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| Scouting in Kiribati was first introduced in 1914, when the country was known as the ]. Scouting operated as branch of ] (UK) in the early years. The Gilbert and Ellice Scout Association was founded in 1927, and joined the World Organization of the Scout Movement in 1933. | Scouting in Kiribati was first introduced in 1914, when the country was known as the ]. Scouting operated as branch of ] (UK) in the early years. The Gilbert and Ellice Scout Association was founded in 1927, and joined the World Organization of the Scout Movement in 1933. | ||
| After the ] during ], a British ] working with local Scouts was imprisoned and killed.<ref>{{cite book | last = Saunders | After the ] during ], a British ] working with local Scouts was imprisoned and killed.<ref>{{cite book | last = Saunders | ||
| | first = Hilary Saint George | | first = Hilary Saint George | ||
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| author-link = Hilary Saint George Saunders | ||
| | title = The Left Handshake: The Boy Scout Movement during the War, 1939-1945 | | title = ]: The Boy Scout Movement during the War, 1939-1945 | ||
| | publisher = Collins | date = 1949 | location = London | | publisher = Collins | date = 1949 | location = London | ||
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| The Gilbert and Ellice Islands were separated administratively in the 1970s to become the independent Commonwealth nations of Kiribati and ], and their Scouting movements took different paths. | The Gilbert and Ellice Islands were separated administratively in the 1970s to become the independent Commonwealth nations of Kiribati and ], and their Scouting movements took different paths. | ||
| ==Program== | ==Program== | ||
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| The highest rank is the '' |
The highest rank is the ''President's Award'', a title common to ranks in other nations. | ||
| The membership badge of the Kiribati Scout Association features a green ]. | The membership badge of the Kiribati Scout Association features a green ]. | ||
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The national Scouting organization of Kiribati.| Kiribati Scout Association | |||
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| Country | Kiribati | ||
| Founded | 1993 | ||
| Membership | 1,333 | ||
| Chief Commissioner | Titi Beniata Rimon | ||
| Affiliation | World Organization of the Scout Movement | ||
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The Kiribati Scout Association (i-Kiribati:Tikauti ni Kiribati) is the national Scouting organization of Kiribati. It was founded in 1993, and the island nation joined the World Organization of the Scout Movement in the same year. With its close link with Scouts Australia since 1986, Kiribati Scouts have been represented in international Scout events and leader training courses. Membership in 2002 stood at 1,333.
History
Scouting in Kiribati was first introduced in 1914, when the country was known as the Gilbert and Ellice Islands. Scouting operated as branch of the Scout Association (UK) in the early years. The Gilbert and Ellice Scout Association was founded in 1927, and joined the World Organization of the Scout Movement in 1933.
After the Japanese occupation during World War II, a British Scoutmaster working with local Scouts was imprisoned and killed.
The Gilbert and Ellice Islands were separated administratively in the 1970s to become the independent Commonwealth nations of Kiribati and Tuvalu, and their Scouting movements took different paths.
Program
The highest rank is the President's Award, a title common to ranks in other nations.
The membership badge of the Kiribati Scout Association features a green coconut.
See also
References
- Saunders, Hilary Saint George (1949). The Left Handshake: The Boy Scout Movement during the War, 1939-1945. London: Collins.
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