King/Queen Scout Roll of Honour

at 2nd Waterlooville Scout Group

The King’s Scout Award is the top achievement for Explorer Scouts and Scout Network members and comprises of a variety of activities to complete. To gain this award you must complete all of the following requirements before your 25th birthday.

Those who you achieve the award need to commit to developing and challenging themselves in many new ways. They will have spent time in new places, met new people and developed their communication, organisational and teamwork skills.

Gaining this prestigious award is an achievement that they will remember for the rest of their lives and is also recognised by many educational establishments and potential employers.

Around 500 young people in the UK achieve their King’s Scout Award every year. These award holders are invited to ‘a day of celebration and achievement’ at Windsor Castle to mark their achievements. The date of the parade is always close to that of St George’s Day. Full details can be found at scouts.org.uk/windsor.

Those who hold the King’s Scout Award are eligible to join the King’s Scout Working Party (KSWP), which is a National Scout Active Support Unit. The KSWP supports major national Scout Association events and national celebrations, provides mentors for the Scouts of the World Award and promotes the Top Awards. You can become a member of the KSWP until you are 30. If you would like to know more please visit kswp.org.uk

Here we celebrate our ‘top’ Scouts who have achieved this prestigious Award.

1940s

YearInitialsSurnameExplorer UnitNetwork Unit
1948J DBalcombe––
L JClark––
J N MLegg––
S BNeville––

1950s

YearInitialsSurnameExplorer UnitNetwork Unit
1951JSeekings––
1952P ?Dunster––

1960s

YearInitialsSurnameExplorer UnitNetwork Unit
1961D JSmith––
1962RGadowes––
RWells––
ADodds––
LMackintosh––
1966JStarkey––
LScaddan––

1970s

YearInitialsSurnameExplorer UnitNetwork Unit
1972P DDolomore––
1973Ncapping––
1974DHurst––
ADowden––
1975JNoyce––
1976D JClark––
S RHunt––
J RLegg––
C PNorth––
A PHarrington––
CLeader––
PHurst––
S JSmith––
1977DNewton––

1980s

YearInitialsSurnameExplorer UnitNetwork Unit
1980G AHunt––
R JBarker––
R MStevens––
MNewton––
1982RProctor––
BEvans––
RSherrington––
1983PKember––
1984DLewis––
MClare––
JSeaton––
1986K SNoyce––
1988M JCuznor––

1990s

YearInitialsSurnameExplorer UnitNetwork Unit
1991A CWarren––
G LFry––
LBrushwood––
TStewart––
SScaddon
1992NHarrison
GWalsgrove
1993RMartin
1994JBrushwood
1995WShelvey
1996MMacaulay
1997RLambert

2000s

YearInitialsSurnameExplorer UnitNetwork Unit
2002JHayward––
JFisher––
2003GJones––
MMatthews––
2006CHaywardT2T2
SHoweT2T2
NPollardT2T2
2007MBirchT2T2
AFitzgeraldT2T2
GHerbertsonT2T2
SMilneT2T2
SOlwayT2T2
TPinnellT2T2
BReedT2T2
JScottT2T2
SWyllieT2T2
2009NBaxterT2T2
TOlwayT2T2
AYatesT2T2

2010s

YearInitialsSurnameExplorer UnitNetwork Unit
2014PLaveryArmstrong–
LMarinaccioArmstrong–
PYoungArmstrong–
2018BWhittyArmstrong–
2019JWhiteArmstrong

2020s

YearInitialsSurnameExplorer UnitNetwork Unit
2020NGoldringArmstrong–