The Road To The Bronze Award
The Bronze Award is the highest award that a Junior Girl Scout can earn. We are working hard to earn special honor this year. Below is a list of the requirements. Girls can do any part of it on their own if they want to!
- Earn two badges related to the Bronze Award project.
- Complete one of the Girl Scout Signs found in the Junior Girl Scout Handbook.
- Earn the Junior Aide Award, the Junior Girl Scout Leadership Award, or two of these badges:
- Girl Scouting in the USA
- Girl Scouting Around the World
- Girl Scouting in My Future
- Lead On
- Complete a Girl Scout Bronze Award project that demonstrates the leadership skills she has learned as a Junior Girl Scout and a commitment to her community. The project must show she understands and lives by the Girl Scout Promise and Law. The project should:
- Take about 15 hours to complete (including planning time). Doing the project should take at least seven to eight hours.
- Follow the Action Plan in the "Adventures in Girl Scouting" chapter of the Junior Girl Scout Handbook (2001).
- Provide community service inside or outside Girl Scouting
The girls who were Juniors last year have already earned two of the required badges. The girls who are new to Juniors are working on earning their Junior Aide Awards. We did things this way so that last year's Juniors won't have to repeat badges. We all need to start brainstorming ideas for our project!
