Lord Robert Baden-Powell held the first experimental Scout camp on Brownsea Island in Dorset, England, starting on August 1.
It marks the historic 1907 Brownsea Island camp and encourages current and former Scouts to wear their scarf in public as a symbol of the Scout Promise and global unity.
On this day, we have a wonderful opportunity to show our Scouts are always kind hearted, inclusive, and making a positive difference in the community.
We are to show our Three Act of Goodness, bringing hapiness to local community.
Scouts around the world will be joining us celebrating World Scouting Day on 1st August. Youth will be gaining World Scarf Day badge.
Venue: Kogarah CBD
Time: 10am
Finish: 12.15pm
Meeting point: Kogarah Library
Address: Kogarah Town Square, Belgrave St, Kogarah NSW 2217 (Library car parking available)
Car Parking Kogarah Library entry address: 8 Derby St, Kogarah NSW 2217
Pick up point: Kogarah Temple
Address: 247 Princess Hwy, Carlton NSW 2218
*Kogarah Temple offering Scouts and family join in vegetarian lunch and please kindly indicate number of people would like to have lunch if you wish. (upon donation). Thank you
Wear:
Full uniform with Scarf, Hat, enclosed shoe
Bring: Water, little snacks if youth wish, bring a reusable gloves ( Help pick up rubbishes on street involved) AND BRING A BRIGHT ATTITUDES ALONG. :)
Event Coordinator: Rover Russell Liauw (0401 097 960) Soni (0401 932 580)
Emergency contact Christian Goh 0414 707 271
