Bronze level is the first level you can achieve in the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award programme. You can start your Bronze challenge when you are 13 years old (turning 14). It takes at least 6 months to complete the whole Bronze programme.
Bronze Level
Bronze level is the first level you can achieve in the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award programme. You can start your Bronze challenge when you are 13 years old (turning 14). It takes at least 6 months to complete the whole Bronze programme.
During this time, you need to do activities in three sections: Skills, Physical Recreation and Voluntary Service. You need to choose specific activities that suit you from these three sections, and pick one of them as your major. In addition, you need to complete the Adventurous Journey, which includes training, practice journey and qualifying journey. When you finish all four sections, you are eligible to sign off the Bronze award.
Physical Recreation: Squash
Skills: Piano
Voluntary Service: Reading and writing programme
Adventurous Journey: Trekking across farmland and coastal landscapes
Training: All participants must undergo appropriate training to acquire sufficient wilderness survival skills, knowledge and wisdom, so that they can confidently carry out their adventure expedition.
Practice Journey: At least 1 day and 1 night, 6 hours of adventure expedition activities per day. The number of expedition practices depends on the team's ability; this will be decided by your assessor or award leader.
Qualifying Journey: At least 2 days and 1 night, 6 hours of adventure expedition activities per day.
(1) Form a small group of 4-7 people
(2) Decide on the goal of the expedition together
(3) Plan, prepare and train for the expedition
(4) Enter information in the ORB record and send it to your award leader for approval
(5) Carry out the expedition
(6) Summarize/report/present
(7) Send to the assessor teacher for approval
One hour per week, for 13 weeks
Individual or team activities, such as ball games, athletics, cycling, equestrian, fitness, dance and yoga.
One hour per week, for 13 weeks
The activity must be passive learning and not physical skill learning. For example, music, programming, performance, leadership, coaching, art and crafts, professional skills, gardening and cooking, etc. If you chose ``coaching`` as your activity in the skills section, please make sure your record reflects how you improved your own skills, not the content of the coaching itself.
One hour per week, for 13 weeks
The activity must meet genuine needs, including supporting residents in the community, youth work, community education, health education, environmental service, charity work and supporting local emergency services.
Time: 11:15AM-12:15PM
Frequency: Last Saturday of each month
Location: 16 Highland Park Drive, Highland Park, Auckland 2010, New Zealand
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