For more information about the 1st Fuengirola Scout Group, please contact Robert Troost, robert.troost@britishscoutingoverseas.org.uk
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Kent International Jamboree starts in a little over four months and we would like to invite you to an online meeting to tell you what is going on and meet […]
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We have some exciting opportunities in our district which support leaders and enable young people to engage in activities. For more details on these exciting opportunities, why not visit the […]
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What a year it has been for us all both inside and outside of Scouting, however everyone has continued to deliver a positive and fantastic experience to all our Young […]
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Looking forward to 2022 As we race towards the end of 2021, it is a good time to reflect on the how Scouting has prospered this year in Southern Europe […]
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1st Bougival welcomed Jim and Pete, two Chelsea Pensioners, for Remembrance Day this year. Alongside our friends from 1st Maisons-Laffitte and the Paris Explorers, our Beavers, Cubs and Scouts were […]
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Back to Scouting This is my first blog as District Commissioner (DC) of a fantastic District with amazing leaders, volunteers and young people. I was appointed DC at the beginning […]
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The ancient art of shadow puppetry has long been enjoyed by Scouts. We explore its origins and suggest shapes young people can create using only light and imagination
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Ray and Edna met in Scouts and lived their lives through Scout values. It seems only fitting to see their dedication to the Scouts family commemorated at Gilwell Park.
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Have you shared an article, or told a friend a story, without double-checking the facts? If so, you could be responsible for spreading fake news. We find out how to spot it, and what can be done about it
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Throughout WWII, Scouts made herbal remedies for the injured. Today, we can honour their legacy by putting our own green fingers to good use
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Mark World Earth Day by building a little hotel for our smaller legged friends.
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Chief Commissioner, Tim Kidd, challenged Team UK to come up with ideas on how we can foster a culture of positivity and respect, helping us wear our values on our sleeves
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With street art possibly at its most popular in history, introduce young people to a different culture of art from the usual paint on canvas.
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A big part of being a Scout is working together to make a better world. One of the ways adults do this is by participating in democracy. This activity teaches young people about the importance of voting and debating.
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Mark world water day by exploring access to water with this simple game for young people.
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Celebrate the lungs of our planet by taking part in a forest amnesty during this years International Day of Forests.
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As Scouts, we try to enjoy nature’s splendour every day that we interact with it. Some of us are keen birdwatchers, others can tell an oak tree from a weeping willow, however all of us can see that nature is beautiful. For Pi Day, we try to break down …
