The highest award a Scout can achieve is the Springbok Scout. A large number of our Scouts have achieved this honour, and we hope that many more will follow in the footsteps of those who showed themselves worthy.

Scouts who achieved their awards prior to 1951 were awarded the King Scout Award. Those up until 1961 received the Queen Scout Awards and those after 1961, the Springbok Scout Award.

“You have prepared yourself for service to God and your fellowmen, and have shown yourself a worthy member of the great Scout Brotherhood.”

2009 S Morrow	2007 A Marsh	2006 A Pope	2004 D Lacey
1999 E McAlpine	1998 R Faltermeier	1998 M Rodrigues	1996 P Grootes
1996 N Dowson	1996 J Dos Santos	1996 M McCann	1994 P Diessel
1990 M Wright	1982 N Phillipson	1980 D Towe	1980 R Gordon
1980 W Jacobs	1978 P Cason	1975 D Cason	1973 P Gordon
1972 M Gordon	1968 T Morawski	1968 G Plain	1968 L Welch
1965 J Fairhurst	1964 R Aytoun	1964 B Ross	1962 E Andrew
1961 R King	1960 B Bell	1959 W Trimble	1957 D Philipson
1957 G Bundy	1957 W Barnfather	1957 J Silverthorne	1957 I Bell
1957 K Weakly	1957 A Baigent	1956 B Robson	1954 R Brown
1954 P Kelsey	1954 L McCallum	1954 P Spargo	1953 D Robinson
1953 R Douglas	1953 N Officer	1951 C Bartlett	1951 B Brown
1951 R Robinson	1950 R Hydenrych	1949 W Douglas	1949 M Brown
1947 E Beyers	1944 T Geach	1943 E Gillard	1943 D Forster
1943 G Collier	1942 D Stewart	1942 A Plint	1941 W Patrick
1940 I Hellyer	1939 D Gordon-Smith	1938 R Dey	1938 E Gregg
1938 P Lambert	1938 D Moir	1938 G Reid	1938 D Smith
1938 D Bilse	1936 A Hudson	1936 C Shepherd	1936 J Tomlinson
1936 H Rousseau	1935 N Fichardt	1935 I Grose	1935 A Macmillan
1935 D Young	1934 A Adams	1934 U Silverthorne	1932 B Dilworth
1932 W Nicholls	1932 A Russel	1932 F Symes	1932 P Tomlinson
1931 D Enzlin	1929 J Dey	1929 J Gibb	1929 F Tucker
1929 R Williams