10 Amazing Unknown Facts About Scouting around the world

Did you know there's 38 million Scouts around the world or that North Korea is 1 of 5 countries that doesn’t have a Scout Organisation it’s in county?

In this vlog, I'll tell you some more random and rather interesting facts about Scouting.

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[대준유]

I am a scout too is USA! Also, thank you for fielming this video. I learned a lot about amazing scouting!

[canalvitorizando]

Very good video!!!
I'm a scout here in Brazil!
Be prepared ;)

[irissmouter]

Wow scouting is so different then in my country...

[matthewbedford]

Another fact- In the Staged badges in the UK, there are 3 beta badges in the files- Community Impact 5, Community Impact 10 and Nautical Skills 7. there are also 2 Explorer badges- Skiing and Snowboarding. The images in the files feature the Post-2018 logo but no physical badges exist- these were likely replaced by the Snowsports Staged badge. These can't be found on the UK TSA website!

[Hepsewind]

Duty to god is not entirely compulsory. My associztion never had it, and is still a wosm and wagggs member.

[andyshepherd]

Excellent as always, but I understand the balustrade is from the London Bridge which was demolished in 1820. The sections were moved to Gilwell Park after being purchased at auction in 1826. And contrary to popular belief, I wasn't at the auction personally.

[skimpyjim]

Fact: Scout Leaders are un sung awesome people!

[rebeccahradsky-foster]

The Scouts and Guides of England each donated a penny to buy Baden-Powell a wedding gift, a 20 h.p. Standard motor-car (not the Rolls-Royce called "Jam-Roll" that was presented to them in 1929).

[haroldconnell]

Also Myanmarand Comunist Chila. Source 2007 video top10 listings

[TrueBlueAustralian]

Duty to god was removed from the new Scout promise in Australia