Let me share my PowerPoint presentation in relation to Scouting. Contents: Girl and Boy Scout of the Philippines Introduction in Scouting The Boy Scout Movement in the Philippines World Organization of the Scouting Movement The Worl Association of the Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) The World Pin

1. Girl and Boy Scout of the
Philippines
Prepared by: Ma. Jessabel M. Roca

2. Name the following people behind the
creation of scouting

3. Introduction to the scouting movement
- Known as B-P.
- Born in Paddington, London
on February 22, 1857
- Founder of Scouting
- Retired from the army at the
age of 53
Robert Baden-Powell

4. Introduction to the scouting movement
- Sister of Robert Baden-Powell
- The girls were called “Guides”
and they accept feminine
adaptations of Boy Scout.
- First president of the Girl
Guides.
Agnes Baden-Powell

5. Introduction to the scouting movement
- Wife of Robert Baden-Powell
- February 22 is the World
Thinking Day
Olave Baden-Powell

6. Introduction to the scouting movement
- Was impressed by what B-P had
been doing in the Scouting
Movement.
- Excited to join B-P in his
adventure.
- The first troop meeting of Girl
Scout in U.S. was held in
Savannah on March 12, 1912.
Juliette Gordon Low

7. • BSP, is the national Scout
association of the Philippines in
the World Organization of the
Scout Movement.
• Boy Scouts of the Philippines
was among the largest Scout
organizations in the world in
terms of membership count .
• In 1917, there were troops
organized by American Army and
Navy families in various parts of
the Philippines.
• GSP was presented the Walter
Donald Ross Trophy in 1965 for
its outstanding service project
rendered to the children of
evacuees who are victim of the
eruption of Taal Volcano.
The Boy and Girl Scout Movement
Arrives in the Philippines

8. - Founder of the Girl Scout of the
Philippines.
- Had studied in the U.S. in 1925 for
her Master’s Degree in Social
Work from Colombia University.
Josefa Llanes Escoda
The Boy and Girl Scout Movement
Arrives in the Philippines

9. • It was formed to encourage the Scouting movement throughout
the world to promote unity and understanding of its purpose and
principle.
• All Scouts in the world belong to the WOSM. Worldwide there are
over 50 million members.
• Three main bodies make up the WOSM:
• The World Scout Conference
• The World Scout Committee
• The World Scout Bureau.
World Organization of the Scout Movement

10. • Was participated by Ten Million Girls and young women in 145
countries.
• WAGGGS is the largest voluntary movement dedicated to the
development of girls and young women around the world.
• The World Association of Girl-Guides and Girl Scouts has offices in five
regional divisions:
• WAGGGS-Europe Region
• WAGGGS-Arab Region
• WAGGGS-Africa Region
• WAGGGS-Asia Pacific Region (Philippines belong this Region)
• WAGGGS-Western Hemisphere Region
The World Association of Girl Guides
and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS)

11. The World Pin
- The plumes of the fleur-de-lis symbolize for Service to Others,
Duty to God, and Obedience to the Scout Law. These three
principles form the Scout Promise which is made by new Scouts
as they join the movement.
- The two five-pointed stars symbolize knowledge and truth.
- Bond was also added tying the three plumes together to
symbolize the family of Scouting
- Three leaves represent the three duties and the three parts of
the promise.
- The two five point-stars stand for the promise and the law.
- The vein in the centre represents the compass needle
showing the right way.
- The base stands for the flame of the love of humanity.
- Color blue and gold represent the sun shining over all children
in the world.