Events for Scouting's Centennial plus Red Cross Update

摘要

The Scouting movement began in 1907 on Brownsea Island, England in an experimental camp for 20 boys from a variety of backgrounds. Following a successful camp, Robert Baden-Powell published his book Scouting for Boys. As boys read the book, Scout patrols sprang up around the world. The common themes of Scouting's history are the enthusiasm of young people to participate in the exciting activities of Scouting and the support of men and women of goodwill around the world to enable the Scouting program to happen.