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Mission and Vision The Girl Scout of the Philippines Program

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Patrol System
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The GIRL SCOUT PROGRAM is carried out singly and in small
History groups of 6 - 8 girls called patrols. Girls in the patrol follow a
Traditions democratic way of choosing their leaders and tasks. They share
leadership responsibilities. The Patrol Leader is elected among
The Council Board
themselves and she is responsible for the whole patrol. The members
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GSP uniform guide

News and Events There will be two or four other patrols in one troop. The
Members in the patrol take the following responsibilities depending on
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their interests and abilities:
E-mail Us The responsibilities of each officer are:

*The PATROL LEADER needs to know

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- how to preside and conduct patrol business at
Alaminos meetings
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- draw active participation from all members
- share and teach and relay what she learns at
Nagcarlan the Court-of-Honor and elsewhere
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*PATROL SECOND or Assistant Patrol Leader takes
San Pablo City the place of the Patrol Leader in her absence. She
keeps track of badgework and outdoor activities.
*PATROL SCRIBE or Secretary records during patrol
meetings. She updates patrol logbooks. She also
handles correspondence and sends out invitations and
thank you notes. She prepares and submits reports of
the patrol.
*PATROL TREASURER handles the funds, keeps a
record of money received and spent and sees to it
that the patrol purse is never empty.
*GRUB LEADER takes care of the food of the patrol.
*SONG AND CHEER LEADER sees to the cheerful
participation of the patrol in troop activities.
*HIKE LEADER sees to it that all members
participate actively in activities of the troop
particularly in outdoor activities.
*QUARTER LEADER takes charge of buying needed
items of the patrol. She also maintains them in good
order and condition. She takes care of the patrol box,
patrol property, patrol corner or maybe patrol house.

In the patrol, everybody's opinion counts, and everybody's talent

is needed to make her patrol outstanding. Each patrol decides its
patrol name, emblem/banner and patrol call/cheer. The success of the
patrol is largely dependent on the Patrol Leader. She is an all-around
girl, with a fair amount of initiative and energy, with a spirit of
helpfulness, with a sense of humor and common sense. She is fair and
knows how to get things done without being bossy. She listens to the
ideas of her members and speaks for the patrol. She is someone who
is able to sense the feeling of her group and expresses it.

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