The Patrol System Leads Each Boy To

We Never Fail When We Try To Do Our Duty, We Always Fail When We Neglect To Do It.

We Should Take Care, In Inculcating Patriotism Into Our Boys And Girls, That Is A Patriotism Above The Narrow Sentiment Which Usually Stops At One's Country, And Thus Inspires Jealousy And Enmity In Dealing With Others... Our Patriotism Should Be Of The Wider, Nobler Kind Which Recognises Justice And Reasonableness In The Claims Of Others And Which Lead Our Country Into Comradeship With...the Other Nations Of The World.

After Forming A Cadet Corps Of Boys For Assisting As Noncombatants During A Military Campaign In 1900: We Then Made The Discovery That Boys, When Trusted And Relied On, Were Just As Capable And Reliable As Men.

Look Wide, Beyond Your Immediate Surroundings And Limits, And You See Things In Their Right Proportion. Look Above The Level Of Things Around You And See A Higher Aim And Possibility To Your Work.

The Scoutmaster Guides The Boy In The Spirit Of An Older Brother... He Has Simply To Be A Boy-man, That Is: (1) He Must Have The Boy Spirit In Him: And Must Be Able To Place Himself In The Right Plane With His Boys As A First Step. (2) He Must Realise The Needs, Outlooks And Desires Of The Different Ages Of Boy Life. (3) He Must Deal With The Individual Boy Rather Than With The Mass. (4) He Then Needs To Promote A Corporate Spirit Among His Individuals To Gain The Best Results.