The Jamboree Feed

The Cross of Christ is not just a symbol but the essence of redemption and sacrifice. It embodies the highest form of divine love, where Christ accepted pain and death to grant humanity new life. On the cross, mercy and justice met, and love triumphed over sin. It is a call to reflect on the power of forgiveness and how suffering can lead to salvation. The cross is not the end but the beginning of new hope, where light emerges from darkness, and the path to eternal life is opened for all who believe.

"The Cross of Christ is not just a symbol but the essence of redemption and sacrifice. It embodies the highest form of divine love, where Christ accepted pain and death to grant humanity new life. On the cross, mercy and justice met, and love triumphed over sin. It is a call to reflect on the power of forgiveness and how suffering can lead to salvation. The cross is not the end but the beginning of new hope, where light emerges from darkness, and the path to eternal life is opened for all who believe."

Bunga mawar

"Bunga mawar melambangkan cinta, keindahan, dan romantisme"

This square represents the universal symbol of emergency assistance—the ambulance cross. At its center, a bold green plus sign stands out, symbolizing medical aid, hope, and urgency. Surrounding it, deep purple squares add contrast and depth, reinforcing the strength and reliability associated with emergency services. A bright yellow border frames the design, bringing warmth and attention to its purpose. The pink and blue accents on the edges provide a subtle yet vibrant touch, enhancing its uniqueness in the collaborative blanket. Together, these colors and shapes create a meaningful design that honors the spirit of care, assistance, and unity. This square serves as a reminder that even in difficult times, help is always within reach.

"The idea behind this blanket square was inspired by the universal symbol of emergency assistance—the ambulance cross. I wanted to create a design that conveys urgency, care, and reliability while blending it with a visually striking pattern. The green plus sign at the center immediately communicates medical aid, standing out against the deep purple background for contrast. The yellow border was added to frame and highlight the central symbol, reinforcing its importance. The surrounding pink and blue accents bring an unexpected touch, making the design feel dynamic and unique rather than purely functional. It transforms the concept into something that’s not just representative but also aesthetically engaging. The goal was to merge symbolism with creativity, making this square a meaningful part of the collaborative blanket. "

I plant a flower tree. I like flowers.

""It’s a beautiful shade of blue and can come in a pink or purple.It will grow anywhere which almost shows reliance.""

Bowline

"Sheet bend, this tool is mainly used to connect thick rope to thin rope and to hoist flags on flagpoles."

Munter Mule

"" Knots are useful when making tents or pioneering, because these knots are used to initiate tying.""

Clove Hitch

""The bowline knot is useful in many situations due to its strength, reliability and ease of untying, even after holding a heavy load. It creates a loop that does not slip or tighten, making it very safe for a variety of purposes. When to use the bowline knot: Navigation: to tie a rope to a pole or ring without the risk of getting caught. Rock climbing: as a safety knot to create a stable loop. Rescue: used to lift people or objects because it is secure and easy to untie. Camping: to secure tent ropes or hang objects. Construction: when a strong loop at the end of the rope is needed. Why it is useful: Does not tighten under load, so it is easy to untie. Strong and stable, but does not damage the rope. Versatile for many purposes on land and at sea.""

"We use maps to locate ourselves on a trail… but we also use maps to see all the trails we haven’t visited yet! The world is SO full of beautiful places to visit together!""

This is Pakistan's National Scarf which represents different duties .

"I don't think so."

The story of my scarf is quite old. Since the establishment of Bangladesh Scouts in 1972, my unit has maintained its identity and this scarf of mine carries the identity of my unit. Which is now over fifty years old. I am proud of my scarf. My scarf has its own meaning, the yellow border indicates friendship and the white border indicates peace, order and purity.

" Yes, of course my scarf has meaning to me. The yellow ground on my scarf represents friendship. And the white border on the outside is considered a symbol of peace, order and purity."

ini adalah selimut tunas kelapa atau coconut blanket, yang dimana tunas kelapa adalah ciri khas lambang pramuka di indonesia

"kenapa saya membuat selimut tunas kelapa karena tunas kelapa sendiri memiliki arti mewakili cita-cita tinggi, kemandirian, dan kemampuan adaptasi."

"Time for adventure and hacking"

That scarf is a souvenir necker of Saj, bsa and bsp joint camp in baguio!

"Yes because the camp teach me how to socialize more and to be friendly, and it teach me how peace is important around the world."

Clove Hitch

"Clove hitch is useful when u need something to tie and a post"

Alpine Butterfly Loop

"Knotting is useful especially when survival or in a woods and you're surviving"

"The category is easy but i feel like it's hard, maybe because jigsaw is not my thing lol! but i enjoyed!🫰"

red water lily

"I like this plant as a unique flower. Also, the same variety of white lotus flower is recognized as the national flower of Bangladesh."

