A 96 year old Slovenian Scout is the oldest person at 21st WSJ.
The 96 year old Milos Miovic is the oldest person camped at the 21st World Scout Jamboree. He is from Slovenia and this is the second World Jamboree he is enjoying.
The 96 year old Milos Miovic is the oldest person camped at the 21st World Scout Jamboree. He is from Slovenia and this is the second World Jamboree he is enjoying.
Amongst the many new faces at the Sunrise ceremony, one man with a familiar name came out to join the celebrations. Lord Robert Baden Powell, grandson of our founder was there to see the lasting legacy of his namesake. (more…)
Hylands Park – July 27, 2007 – From today until the 8th of August 40’000 Scouts from over 160 countries from all across the world are gathering at Hylands Park near the city of Chelmsford, UK, 30 kilometers northeast of London. For the next 12 days they will participate in the 21st World Scout Jamboree and celebrate 100 years of Scouting. Tomorrow, the 28th of July, the official opening ceremony will take place, with a special visit from Prince William and the Duke of Kent from the UK Royal Family. (more…)
© Japan Scouts Nepal & Japan Joint Environmental Project
The Kantipur Open Rover Crew and Ever Green Open Rover Crew in Nepal and Japan’s Pax IV Hyper group have been working on a joint environmental project in Kathmandu valley, Nepal for the last six years. (more…)

Use to attach a rope to a pole, this knot provide a quick and secure result. It rarely jams, and can in fact suffer from the hitch unrolling under tension if the pole can turn. Often used to start and finish lashings.
With practice, this can be easily tied with one hand – especially useful for sailors!
Tip. If you are in a situation where the clove hitch may unroll, add a couple of half hitches with the running end to the standing end of the knot, turning it into a “Clove Hitch and Two Half Hitches”!
Tip. When pioneering, use the Round turn and two half hitches to start and finish your lashings instead of the Clove Hitch. It won’t unroll, and is easier to finish tying off. It just does not look so neat!

Carrie Gibson form Greenock, Scotland has accomplished the ultimate challenge – reaching the top of Mount Everest. Carrie reached the summit at approximately 1am BST on Wednesday 16 May and she is only the fifth Scottish woman ever to do so.
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A trainer’s seminar was held at Kakani frm May 17-19 . The seminar was held for the discussion on the revision of the training scheme, curriculum of the cub, scouts, rover sections, training handouts inaguarated by the chief commissioner Mr shree Ram lamichhane.
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May 13, Today The New Education and Sports Minister of Nepal, Mr. Pradeep Nepal had taken a scout promise Oath of Nepal Scouts on a very special ceromony at Nepal Scouts Headquaters, Kathamandu . He represent the chief Scouts of Nepal. On this special (more…)
This is simple game . First of all all Players are formed up in open formation ouside . The four sides of the room are named North, East, South and West respectively. The corners of the room are named to correspond with the intermediate compass directions. Whenever the umpire names a direction the players immediately jump to face in the direction. Players who make a mistake, or who move too late, sit down in their places until only one remains standing. When the players have become thoroughly proficient the game should be stopped suddenly and another direction indicated as North.< p>

The Nepal Scouts is a non-governmental, non-political, voluntary, educational organization of, for and with young people. Established in 1952, under the Fundamental Principles of World Organization of Scouts Movements (WOSM), it is now a well-established organization with its District Headquarters lying in all the 75 districts of the country attracting enlistment from more and more young people. (more…)


Nepal Scouts one of the major aim to produce the good people for the making society good has been in active in different fields of activities. Recently Nepal scouts, Kathmandu District scout office has started the regular FM program of half an hour regarding the scouting activities, news and views making a history in 56 years of scouting in nepal. (more…)
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