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More than 120 cubs and scouts from across the South Central District took part in the first annual district camp over the weekend, as the scout movement continues to instil in young people life skills, discipline and teamwork.
District Scout Commissioner and deputy camp chief for Camp Pointe-a-Pierre, Curtis Dindial, said the programme was designed to keep youths meaningfully engaged while helping them develop lifelong skills and relationships.
“It is the goal and vision of scouting for young people and today at the South Central district, our plan of action is to engage our scouts meaningfully, where they will gain lifelong relationships and have fun. Whilst they are learning skills, they will be accomplishing badges over this period of time and most importantly, they will develop friendships by interacting with various scouting groups,” Dindial said during the camp at the Petrotrin Sports Club.
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