Group and Kawan meetings
2. At camps, educational trips, and other activities with the Kawan, District, or
Council, the uniform is worn to and from camp with informal clothes being reserved for regular (camp routine.)
3. At formal Council affair, such as ceremonies and similar public events.
4. At special church services for members of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines, or other formal occasions requested by the sponsoring institution.
5. During training courses, conferences, and district, council, regional, and national gathering.
6. Whenever appearing before the public with uniformed KAB Scouts
The Type A uniform should be worn during Kawan meetings, formal ceremonies and occasions, and in specified activities. The Type B uniform should be worn during camping and informal Scouts activities.
Prepared in PDF by Pastor Leonides T. Son, ALT (Manila Council)
Basic Training Course for Kawan Leaders
Session No. 2/Handout
KAWAN AND COLOR GROUP FORMATIONS
Simple Kawan formations are necessary to orderliness and smartness and for getting the Color Groups lined up quickly for games and projects.
These formations compose Scout drill using silent hand signals, and not the military-type drill with shouted commands.
Silent Signals for Kawan Formations
The arm signals for Kawan formations are intended to facilitate preparations for unified group action even when the noise and the fury of the elements prevail. These signals
Session No. 2/Handout
WHEN TO WEAR THE UNIFORM
For KAB Scouts
1. In all formal Scouting activities, such as Color Group and Kawan meetings, outings, rallies, etc.
2. At special religious services for Scouts
3. During presentation of awards
4. During Scouting Month
5. When prescribed for special Scouting service
6. On such other occasions as may be specifically recommended or prescribed by either the Local Council or the National Office
For KAB Scouters
1. At all Color Group and Kawan meetings
2. At camps, educational trips, and other activities with the Kawan, District, or
Council, the uniform is worn to and from camp with informal clothes being reserved for regular (camp routine.)
3. At formal Council affair, such as ceremonies and similar public events.
4. At special church services for members of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines, or other formal occasions requested by the sponsoring institution.
5. During training courses, conferences, and district, council, regional, and national gathering.
6. Whenever appearing before the public with uniformed KAB Scouts
The Type A uniform should be worn during Kawan meetings, formal ceremonies and occasions, and in specified activities. The Type B uniform should be worn during camping and informal Scouts activities.
Prepared in PDF by Pastor Leonides T. Son, ALT (Manila Council)
Basic Training Course for Kawan Leaders
Session No. 2/Handout
KAWAN AND COLOR GROUP FORMATIONS
Simple Kawan formations are necessary to orderliness and smartness and for getting the Color Groups lined up quickly for games and projects.
These formations compose Scout drill using silent hand signals, and not the military-type drill with shouted commands.
Silent Signals for Kawan Formations
The arm signals for Kawan formations are intended to facilitate preparations for unified group action even when the noise and the fury of the elements prevail. These signals