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Making Scouting visible… World Scout Scarf Day 2012

Michael McFarland Campbell

When you see me out and about on Wednesday, I’ll be wearing at least one of my Scout neckers. It’ll probably be my FLAGS unit necker in the rainbow colours in honour of Belfast Pride Festival which is currently in full swing. But why will I be doing this? Well, it’s because of “World Scout Scarf Day” on which it is asked that all active and former scouts are requested to wear their scout scarfs in public to make the “spirit of scouting” visible: once a scout – always a scout! In 2011 the day coincided with the World Jamboree … Continue reading Making Scouting visible… World Scout Scarf Day 2012

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It’s Friday night so….

Michael McFarland Campbell

It’s Friday afternoon and think that there should be some fun. So, Think you know about Scouting? Think again. I’m involved with Scouting in a number of roles, all of them as a volunteer. And having gained much as a Scout – even gaining my Queen’s Scout Award back in December 1997 – it feels like I am giving something back to the movement. If you want further information on how to volunteer with Scouting, please click here. Continue reading It’s Friday night so….

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