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Formally in uniform on the 3rd Sunday of each month (17:00 - 19:00) excluding December.
Informally, out of uniform, on a scheduled day of each month, usually a Friday evening, Saturday or Sunday to socialise with each other.

The meeting place is at the Scout hall in General Alberts Park. Directions and detailed instructions to our hall can be found on the Contact Us page.

The Rovers listed below have achieved various Rover Awards:

Names are sorted chronologically by date the Rover received his/her first award.
To qualify for the B-P Award, Rovers must obtain four (4) other awards.

About Rovering

Rovers that come through the ranks as a Scout, continue their Scouting career at the age of 17½ - 18 years of age, and work through a self-development programme, learning skills along the way. Rovers joining without Scout experience can start from 18 years of age.

Along the way, a Rover may attempt ROVER AWARDS, as listed below:
Scouter Training	Scoutcraft
Ramblers	Project
Civic	Community Service
Careers
Once a Rover has completed 4 of the above awards, he/she may apply to be awarded the B-P AWARD, and wear an epaulette, on their left shoulder, as shown below (right).
Normal Rover Epaulette	B-P AWARD epaulette
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