Youth Programme
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This publication is to help Scout leaders gain inspiration and ideas from the experiences of the very popular Global Development Villages conducted at recent World Scout Jamborees, and to help leaders organize similar events and activities at local and national levels.
The booklet addresses the question, "What is Scouting's contribution to peace?" The question is examined from a historical perspective, then the main facets of Scouting's contribution to peace education are analysed.
The Green Island is a story telling how a National Youth Programme Committee uses the Renewed Approach to Programme (RAP) to update their youth programme. It needs to be read in conjunction with the RAP Toolbox (see below). It provides complementary information on the Renewed Approach to Programme and can be used as a case study to achieve a better understanding of RAP.
The Renewed Approach to Programme (RAP) is a new approach in developing youth programmes. It is the approach that the National Scout Organisations are advised to use in order to update or improve their youth programme. The RAP Toolbox describes the World Programme Policy and introduces the Renewed Approach to Programme in a very simple and comprehensive way.
This document, published by the World Scout Bureau, Interamerican Region, presents a full set of educational objectives for all the age-groupings. These are arranged by growth (development) area and by age-group.
This handbook, published by the World Scout Bureau, Interamerican Region, presents a full description of the Scout method and programme, destined to guide the work of adult leaders in the Cub Scout Section.
This book was published by the World Scout Bureau, Interamerican Region, for adult leaders in the Cub Scout Pack and educators that work with children from 7 to 11 years old. It contains suggestions for 60 educational activities. There are 10 activities suggested with an emphasis in each of the six growth (development) areas (physical development, creativity, character, affective development, social development, spiritual development).
This handbook, published by the World Scout Bureau, Interamerican Region, presents a full description of the Scout method and programme, destined to guide the work of adult leaders in the Scout Section.
This book was published by the World Scout Bureau, Interamerican Region, for adult leaders in the Scout Unit and educators that work with youngsters from 11 to 15 years old. It contains suggestions for 60 educational activities. There are 10 activities suggested with an emphasis in each of the six growth (development) areas (physical development, creativity, character, affective development, social development, spiritual development).
The Scouts of the World Award is an initiative to help National Scout Organisations revitalise the programme of Senior Sections (15-26 age range) by giving young people more opportunities to face the challenges of the future as identified by the Millennium Declaration unanimously adopted by the 189 member countries of the United Nations in 2000.
