The Wood Badge or Woodbadge , literally badge of wood ,
generally indicated under the name of sticks in French, is a
recognition which the persons in charge scouts having finished
receive a training program given by their respective association
scoute. The object is appeared as two wood sticks attached to a
leather cord. The people having received the Wood Badges are
called the Wood Badgers or Gilwellians , and enter the very
restricted circle of the 1st Gilwell Scout Group , group which
is found each year at the time of the first weekend from
September to Gilwell Park for the Gilwell Reunion . In France,
the badge of wood is decreed with the graduate chiefs of the
camp-school. Wood Badge basic comprises two sticks , but there
are some with more: the formative assistants carry three sticks,
and the trainers carry four from there. The Deputy Camp Chief of
Gilwell (responsible for the formation), carried to him five
sticks, but this practice was quickly abandoned. BP itself
carried six sticks. The persons in ch