"en orientación en las montañas "

"I love the fact that being a Scout allows me to gain new experiences. And I love meeting new Scouts at camp or jamboree."

red rose tree

"Red roses are a symbol of love."

""My favorite part of Scouting is how it connects us to Scouts present, past, and future! I love getting to know Scouts from other cultures and finding out how their country's program works.""

""I love the fact that this chalet has so much history behind it. Thanks to all the hard working staff, especially to the pinkie staff who explained everything about the chalet in detail! I hope to go there one day."

yuhuuu

"so fun"

My blanket square is a colorful and symmetrical design that represents balance and unity. I chose vibrant colors like purple, blue, green, yellow, and pink to show diversity and energy. The blue cross in the center symbolizes connection and communication between different parts of the blanket. The green rows stand for growth and harmony, while the yellow represents happiness and positivity. The purple areas show creativity and imagination, and the pink top layer adds a touch of warmth and care. I used symmetry to show how even different pieces can come together to create something beautiful when they are united. The red lines highlight one small section to show that every part of the blanket has meaning, no matter how small.

"To create my pattern, I thought about balance, color, and meaning. I wanted my design to be symmetrical so that both sides would match and feel organized. I started with a strong vertical line in the middle using blue and purple to symbolize strength and connection. Then, I added rows of colors like yellow, green, and pink to represent different emotions and ideas—yellow for happiness, green for growth, and pink for kindness. I arranged the colors in layers to show how different feelings and experiences build on each other. I also made sure the pattern felt calm and even, like a peaceful blanket that wraps around you. My goal was to make something bright and meaningful that could fit in with other squares while still standing out."

Pohon pinus

"Pohon pinus disukai karena tampilannya yang indah dan selalu hijau sepanjang tahun. Aromanya menyegarkan, membantu menenangkan pikiran. Selain itu, pinus bermanfaat bagi lingkungan dan kayunya banyak digunakan untuk berbagai keperluan. "

I created a colorful and vibrant blanket square using a mix of red, orange, green, purple, yellow, and blue. The design is a playful and balanced combination of colors arranged in a seemingly random pattern, symbolizing diversity and unity. Each color represents a different voice in the global Scouting movement, and together they create a lively and welcoming square that reflects collaboration and creativity.

"While creating my pattern, I thought about how every Scout around the world brings something unique to the movement. I wanted to design a square that would blend well with others but still stand out with its joyful energy. My goal was to represent harmony in diversity — that we may all look different, but when we come together, we create something beautiful and strong."

Namaste from India! I’m Dhanalakshmi N, an enthusiastic Scout from the vibrant land of culture, unity, and adventure. Being part of the Scout movement has taught me that leadership is best measured by service and the bonds we build along the way. To the amazing Pinkies—what was the spark that lit your path to volunteering at the World Scout Centre? Was it a story, a person, a moment, or even a challenge that made you say, “This is where I belong”? And once you became a Pinkie, what has been your most soul-stirring or eye-opening experience so far—one that you'd carry with you forever? Your stories are an inspiration to us future volunteers, and I can’t wait to learn from your journey!

"What would inspire me to become a Pinkie? As a Scout from India, I believe in "Service before Self." The idea of joining a global circle of spirited individuals who live by that same motto fills me with excitement and purpose. For me, it’s not just about wearing the pink shirt—it’s about earning it through commitment, connection, and courage. I imagine being a Pinkie as a once-in-a-lifetime chance to build friendships beyond borders, to laugh through language barriers, to learn resilience through teamwork, and to grow by embracing cultures different from my own. If I ever get the chance, I’d love to bring a little piece of India to the World Scout Centre—and carry a world of memories back with me."

My postcard is a celebration of friendship, growth, and shared adventure. I’ve included symbols from my home in India and my dreams of one day visiting KISC. The postcard carries the warmth of our campfire moments and the spirit of service, togetherness, and courage that Scouting has taught me.

"The friends I’ve met through Scouting have shaped who I am today. They’ve stood by me during hikes, helped me find courage during challenges, and always cheered the loudest when I succeeded. Through Scouting, I’ve learned that true friendship crosses borders and languages – all it needs is a Scout smile and a helping hand. I am forever grateful for the global family I’ve found, and I hope to pass on that same kindness and strength to every Scout I meet."

The image features a vibrant circular logo representing the Scout Centre – Permanent Mini Jamboree. At the heart of the design is a globe, symbolizing international unity. Surrounding it are four diverse scout figures holding hands, signifying global friendship and collaboration. A campfire icon at the bottom connects to traditional scouting, while Wi-Fi waves above the globe highlight the online gathering aspect. The color scheme blends earth tones and bright hues, representing nature and youthfulness.

