TWO SCOUTS LEFT COUNTRY FOR WORLD JAMBOREE IN JAPAN

He says normally Scouts from Solomon Islands usually attend World Jamborees as mere participants..

“Over the years we have been participants we didn’t have the chance to being party to those who actually organise because these are both different skills in terms of what we experience and that has been made possible by the United Kingdom or UK Scouts. This means a lot to us because it will be our first time where our two representatives will see for the first time how people are actually setting up and organising a Jamboree, so I think that’s the major impact for us.”

The Chief Commissioner adds Solomon Islands participation at the 23rd World Scout Jamboree event will be a  great boost for our Scout Association.

Four other Solomon Islands scouts will leave this Saturday to join the two.

The 23rd World Jamboree will start on the 28th of July to the 8th August.