Spen Valley Scouting - 11th Spen Valley Scout Group, Hunsworth, Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire

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The following Portable Document Format (PDF) files show the challenge and activity badge requirements for Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers/Network. These files have been created from the information available on ScoutBaseUK as at 14th February 2008.

Note: to print booklets at the correct size, please ensure that page scaling is set to 'off', 'none' or 100% in your PDF application.

Beavers

• Beaver badges A4 (PDF 268KBytes 21 A4 pages)
• Beaver badges A5 (PDF 288KBytes 47 A5 pages)
• Beaver badges A6 booklet (PDF 184KBytes 8 A4 pages)
• Beaver badges A6 booklet cover (PDF 48KBytes 2 A4 pages)

Cubs

• Cub badges A4 (PDF 452KBytes 36 A4 pages)
• Cub badges A5 (PDF 488KBytes 79 A5 pages)
• Cub badges A6 booklet (PDF 308KBytes 14 A4 pages)
• Cub badges A6 booklet cover (PDF 100KBytes 2 A4 pages)

Scouts

• Scout badges A4 (PDF 892KBytes 93 A4 pages)
• Scout badges A5 (PDF 980KBytes 203 A5 pages)
• Scout badges A5 booklet (PDF 752KBytes 30 A4 pages)
• Scout badges A4 compact (PDF 876KBytes 57 A4 pages)

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• Emergency Aid A4 badge table (PDF 32KBytes 1 A4 page)
• Musician A4 badge table (PDF 21KBytes 1 A4 page)
• Swimmer A4 badge table (PDF 24KBytes 1 A4 page)

Printing Double-sided
It is normally possible to print double-sided on a single-sided printer but the exact method depends on the printer. The following instructions may be useful although the wording of the options may vary from computer to computer. It may be wise to experiment first by choosing a Print Range of, say, 'Pages from 1 to 4' rather than 'All' to establish how the printer works.

1.Select 'File->Print' from the menu, choose 'All' as the Print Range and choose 'Odd Pages Only' from the Print box. Ensure 'Scaling' is set to none and 'Fit to page' is not selected. Click 'OK'.

2.Once the 'odd' pages have printed, move the stack of printed pages back to the paper feed tray so that the next page will be printed on the back of an already printed page. This may either be the back of the first 'odd' page or the back of the last 'odd' page depending on the printer. It may be necessary to turn the stack of pages over.

3.Select 'File->Print' again, choose 'All' as the Print Range and choose 'Even Pages Only' from the Print box. If the next page will be printed on the back of the last 'odd' page then select 'Reverse pages', otherwise leave 'Reverse pages' not selected. Click 'OK'.