"I’m motivated by the spirit of global unity, adventure, and learning that scouting offers. It inspires me to contribute creatively and connect with people from different cultures. Creativity is part of my daily life through problem-solving and design, like when I created this logo. Making the logo helped me reflect on scouting’s values—unity, adventure, and friendship—and how to express them by combining tradition with technology, just like the Permanent Mini Jamboree."

"I can be involved in my community by organizing clean-up drives, promoting recycling, and planting trees. I will also raise awareness about reducing plastic use and saving energy through workshops and social media. By taking small steps and inspiring others, we can build a more sustainable and eco-friendly community."

I placed my hand-colored icosahedron on a rock by a peaceful river surrounded by lush greenery and mountains. This place is important to me because it represents harmony between nature and humanity. Being near flowing water always reminds me of life's constant motion and the importance of staying grounded while still moving forward. Just like scouting, it’s about growth, exploration, and connection.

"I feel most connected with my surroundings when I am in nature, observing its beauty and calmness. Sharing this moment with other scouts around the world makes me realize how united we all are despite our differences. The simple act of placing a handmade globe in a meaningful spot made me reflect on how small actions can have global meaning. Through this activity, I feel more connected to the earth and the global scouting family."

This vidio is the moment of performing art in front of the bonfire

"Vidio during an art show in front of a bonfire, each group performs one art stage, some dance, dance and much more "

Alpine Butterfly Bend

"to initiate or initiate rope ties on various objects, such as poles or sticks. These knots can also be used as end knots to secure ties, or to tie ropes to objects that can move freely. "

I make it as much as possible so that the result can also be maximum

"Kna Scout uniform: Means of Education and Identity: Scout uniforms serve to shape members' personalities, enhance the image of the Scout Movement, and distinguish Scout members from other groups. Growing a Corsa Soul: The Scout uniform helps create a sense of togetherness and brotherhood among Scout members. Strengthening Discipline: The Scout uniform also encourages Scout members to be disciplined in following rules and order. Brown Color: Homage to the Freedom Fighters: The color brown was chosen as a form of homage to the freedom fighters who wore clothing of similar colors. Coconut Buds Emblem: The coconut bud, the emblem of Scouting, also has a meaning related to the color brown, which is a symbol of resilience and adaptation. Color of Land and Water: Light brown symbolizes water, while dark brown symbolizes land in Indonesia. Father of Scouting's choice: Baden Powell, Father of the Scouts of the world, chose brown because it is easy to use when berp "

Motif ini saya terinspirasi dari kearifan budaya Indonesia yaitu batik parang

"mencerminkan kekuatan, keberanian, dan semangat perjuangan dalam menghadapi tantangan hidup. Motifnya yang khas, menyerupai ombak di laut selatan, menggambarkan keteguhan hati dan semangat yang tidak pernah berhenti"

"When I first tried to solve the puzzle and arrived I lost one puzzle 😂 But this puzzle is very exciting "

"to ensure we're hiking through the correct amount of valleys"

Blue and green my scout patrol

"i like it"

sy berusaha membuat nya agar sama persis dengan baju sy

"Seragam saya mewakili seluruh kehidupan kepramukaan saya. Dengan melihatnya, saya, dan siapa pun, dapat memahami betapa saya mencintai kepramukaan dan betapa itu merupakan bagian dari kehidupan saya.""

I make my uniform simple

"My Rover Scout uniform represents unity, service, and pride — a symbol of my commitment to lead, help others, and live by the Scout Law."

The cubs of my pack have tied rakhi to trees. As they give us oxygen and protect us. Rakhi is symbol of brother sister relation.

"Leave no trace activity would be great to do at home. Charity begins at home. Hence we would do cleaning from our houses..."

This postcard reflects my love for mountains and the fact that mountains will always be our home!

"The people I met in scouting are the brothers and sisters i never had."

As we are living in the AI era, it would be nice to get the ideas from AI!

"I love creating new ideas from scratch, even if i receive a little assistance!"

"Whenever you lose the way! :) "

" Oh my gosh, the closing ceremony was amazing, and the event featured many interesting artistic performances. I learned a lot from this activity, and made friends from different countries. A big thank you to the entire KISC team for organizing this lively event. "I'm really excited to meet more friends."

A place from where humans, animals and reptiles pass....

"Yes, it has some design in it."

Bramhi, Amala, Aoeveera

"These are medicinal plants"

Status, Certainty, Autonomy, Relatedness and Fairness

"they can play symbolic roles, expressing identity, such as nationality or other group membership, religious belief, social position and rank"

Making of Fruit Salad

"models healthy eating habits and encourages the kids to experiment with new tastes"

The Dream of Lord Baden-Powell

"taking on or overcoming challenges"