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What we do
Our programme grows with the young person. Cubs learn through play and discovery, Scouts take on camping and expeditions, Ventures lead their own projects, and Rovers give service back to the movement and the country.
sa ki nou ete
Skoutizm in form parti lavi Seselwa depi plizyer zenerasyon.
Nou lasosyasyon
Recognised by the World Organization of the Scout Movement and open to every young person in Seychelles.
Groups meet weekly on Mahé, Praslin and La Digue, each run by volunteers from its own community.
Atraver bann zil
The Seychelles Scouts Association is the national scouting organisation of the Republic of Seychelles and a member of the World Organization of the Scout Movement. We bring young people together across Mahé, Praslin and La Digue through outdoor adventure, service to the community and the friendships that come with both.
Sa paz pa ankor tradwir e i pe ganny montre an Angle.
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Our programme grows with the young person. Cubs learn through play and discovery, Scouts take on camping and expeditions, Ventures lead their own projects, and Rovers give service back to the movement and the country.
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Every member of the association promises to do their best, to help other people, and to live by the Scout Law. That promise is the same one made by more than fifty million scouts around the world.
detrwa resan
En koudey lo sa ki nou bann manm in pe fer.
Parents, former scouts and teachers give their weekends so that young people have somewhere to belong.
Mahé2 group skout
Praslin2 group skout
La Digue
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Scouting in Seychelles runs on volunteers — parents, former scouts, teachers and community members who give their weekends so that young people have somewhere to belong. If you would like to help, please get in touch.
Zwenn nou
Vizit en group, vin en lider volonter, oubyen fer en demann pour ou zanfan.
i annan en plas pour tou dimoun
Ou konmanse a sizan e ou kapab reste ziska vennsizan. Sak seksyon i annan son prop program, son bann badj ek son prop fason fer.
Since 1961
Bann gran etap dan listwar skoutizm Seselwa.
The first scout troops are established on Mahé, drawing on the tradition brought to the islands earlier in the century.
Groups across the islands come together under a single national association, giving scouting in Seychelles one voice.
The association is recognised by the World Organization of the Scout Movement, connecting Seychellois scouts to more than fifty million others.
A national environmental programme puts renewable energy and conservation at the centre of the scouting programme.
Groups meet weekly across Mahé, Praslin and La Digue, supported by volunteers who give their time so that young people have somewhere to belong.
