Scouting, also known as the scout movement, is a global youth organization that aims to contribute to the development of young people, helping them realize their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential. The movement was founded by Lord Robert Baden-Powell, a former British Army officer, in 1907. The scout method, or “learning by doing”, is a fundamental component of the movement. This practical approach requires scouts to learn through direct experience, rather than through theoretical teaching. Whether it’s learning to tie a knot, build a shelter, or manage a team, Scouts put what they learn into practice. Some photos during my scout experience.