The Jamboree Feed

Scored 28 Sn in Floating Chairs - We were comfortable lying on the chairs. When the chairs were pulled away, our abs started to ache. We motivated each other until the end. Finally, the weak link broke loose, and we all fell to the ground.

""Yakup said" game. A kind of "Simon said" game. There's also the Ashure game, a Turkish tradition. We give the names of the legumes like beans, chickpeas, wheat, millet, grapes, hazelnuts, and pistachios, as well as sugar, to the tribes and create recipes. When the name is read, the people collapse and stand up."

Turkish kilim motif fish

"Harmony of depth and colors"

The scarves worn by the scouts of the Bahçelievler district of Istanbul, affiliated with the Turkish Scout Federation, represent brown soil. We teach hands as fertile as the soil to be as generous as the soil. Turquoise: It represents our civilization, the human morality and spirituality we have brought to the continents of Europe, Asia, and Africa. It represents our customs and traditions.

"The club scarf is given to the scout after a grand oath-taking ceremony. The scarf symbolizes the oath and the Scout's tradition."

Pahang international scarf's 2024

"Happy meet scout from Thailand, Singapore,Indonesia and Malaysia"

Perfect

"Peace "

My scarf story is when my friend always fix it because it always mess.

"Yes, because it reminds me of friendship, happiness, sacrifice and love for scouting. "

This is heart or love, reminds me of loving someone who can't be mine.

"Reminds me of how powerful love is. "

Pretty

"It represents us as a scout"

Just a pretty rainbow designed blanket

"To add mine "

ini adalah alasan saya untuk terus belajar

"diri saya seniri dan dunia ini"

What are makes a programme pinkie important?

"Be a positive influence with young people and motivate them... Support all the time.."

Sebuah Perisai/Tameng dan sebuah pedang. Menggambarkan jiwa seorang pramuka, yang harus bisa menahan dirinya dari segala sesuatu yang merugikan dirinya sendiri, dan nama baik organisasi. Serta memiliki sebuah senjata, yang siap di gunakan kapan saja untuk melindungi dirinya sendiri dari segala sesuatu

"Sebuah filosofi hidup seorang pramuka"

My blanket square represents my journey in Scouting so far. Each color and stitch symbolizes a different skill I’ve learned, a challenge I’ve overcome, or a moment with my patrol. By combining all the squares, it creates a patchwork of memories, values, and achievements—just like how every Scout contributes to the bigger picture of the movement.

"I wanted my pattern to reflect who I am as a Scout and what I value most. I thought about the skills I’ve learned, the experiences I’ve had, and the colors and shapes that felt meaningful. I tried to make it both personal and something that would fit well with other Scouts’ squares to create a bigger story."

My Scout scarf is more than just a piece of cloth—it’s a symbol of friendship, adventure, and responsibility. Every fold and color reminds me of the camps I’ve attended, the challenges I’ve overcome, and the bonds I’ve built with my patrol and fellow Scouts. Wearing it makes me feel connected to Scouts around the world, part of a community that shares values of service, courage, and respect for nature.”

"My scarf is more than just a piece of cloth—it represents all my Scouting experiences, the lessons I’ve learned, and the friendships I’ve made along the way. Every time I wear it, I feel connected to my patrol, my troop, and Scouts all over the world. It reminds me that even small actions, like helping someone or learning something new, are part of a bigger global movement."

Love

"Family and home"

Brown and white strip from malaysia

"It's united pur scouts "

Merah berarti berani, dan putih artinya suci

"Menggambarkan semangat juang Pahlawan Indonesia"

The Meaning of the Neckerchief for Vietnamese Rover Scouts In the Scouting movement, the neckerchief is far more than a piece of uniform — it is a living symbol of spirit, service, and brotherhood. For Vietnamese Rover Scouts, the neckerchief represents maturity, responsibility, and the noble promise to serve others with a joyful heart. Wearing the Rover neckerchief marks a turning point in a Scout’s journey. It signifies that one has grown from learning and following to leading and serving. Each fold of the neckerchief reminds the Rover of the Scout Law and Promise — to live honestly, to be prepared, and to dedicate one’s abilities to the good of others. The act of putting on the neckerchief each morning is also a quiet renewal of that promise. The color of the Rover neckerchief often carries a deeper meaning. Darker tones express steadiness, wisdom, and commitment — the qualities of a Scout who has learned to stand firm and help others find their way. It is also a unifying symbol, connecting Rovers across different regions and generations under the same spirit of brotherhood. Through this simple piece of cloth, Scouts recognize one another, share a sense of belonging, and remember that they are part of a larger purpose. To a Rover Scout, the neckerchief is not something to be given lightly or worn for show. It must be earned — through growth, service, and dedication. Once received, it becomes a badge of honor, reminding the wearer to uphold the reputation of Scouting with every action and word. The neckerchief ties together not just the Scout’s uniform, but also their ideals, discipline, and heart. In essence, the neckerchief of a Vietnamese Rover Scout embodies the journey of becoming a true servant-leader one who is self-reliant, compassionate, and ever ready to help. It is a symbol of the Scout’s lifelong commitment to live meaningfully, to serve faithfully, and to always strive to become better than yesterday.

