PRINCIPLES OF MOVEMENT

The mission of Scouting is to contribute to the education of young people, through a system of values based on the Promise and the Scout Law, helping to build a better world, where individual fulfillment and constructive participation in society are valued.

THE  World Organization of the Scout Movement  defines as Principles of Scouting:

1 -  Duty to God  (belief and experience of a faith, regardless of what it is);

two -  Duty to others  (participation in society, good deed, service to others);

3 -  Duty to yourself  (healthy growth and self-development).

The movement therefore seeks to develop deep social skills and characteristics in young people, focusing on three fundamental pillars:

Physical development -  Provide the physical development of young people through outdoor games, exercises, excursions and camps.

moral development -  Purpose is character with a purpose. And the purpose is that this generation will be healthy in the future, to develop the highest form of understanding and duty towards God, country and neighbor.

Intellectual development –  Adequate preparation is given based on the knowledge acquired in each of the stages, such as cooking; camping, knots, swimming and rescue; First aid; safety rules, guidance, signal transmission, nature study…

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