Scouting's Sunrise

Hermano scouts y hermanas guías, les envio esta nota para poder motivarlos en este evento, en que se cumpliran 100 años del movimiento scout.

Scouting's Sunrise
Wednesday, 1 August 2007 - The Dawn of a new Century for Scouting around the World
On 1 August 1907, Scouting’s Founder Robert Baden-Powell blew his kudu horn on Brownsea Island at 08:00 to open the world’s first Scout camp. Soon thereafter, Scouting began to quickly spread around the world and now exists in 216 countries and territories.
2007, the 100th anniversary of Scouting is an opportunity for us to demonstrate the unique value of Scouting to the world and to celebrate the achievements of 100 years of Scouting. However, the 100th anniversary must provide a platform for the development of Scouting and not only celebrate the past 100 years. 2007 is the dawn of a new century of Scouting. We should celebrate the future of Scouting and look to how we can improve it to meet the needs of even more young people, their families and communities and offer better and bigger Scouting worldwide. We must seize this moment and prepare well in advance to share our successes and achievements.
100 years to the day, on 1 August 2007, every Scout, from every WOSM country, will mark the Centenary and look to the past, present and, most importantly, the future of Scouting.

Celebración 18 Años. (1987-2005)

18 Años dedicados al movimiento Scout
En el Caffelatte, ubicado en el paseo 21 de Mayo , celebré el sábdo 10 de septiembre, 18 años de labor ininterrumpida, con el Grupo Guia y Scout de la UTA. Gracias a los que aceptaron esta invitación: Claudia Riquelme, Paloma Delgado, Tiare Izquierdo, Camila Zenteno, Veronica Acosta, Sabrina Roque, Nicole Montenegro, Joana Galleguillos, Carla, Martina Fernandez, Priscilla Santander, Ximena Gonzalez, Michel Rojas, Sebastian Paz, Patricio Morales, Isabel Vega, Magaly Villegas.