"I am a Rover Scout from Vietnam, a proud member of the Nguyễn Trãi Scout Group of Gia Định Area. To me, the neckerchief is more than a symbol; it is a part of my identity. Each time I wear it, I feel the weight of honor, discipline, and the legacy of generations of Scouts who came before me. It reminds me to live with kindness, to stay humble, and to be ready to serve whenever my community needs me. The neckerchief connects me to my fellow Rovers not only in Vietnam but around the world. It reminds me that even though we come from different places, we share the same values: brotherhood, service, and the courage to do what is right. For me, wearing the Rover neckerchief means carrying the pride of my country, the trust of my team, and the promise to keep the Scouting spirit alive wherever I go."

Here's what I'd like to ask the volunteers at the World Scout Centre: Beyond the beautiful location, what is the single most heartwarming or memorable interaction you've had with a visiting Scout that reminded you why you chose to volunteer? What is a "day in the life" of a Pinkie really like? What's the most challenging part of the job that most people don't see? How has your time as a Pinkie changed your personal perspective on the global Scouting movement compared to what you knew from your time in your home troop? What is the most valuable skill (whether it's a practical skill like climbing or a soft skill like conflict resolution) that you've learned during your service? What advice would you give to a Scout from a country like Vietnam, who is active in their local troop and dreams of one day joining the Pinkie team?

"Based on my experiences, especially after an event like JOTA-JOTI, several things would make me strongly consider becoming a Pinkie. First, the JOTA-JOTI experience makes the idea of "World Brotherhood" feel incredibly real and tangible. Being a Pinkie seems like the ultimate way to live that idea every single day, not just for one weekend. I love organizing activities for my own units, Liên đoàn Nguyễn Trãi and Châu Gia Định, like our Mid-Autumn Festival camps. The thought of taking that passion and helping to create that "permanent mini-Jamboree" experience for Scouts from all over the world is incredibly inspiring. I would also be motivated by the chance to learn. I want to meet people from different cultures, see how they practice Scouting, and learn new skills that I could one day bring back to my Scout community here in Vietnam. The idea of representing my country and my troop on that global stage, while also serving the worldwide movement, would be a huge honor."

The Meaning of the Neckerchief for Vietnamese Rover Scouts In the Scouting movement, the neckerchief is far more than a piece of uniform — it is a living symbol of spirit, service, and brotherhood. For Vietnamese Rover Scouts, the neckerchief represents maturity, responsibility, and the noble promise to serve others with a joyful heart. Wearing the Rover neckerchief marks a turning point in a Scout’s journey. It signifies that one has grown from learning and following to leading and serving. Each fold of the neckerchief reminds the Rover of the Scout Law and Promise — to live honestly, to be prepared, and to dedicate one’s abilities to the good of others. The act of putting on the neckerchief each morning is also a quiet renewal of that promise. The color of the Rover neckerchief often carries a deeper meaning. Darker tones express steadiness, wisdom, and commitment — the qualities of a Scout who has learned to stand firm and help others find their way. It is also a unifying symbol, connecting Rovers across different regions and generations under the same spirit of brotherhood. Through this simple piece of cloth, Scouts recognize one another, share a sense of belonging, and remember that they are part of a larger purpose. To a Rover Scout, the neckerchief is not something to be given lightly or worn for show. It must be earned — through growth, service, and dedication. Once received, it becomes a badge of honor, reminding the wearer to uphold the reputation of Scouting with every action and word. The neckerchief ties together not just the Scout’s uniform, but also their ideals, discipline, and heart. In essence, the neckerchief of a Vietnamese Rover Scout embodies the journey of becoming a true servant-leader — one who is self-reliant, compassionate, and ever ready to help. It is a symbol of the Scout’s lifelong commitment to live meaningfully, to serve faithfully, and to always strive to become better than yesterday.

"I am a Rover Scout from Vietnam, a proud member of the Nguyễn Trãi Scout Group of Gia Định Area. To me, the neckerchief is more than a symbol; it is a part of my identity. Each time I wear it, I feel the weight of honor, discipline, and the legacy of generations of Scouts who came before me. It reminds me to live with kindness, to stay humble, and to be ready to serve whenever my community needs me. The neckerchief connects me to my fellow Rovers not only in Vietnam but around the world. It reminds me that even though we come from different places, we share the same values: brotherhood, service, and the courage to do what is right. For me, wearing the Rover neckerchief means carrying the pride of my country, the trust of my team, and the promise to keep the Scouting spirit alive wherever I go."

It is a park with a dirt road, cherry blossom trees, and a pier. I made it so that it would kind of fit with the other squares.

"I wanted to make a nice little park."

mengenai cinta Pramuka

"Dengan Rasa Cinta"

Tree with interconnected branches : Its represents growing together, strong roots and lasting friendship.

"Being in scouts allow us to meet many new friends, and those friendships should last beyond our time there."

