For full details of this award, see the Explorer Programme File which can be downloaded from the Resources area under Programme Files.  It is currently not available to order as a hard copy.

There are three circles for Explorers to achieve, each distinguished by the colour at the centre:  Bronze, Silver and Gold.  The stars are presented in sequence - first-year Explorers, regardless of their age, obtaining the Bronze Star and so on.  E.g. if a girl joins GB at age five, she will work towards her Bronze Star.  In the same way, if a girl joins GB at age seven, she too will work towards her Bronze Star.

Explorer Stars (Bronze and Silver) are to be worn on the right side of the tunic opposite the GB Crest and in line with the ‘V’ neck.  The base of the Bronze Award should be in line with the 'V' point of the tunic and the top point of the star is lined up with the inner shoulder.  The Silver Award is to be placed above the Bronze Award running in line with the collar of the tunic.

Wearing Other Awards and Badges

• Highest Attendance Award (awarded from age three) to be worn directly underneath the company title, in line with the bottom of the GB Crest.

• Open Bible Award (OBA) to be worn at the point of the ‘V’ on the tunic (please note that not all GB companies award the OBA so this may not apply)

• If wearing a 125th Anniversary badge, place it on the point of the ‘V’ of the tunic and move OBA to be directly underneath the company title beside the Attendance Award with OBA being closest to the ‘V’.

• Endurance Award, if applicable, should be worn on the right side of the sweatshirt.