a worthy member of the great SCOUT BROTHERHOOD. I wish you God-speed on your journey through life; may it prove for you a joyous adventure. The uniform award emblem normally consists of a stylised St Edward's Crown. United Kingdom King's Scout Award, as worn on the uniform of award recipients. This is due to be changed after the succession of King Charles III]] The King's Scout Award in the United Kingdom is the ultimate goal of a progressive award scheme and is achieved by completing the following requirements through The Scout Association: Be 16 or over to start this award and be under 25 to complete it as well as still being a member of the Association. Be a member of Explorer Scouts or the Scout Network or both for at least 18 months. Complete 18 nights away as an Explorer Scout or member of the Scout Network, of which 12 must be camping. Complete six activities from a list of International, Environment and Values activities, two from each topic area. Holders of the Chief Scout's Platinum Award only need to complete four activities from the list, and holders of the Chief Scout's Diamond Award only need to complete two. The activities should be different from those completed as part of the other awards. Hold the Gold Duke of Edinburgh's Award, or complete the five King's Scout Award Challenges, which are: Take up a Skill for 6 or 12 months, and show progress and lasting interest. Take up a Physical Activity for 6 or 12 months. Provide Service to an individual or the community for 12 months. Plan, complete and review a four-day and three night expedition in open or adventurous country by foot, cycle, horse, canoe, kayak, boat or dinghy. Complete a five-day and four night residential project in an unfamiliar environment with people who are not known. Following completion of the first four elements of the Award, make a presentation, to a suitable audience, of your achievements so far in working towards the King's Scout Award. All Members should complete twelve months of either the Physical Activity or the Skill. Explorer Scouts and members of the Scout Network who are not holders of the Duke of Edinburgh's Silver Award or the Chief Scout's Diamond Award must complete an extra six months in either the Service or the longer of the Skills or Physical Recreation Challenge. King's Scouts are