There is a Target Award (awarded in the Boy's first session) and three round badges - awarded in each year of Junior Section. The badges are worn on an armband. Upon transfer to Company Section, the highest badge attained is worn on the left arm.

The Junior Award Scheme is a part of the programme for Junior Section boys. The aim of the Scheme is to provide the boys with some recognition for their participation in the section programme. The Junior Award Scheme uses material under the five following headings:

 Two additional headings provide additional ideas and topics:

• Programme on a Plate
  Ideas for theme nights including Creepy Crawlies, The Lord's Prayer, and The Senses
• Extras
  Information about additional web based resources on a wide range of topics

The Badges

	Target Award (Boys in their first session)	Bronze badge (Boys in P4)	Silver Badge (Boys in P5)	Gold Badge (Boys in P6)
Body	1 Activity	1 Activity	3 Activities	3 Activities
Mind	1 Activity	1 Activity	3 Activities	3 Activities
Spirit	1 Activity	1 Activity	3 Activities	3 Activities
Community	1 Activity	1 Activity	3 Activities	3 Activities
Creativity	1 Activity	1 Activity	3 Activities	3 Activities
Extra Activities		5 Activities (chosen from above list)	5 Activities (chosen from above list)	5 Activities (chosen from above list)
Total	5 Activities	10 Activities	20 Activities	20 Activities

Certificates, stickers and wall chart

In addition to badges, Boys could be awarded a certificate after reaching the midway point for each badge (other than the Target Award) certificates could also be presented for other things including taking part in an event, good attendance, being a good friend, helping out etc.

Stickers could be awarded for the completion of each topic, which could be stuck onto the Boys' wall chart in the B.B./church hall or taken home. Certificates, stickers and the wall chart are available from B.B. Supplies. A promotion certificate is also available for Boys who move up to the Company Section.