My blanket square represents my scouting journey. I included my country’s flag, my troop name, and symbols that show teamwork and friendship. It’s a reminder of the people I’ve met and the experiences I’ve shared through Scouting.

"I thought about things that represent me and my Scouting journey. I wanted my pattern to show friendship, adventure, and my identity, so I used meaningful colors and symbols."

The blanket box has various colors. I chose different colors because the various colors depict that the world is full of colors.

"artworks"

No general question, but what do think of rapid changes of climate and what do you think we should?

"Campsite "

BSE 2025

"Boy scout of egypt"

I'm a scout from ph

"It's my units number"

What has been your most memorable or heartwarming moment while volunteering as part of the World Scout Centre — a moment that reminded you why you chose to be here?

"What would make me consider becoming a Pinkie… The desire to be part of something bigger than myself – contributing to a place where young people from around the world gather, connect, and grow together. A passion for hospitality and service – creating unforgettable experiences for every person who walks through the doors of the World Scout Centre. The chance to learn from others – being exposed to different cultures, stories, and perspectives, and growing personally through those interactions. The belief that Scouting can change the world – as a Pinkie, you become an active part of that mission. It’s more than just volunteering — it’s a human adventure, a unique opportunity to serve, to smile, and to build bridges."

Mi grupo Scout es el 14 Lobos Xalapa. Los colores de mi pañoleta significan: el color negro, símbolo de la victoria en la tribu de los indios Sioux, cuando regresaban de sus batallas, usaban capas negras y pintura en su cara, dando a entender que era un guerrero honorable y recordatorio de que nunca hay que darse por vencido. El color gris, representa el pelaje del Lobo Gris Mexicano, animal endémico y símbolo de nuestro país México y mi grupo Scout.

"Significa el compromiso con la sociedad, Dios y la Patria, además de ser un recordatorio de nunca darnos por vencidos bajo ninguna circunstancia"

Mi one of ma favorite scarf because include the flag of my country

"Council of Puerto Rico commemorative scarf"

Hi Pinkies! What’s your favourite part about volunteering at KISC? And what’s one unforgettable memory you’ve made while being there? 🌍

"I would consider becoming a Pinkie because it’s a chance to meet Scouts from all over the world, experience the spirit of KISC, and give back to the global Scouting community while learning new skills and growing personally. 💫 "

My blanket square represents a smile, a simple but powerful symbol of happiness and positivity.

"I wanted to design something cheerful and meaningful. A smile felt perfect. It’s something we all share, no matter where we come from."

What's the best thing about scouting?

" "

Contiene los colores de mi grupo

"Porque me gustó "

" "

Main color: Green, a common color in Scouting that symbolizes nature, growth

"Yes, my Scout scarf is very meaningful to me. It’s not just a piece of cloth—it represents my journey, my values, and the friendships I’ve built through Scouting. Every time I wear it, I remember the camps, the challenges I overcame, and the teamwork that helped me grow. It reminds me to live by the Scout Promise and Law, and to always be helpful, respectful, and kind. It’s a symbol of belonging to a global movement that makes a positive difference in the world."

Tierra Naturaleza Canton

"Muchos"

"❤️"

this is a venture scout scarf in vietnam. We use it to attend the meeting at the weekend. Moreover, this color is symbolize blood, winning or as a big brother in group.

"yes, the best reason for this is that the first time i wear it, is the time i make a learder for a venture group and i was quietly famous around 4 years when play as a venture scout"

This scarf has a fantastic history, it is worn during national events which bring together the scouts of Benin

"She brings the clan together "

Do you exchange badges during your stay in the centre at pinkie? Like in your free time or something? It's to know if I carry my country's badges and scarves to exchange with other pinkies when I go to Bénin

"I would like becoming a pikie because i would like to know about scouts from all the world. I starting for my country, meeting scouts arround my country from different Scout associations. Also i would like contribute my help in a scout center by and for scouts."

My Girl Guide scarf represents unity, friendship, and service. Every fold and color reminds me of the values we share — honesty, kindness, and helping others. When I wear it, I feel part of something bigger, a global sisterhood working together to make the world a better place. It tells the story of my growth, adventures, and the promise I carry wherever I go.

"Very ❤️❤️"

What types of accommodation are available for volunteers?

"Good"

Base on my scarf color and I am creating a random pattern of combination of my favorite color

"Pixel art is fun and need creativity "

Scored 13.06 in Goal - I tried to hold the pronunciation longer, but I ran out of breath

"Cultural Night Performance"

how many pinkies does KISC need per year?

"fun"

This matches my old group scarf when I was a Venture Sea Scout.

"yes, it's my venture scout's life"

This is the Scarf of 9th Tuen Min East Group of Hong Kong Scout Association. And this Sacrf has been with me since secondary school as it is my scout group when I was a secondary students

"This is the scarf of my group when I was in secondary school and the group was closed for a while after our teacher retired. But now we have restart the group with our effort."

My textile is derived purely from my own creativity and imagination

"I think of a sky but instead if color blue i chose pinkkkk"