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The Duke of Ed
50th Anniversary Heysen Trail Adventurous Journey

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A Year in Review 2010-2011

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The Duke of Edinburgh's Award

The Duke of Ed is a fantastic program created for all young people aged 14-25 years old. The Duke of Ed expands personal horizons and explores potential talents and interests. The program has four sections which are intended to provide a balanced program reflecting different aspects of a young person’s development.
 
The participants can design their own unique program which covers activities in the areas of physical recreation, skill, service and adventurous journeys. The Award is a personal challenge and not a competition against others. Each participant’s program is tailor-made to reflect the individual’s abilities and interests.
 
There are many benefits for young people to get involved in the Duke of Ed. Young people will develop self-confidence and self-reliance; gain a sense of achievement and responsibility; discover new skills; develop leadership skills. They will also discover exciting opportunities; make new friends; experience teamwork; problem solving and decision-making; increase their motivation and have fun!
 
The Duke of Ed is also widely recognised by employers and education providers. Award recipients will also receive accreditation towards their SACE (South Australian Certificate of Education).
 
If you would like to know how your school or organisation can get involved in delivering the Duke of Ed or if you are a young person and wants to know how to get started, please contact Dinah Bond, Glen Christie or Roshan Wilson.
 
 
ph 8204 8486

Glen Christie ph 8204 8478

Roshan Wilson ph 8204 8469

Toll Free 1300 4 DUKES

 

For equipment hire contact:
Mike McMillan 0427 271 925For more details about the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, visit www.theaward.com.au

 

  

Registration and Continuation Forms 

Participants are encouraged to find out if a school or organisation they belong to is a licensed operator for the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.

After speaking to your coordinator or contacting this office you can complete a Registration form. 

Existing participants who are moving from one level of the Award to another need to complete a Continuation form. 

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The Award Handbook 

Download the Award Handbook

The Handbook provides more in-depth information about each Award for participants, Award Coordinators and Registered Operators.



Gold Award

Information for award applicants and coordinators.

Procedures for Gold Award applicants.

Procedures for Gold Award coordinators.