The Scout method is a unique, universal and essential system that forms the basis of our educational efforts. It was theorised at the beginning of the 20th century by the British officer Robert Baden-Powell, and has gradually spread to all countries of the world.
Law and
Promise
A personal and voluntary commitment to a set of shared values, which forms the foundation of everything a Scout does and wants to be. The Promise and the Law are fundamental to the Scout method.
unique
identity
A unifying structure of themes and symbols to facilitate learning and the development of a unique identity as a scout.
LIVING AND RESPECTING
NATURE
Outdoor learning opportunities that encourage a better understanding and relationship with nature and the environment in general.
COMMUNITY
INVOLVEMENT
Esplorazione attiva e impegno verso le comunità e il mondo esterno, favorendo un maggiore apprezzamento e comprensione tra le persone.
LEARNING
BY DOING
The use of practical actions (real life experiences) and reflections to facilitate continuous learning and development.
PERSONAL
PROGRESSION
A progressive learning path focused on motivating and challenging an individual to continuously develop through a wide variety of learning opportunities.
BEING IN
A GROUP
The use of small groups as a method of participation in collaborative learning, with the aim of developing effective teamwork, interpersonal skills, leadership and a sense of responsibility and belonging.
SUPPORT
FROM ADULTS
Adults facilitate and support young people to create learning opportunities and, through a culture of partnership, to transform these opportunities into meaningful experiences.
