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SKILLS BADGE - Scouts
BUILDING A FIRESCOUTS survival SKILLS BADGECONTENTSPage 3 Introduction SafetyPage 4 Where to build your firePage 5 Tinder, Kindling and Fuel Page 6 Firelighting Page 7-8 Firelighting tips & tricks Page 9 How to light a firePage 10-12 Types of firePage 13 Burning properties of woodsPage 14 Activity sheetTHANKS TOAustin LillTerry Longhurst22nd Hampstead Sea Scout Group15th Chingford Scout Groupfor their contributions to this resource. April 2015 The Scout Association. Registered charity numbers: 306101 (England and Wales) and SCO38437 (Scotland)2 The Scout Association recognises that bladed and sharply pointed hand-tools are important for working on survival SKILLS . We promote the safe use of knives used as a tool reiterating UK Law. Knives with a fixed non-folding blade, a folding knife with a blade over 3 inches in length or a folding knife which locks in place require the person carrying such a knife in public (whatever age) to have good reason for carrying the tool.
3 Scout Survival Skills: Building A Fire scouts.org.uk/victorinox @victorinox /VictorinoxUK @victorinox INTRODUCTION Firelighting is a fundamental skill in Scouting …
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