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The document summarizes an investiture ceremony for new boy scouts. It describes the entrance of candidates and colors, an invocation, welcoming addresses, an inspirational message, and the formal opening of the ceremony. The main part of the ceremony involves lighting candles to represent the three duties in the scout oath, clothing the candidates in neckerchiefs, explaining the twelve points of the scout law, and having the candidates take an investiture pledge. The ceremony welcomes the new scouts to the organization and movement.

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Investiture Ceremony 2

The document summarizes an investiture ceremony for new boy scouts. It describes the entrance of candidates and colors, an invocation, welcoming addresses, an inspirational message, and the formal opening of the ceremony. The main part of the ceremony involves lighting candles to represent the three duties in the scout oath, clothing the candidates in neckerchiefs, explaining the twelve points of the scout law, and having the candidates take an investiture pledge. The ceremony welcomes the new scouts to the organization and movement.

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INVESTITURE CEREMONIES

INTRODUCTION: EMCEE

It was in 1906 when Lord Stephenson Smith Baden Powell initiated the scouting movement to foster and develop
independence, discipline and love of nature to young boys. Since then, scouting made a great impact to young boys.
This very day, we are celebrating a memorable moment in a boy life: to be welcomed into the boy scout
organization.

ENTRANCE AND COLOR CEREMONY: EMCEE

Let us all welcome the candidates for investiture as they approach the ceremonial ground, followed by the BSP
coordinators, the scouters and the faculties. PROCESSIONAL

INVOCATION: EMCEE

Before we formally start the program, we would like to offer this moment to the Most Almighty through a prayer
through AVP.

The Entrance of the Colors

Ang Pambansang Awit ng Pilipinas (SCOUT SALUTE!)

Panunumpa sa Watawat ng Pilipinas

Scout Oath

Scout Law

BSP Vision/Mission

WELCOME ADDRESS: EMCEE

To formally welcome everybody to this ceremony, May I call on Sctr. Rachel T. Pande our school Principal to give us
her welcome address.

INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE: EMCEE

To give his inspirational message may we call on Sctr. Candido V. Pollante our Asst. School Principal /SHS

FORMAL OPENING: EMCEE

To formally open our Investiture Ceremony may we call on Sctr. Alfred G. Castro

CEREMONY PROPER: EMCEE

We will now witness the Investiture Ceremony to be lead by Sctr. Jomel G. Sobrevilla

CANDLE LIGHTING SCL JOMEL G. SOBREVILLA

We are gathered here to welcome you to the scouting movement the new members of the outfit. Scouts all over the
world live by a code – the scout oath. This scout oath describes the three duties that every scout embraces the
moment he/she becomes a scout. We will now light the three candles that represent these three duties.
DUTY TO GOD (Sctr. Alfred Castro lights the candle) We, who belong to the scout movement believe in God. We may
not all worship Him in the same way, but we are one in our faith that He alone, reigns supreme, Our Lord and
Master.

DUTY TO OTHER PEOPLE (Sctr. Aljon Magaoay lights the candle) Our country, the Philippines deserves our full love
and dedication. The pages of our history are brightened by the outstanding deeds of self-sacrifice and love of our
country of great men like Jose Rizal, Marcelo del Pilar, Apolinario Mabini, Andres Bonifacio and others. We do our
duty to our country by being noble citizens, by following the laws of the land, by preserving its dignified traditions
and culture and by actively taking part in nation building.

His DUTY TO HIMSELF (Sctr. Jhoanna Tarala lights the candle) It is our responsibility to develop ourselves into
productive young citizens. We should strive to discover our potentials and share our talents to others.

CLOTHING OF NECKERCHIEF SCL JOMEL G. SOBREVILLA

The scout uniform identifies you as a member of the scouting movement, a worldwide brotherhood of scouts. It also
identifies you as persons of character, ready to serve others. It symbolizes as well the ultimate unity of purpose and
preparedness for outdoor life, strongly reminding you to live in accordance with the scout ideals.

At this juncture, we call the scouters to help us initiate our young boys ceremonial clothing of neckerchief.

(the candidates for investiture goes up the stage )*8 candidates per batch

May we call all of the Sctr. To assist for the presentation of the candidates for investiture.

Troop Leader (commands attention) Fellow scouts and scouters, here are the 8 candidates for investiture.

(to the boys) Boys, you have presented yourself before this troop and asked to be made scouts. Is this your wish
now?

Boy Scouts: Sir yes sir

(Boy scouts will kneel and scouters will place the neckerchief to the boy scouts)

Voice over: With those neckerchiefs we welcome you to the scouting movement. May you always remain true to the
ideals of scouting.

THE 12 POINTS OF SCOUTING (SCOUT LAW)

(While lighting the candles of boy scout simultaneously read and recite or voice over explanation of each law)

A SCOUT IS TRUSTWORTHY. A scout tells the truth. He keeps his promises. Honesty is a part of his code of conduct.
People can always depend on him.

A SCOUT IS LOYAL. A SCOUT IS true to his family, friends, scout leaders, school, nation and world community

A SCOUT IS HELPFUL. A Scout is concerned about other people. He willingly volunteers to help others without
expecting payment or rewards.

A SCOUT IS FRIENDLY. A scout is a friend to all. He is brother to all scouts. He seeks to understand others. He
respects ideas and customs different from his own.
A SCOUT IS COURTEOUS. A scout is polite to everyone regardless of age and position. He knows that good manners
make it easier for people to get long well together

A SCOUT IS KIND. A scout understands there is strength in being gentle. He treats others the way he wishes to be
treated.

A SCOUT IS OBEDIENT. A SCOUT follows the rules of his family, school and troop. He obeys the laws of his community
and country.

A SCOUT IS CHEERFUL. A scout looks at the brighter side of life. He cheerfully accomplishes tasks that come his way.

A SCOUT IS THRIFTY. A scout works his way to help others. He saves for the future. He protects and conserves
natural resources.

A SCOUT IS BRAVE. A SCOUT can face danger even if he is afraid. He has the courage to stand for what he believes is
right even if others laugh at him or threaten him.

A SCOUT IS CLEAN. A scout keeps his body and mind fit and clean. He helps keep his home and community in order.

A SCOUT IS REVERENT. A SCOUT is faithful in his religious duties. He respects the beliefs of others.

Troop Leader: YOU have heard the twelve points of the scout law. Do you accept this law as a scout and do you
promise to do your best and live by this law?

Boy scouts: Sir yes sir

Investiture Pledge

I state your name___________ of Outfit No. 017 of Eastern Pangasinan Council pledge to do my best to prepare
myself for services to others. I further pledge to live up to the scout oath, law, scout motto and slogan of the Boy
Scouts of the Philippines to the best knowledge and ability. So help me God!

Now that the candles are lighted, let us be reminded that it is the spirit of the scout oath and law which now light
our steps. You have now taken the first step along the scout trail. Let your honor remain shining longer than the
flames of these candles. Adventure awaits you. May this spirit be with us, now and forever. Welcome to the world of
scouting.

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