Hints to Instructors In all games and competitions it should be
arranged, as far as possible, that all the scouts should take
part, because we do not want to have merely one or two brilliant
performers and the others no use at all. All ought to get
practice, and all ought to be pretty good. In competitions where
there are enough entries to make beats, ties should be run off
by losers instead of the usual system of by winners, and the
game should be to find out which are the worst instead of which
are the best. Good men will strive just as hard not to be worst
as they would to gain a prize, and this form of competition
gives the bad man most practice. Scout War Songs The Scout's
Chorus (Eengonyama). This is a chant that the African Zulus used
to sing to their Chief. It may be shouted on the march, or used
as applause at games and meetings and camp fires. It must be
sung exactly in time [See "Scout War To hear the tune below,
enable your computer's sound system and click your browser's
"refresh" button. Chorus: