Red star badge, red flag badge and torch badge are compulsory badges in the red scarf medal.

Introduction to the Red Scarf Medal:

The Red Scarf Medal is an honorary medal awarded by the Young Pioneers by the Young Pioneers' Working Committees at all levels in China. It is an important carrier for the Young Pioneers to organize daily educational activities and evaluate incentives. The Red Scarf Medal is divided into basic chapters, characteristic chapters and star chapters. The star chapters are divided into individual and collective categories. * * * has five stars, and the five-star chapter is the highest level of the Red Scarf Medal.

medal education:

the red scarf medal is an important work carrier of the Young Pioneers' organization, the school is the main position to implement the "red scarf medal" education, and the society is the big classroom to carry out the "red scarf medal" education. College counselors and squadron counselors should play a guiding role in the education of "Red Scarf Medal".

Young Pioneers' organizations in schools should publicize their positions through red scarves and Young Pioneers' activities, and give a good description of medals, especially basic chapters. Standardize the start-up class for each chapter, analyze the specific meaning of each chapter, clarify the criteria for winning each chapter, and guide children to fully understand the educational significance of each medal.

stress practice to educate people. Young Pioneers' organizations at all levels and primary and secondary schools should actively expand all kinds of resources, fully rely on middle and small team organizations, organize children to carry out colorful practice of fighting for chapters, and guide children to grow their talents and make continuous progress in practice.

pay attention to ritual encouragement. Young Pioneers' organizations at all levels should hold solemn, warm and diverse "Red Scarf Medal" awarding ceremony, encourage parents to participate, strengthen centralized publicity, enhance the young pioneers' sense of glory, and continuously stimulate organizational identity.

strengthen process guidance. College and squadron counselors should guide children, young pioneers and squadrons who are ready to join the Young Pioneers to make a chapter-fighting plan, carry out chapter-fighting activities, record their feelings and arrange a chapter-fighting garden. For the staged achievements of chapter contention, it is necessary to show them regularly in various forms.

Medal evaluation and award:

The one-star red scarf medal is awarded by the school youth working committee. Individual one-star chapter winners should be produced from young pioneers who have obtained all the basic chapters of this grade. In principle, the proportion of individual one-star chapters won shall not exceed 3% of the number of people who are qualified to participate in the competition.

The selection of the collective one-star medal is mainly based on the effectiveness of the squadron's "Red Scarf Medal" activities and the results of ideological guidance. In principle, the proportion of the medals won does not exceed 3% of the squadrons qualified to participate in the competition. Individual and collective stars are awarded once a year.

The two-star red scarf medal is awarded by the county-level committee for young workers. County-level working committees shall study and formulate the selection scheme. In principle, it shall be produced among individuals (collectives) who won the "Red Scarf Medal" one-star chapter in the local area within one year (excellent brigades can directly participate in the two-star collective chapter), and the proportion of winning chapters shall not exceed 3% of the number (number of collectives) who are qualified to participate in the competition. Individual and collective two-star medals are awarded once a year.

The three-star red scarf medal is awarded by the Municipal Committee for Youth Work. Municipal Working Committee for Young Workers shall study and formulate the selection scheme. In principle, it shall be produced by individuals (collectives) who have won the two-star red scarf medal in the local area within one year, and the proportion of the medals won shall not exceed 2% of the number of qualified participants (collectives) in principle. Individual and collective three-star medals are awarded once a year.