Scouts BSA Second Class Leadership Requirements Helps and Documents

Second Class requirement 9 is about being a good leader. Scouts learn about personal safety and how to respond to bullying.

9a. Explain the three R’s of personal safety and protection.
9b. Describe bullying; tell what the appropriate response is to someone who is bullying you or another person.

Helps for this requirement are listed below.

The Three R’s of Personal Safety and Protection

BSA requires discussion of personal safety throughout it's programs

Did You Ever Do a Den Meeting on Bullying?

This question was sent to me by reader Barbara:It has come to my knowledge that one of my boys (Webelos) is being bullied in school. Now, one of my new recruits is one of the bulliers. I would like to do a den meeting on bullying awareness. Maybe you can be of some help. Thanks.

Scouts BSA Second Class Rank Helps and Documents

Second Class is the rank a Scout can earn after Tenderfoot. The requirements for Second Class continue to teach the youth to the skills needed to advance in Scouts BSA.

Scouts BSA Youth Leadership

A Scouts BSA Troop is actually run by its youth leaders. The Scoutmaster and adults on the Troop Committee provide advice and resources to help the youth carry out their program.