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Scouting was founded in 1907, based on an educational method developed by Robert Baden-Powell. It was not his intention to create an organization, but Scouting became very popular and spread quickly not only in the United Kingdom but spontaneously to many other countries.

Toolbox Programme Handouts

Introduction to project approach in Scouting
This publication is intended for Scout leaders. It explains, step-by-step, how you can use a project approach to provide a rich and exciting learning environment for young people.

Youth Programme is the “core business” of Scouting
It is at local level that the most important action takes place; there, each young person is provided with a learning environment (activities, procedures, traditions, structures, atmosphere…) that enhances his/her full development.

The aim of this Euro Scout.Doc is to introduce the concepts of Mentoring and Coaching within scouting and guiding. These concepts can be used to create and enhance intergenerational dialogue as a means of enhancing youth empowerment.

Preparing young people for life
In the contemporary world, youth empowerment is an oft-used expression, which has many different definitions depending on the context in which it is being used. It is often referred to as a mere intergenerational process and its’ true meaning is missed.

The kit is a manual and other cross-platform aids for Rover Commissioners and Leaders.

Board game for young people to play in Patrols.

Among the elements of the Scout Method, the Patrol System is one of the most important, as it emphasizes peer education and collaboration as well as strengthening social skills, leadership and involvement in decision making.