The Scouts of the World Award (“SWA”) is an initiative to provide young people with more opportunities to face the challenges of the future. It aims to empower and engage youths to take action of world importance based on universal values of freedom, tolerance, equality, respect for nature, and shared
International Day of Peace 2017 International Day of Peace is observed around the world on 21 September. The General Assembly has declared this as a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, both within and among all nations and peoples. The theme for 2017 is “Together for Peace:
24 Scouts joined us on the morning of 2 September 2017 as they attended the first 2D1N Explorers’ Camp under the World Scout Environment Programme (“WSEP”)! The World Scout Environment Programme seeks to create an awareness of personal responsibility for the environment. The badge is carried out in two stages:
The third submission period for Better World Programmes is now open! Scouts/Scout Leaders can submit their reports via scout.betterworld.sg/report-submission/ or on our BetterWorld Facebook page under the “Report Submission” tab. Please note that the last day for submission for this period is 30-September-2017 2359h. Please note that for scouts leaders
The second submission period for Better World Programmes is now open! Scouts/Scout Leaders can submit their reports via scout.betterworld.sg/report-submission/ please note that the last day for submission for this period is 30-June-2017 2359h. Please note that for scouts leaders submitting on behalf of their scouts you have to click “On
The Scouts of the World Singapore Base concluded its 13th Scouts of the World Discovery Workshop with 19 local Scouts and 1 Hong Kong Scout from 17 to 19 March 2017. In addition, the team hosted 2 observers from National Scout Organization of Thailand and Korea Scout Association for learning
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