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1. WORD COINAGE
I am an eleven-letter word
My first 3 letters means “having a good
time”
My first 4 letters is a money set aside for a
purpose
My 4,5,6 is an enclosed wall that traps
river water
My 5,6,7,8 means ”So Be It”
My 6,7,8,9,10,11 has something to do with
the mind
What Am I?

2. FUNDAMENTAL

3. What are the
man-made things
found in heaven?
clues…
- seen from head

to toe
- a greed thing
- wounds

4. FUNDAMENTAL
PRINCIPLES
of SCOUTING

5. “The principles of Scouting
are all in the right direction.
The success in their application
depends on the Scoutmaster
and how he applies them”
-Baden Powell (Aids to Scoutmastership, 1944)

6. FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES
DEFINITION
The Scout Movement is defined as a
“voluntary, non-political, educational
movement for young people, open to all
without distinction of origin, race or creed,
in accordance with the purpose, principles
and method conceived by the Founder.

7. • Movement
• Voluntary
• Non-Political
• Educational
• Formal Education
• Informal Education
• Non-formal Education
A series of organized activities working
towards an objective
Members adhere to it by their own
free will
Is not involved in the struggle of power
which is subject matter of politics
Process aiming at the total
development of a person’s capacities.
SCOUTING IS A MOVEMENT OF SELF
EDUCATION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE . THE
SCOUT MOVEMENT COMPRISES OF NSOs
TO WHICH INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS BELONG
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES

8. •A Movement
of young people,
supported by adults
• Independent
• Open to all
As members of a Movement of self-
education, and in a spirit of partnership
with adults, young people participate
in the decision-making processes
of the Movement.
Membership of the Scout Movement
is open to anyone who agrees to
adhere to its educational proposal
Free from control by any outside
body or individual
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES

9. The PANEL Presentation

10. PURPOSE
of the Scout Movement

11. PURPOSE
The Purpose of the Scout Movement is
“to contribute to the development of young
people in achieving their full physical,
intellectual, emotional, social and spiritual
capacities as individuals, as responsible
citizens and as members of their local,
national and international communities”.
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES

12. PRINCIPLES
of the Scout Movement

13. • Duty to God
• Duty to Others
• Duty to Self
Adherence to spiritual principals, loyalty to the
religion that expresses them and acceptance
of the duties resulting therefrom
Loyalty to one’s country in harmony with the
promotion of local, national and international
peace, understanding and cooperation.
Participation in the development of society
Responsibility for the development of oneself..
PRINCIPLES
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES

14. The SCOUT
METHOD

15. THE SCOUT
METHOD
Scout Oath
& Law
Learning
by Doing
Team System
Adult Support Nature
Personal
Progression
Symbolic
Framework
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES

16. “Scouting is a medicine composed of
various ingredients and, unless they are
mixed in their proper proportions
according to the prescription, the users
must not blame the doctor if the effects
on the patient are unsatisfactory.”
-Baden Powell (B.P., Jamboree 1922)

17. ON MY HONOR
On my honor, I'll do my best
To do my duty to God.
On my honor, I'll do my best
To serve my country as I may.
On my honor, I'll do my best
To do my Good Turn each day.
To keep my body strengthened
And keep my mind awakened
To follow paths of righteousness
On my honor, I'll do my best.