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Avec plus de 100 ans d’expérience, Scouts Canada offre des programmes d’aventures de plein air sécuritaires et de grandes qualités pour les enfants et les jeunes. Nous nous engageons à offrir l’expérience de plein air ultime.
Scouts Canada a plus de 125 camps à l’échelle du pays. Vous êtes donc certain de trouver un camp qui vous conviendra. La prochaine fois que vous planifierez une sortie, pensez aux camps de Scouts Canada. Nos camps sont de précieuses ressources que nous devons chérir, découvrir et soutenir.
Plusieurs camps de Scouts Canada offrent divers types d’hébergement comme des wagons de train, des chalets munis d’électroménagers ainsi que des sites plus rustiques. Vous avez le choix parmi plusieurs camps qui offrent d’excellents services, comme des services de traiteur, de location d’équipements et des activités très variées comme le tir à l’arc, le vélo de montagne, le kayak et l’escalade. Chaque camp est unique et certains sont même spécialisés dans certains types d’activités.
Si vous êtes à la recherche d’une aventure écologique, essayez l’un de nos centres scouts d’excellence pour la nature et l’environnement (Scouting Centres of Excellence for Nature and Environment (SCENES)). Ces centres, reconnus à l’échelle internationale, offrent d’excellents programmes, comme le recensement des oiseaux, le contrôle des espèces envahissantes, l’amélioration de l’habitat de nidification et la pratique de la gestion de l’environnement. Le Canada peut être fier d’avoir deux centres SCENES, le camp scout Mount Nemo et la réserve scoute Blue Springs tous deux situés près de Toronto. D’autres centres SCENES sont en train d’être mis sur pied.
Plusieurs camps organisent également des évènements spéciaux. Par exemple, la réserve scoute de Tamaracouta, qui est le plus vieux camp scout au Canada toujours en activité, offre un camp d’Halloween. Les participants ramassent des bonbons avec des groupes d’autres régions et participent à des activités en lien avec cette fête. La maison hantée fait toujours fureur! Pour les jeunes plus vieux, la réserve Tamaracouta organise aussi un excellent camp de sauvetage en milieu sauvage, où les jeunes travaillent avec des bénévoles entraînés qui savent comment intervenir lors d’un écrasement d’avion de brousse avec survivants par exemple. Quelle montée d’adrénaline!
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SCENES (Scout Centres of Excellence for Nature and Environment) provide an opportunity for Scouts to visit natural areas, engage in environmental education programs and experience first-hand environmental management in practice.
SCENES centres are operated and managed according to the highest environmental standards and are committed to protecting ecosystems and minimizing their environmental impact. They also provide hands-on educational activities for youth and training opportunities for leaders, enabling all to engage with nature and become empowered to make their own personal commitment to the environment.
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As Scouts, the program leads us on our journey to become the best we can be. And with a focus on Youth-led planning and adventures, we are limited only by the boundaries of our imagination. It is a fun, hands-on learning experience where you can discover your potential in a safe, adventurous and inclusive way.
Scouting has taught my son so many skills and given him opportunities to try so many great adventures! I’d highly recommend the program to any parent who is looking for a value-packed, fun, challenging and diverse program where they can participate with their child.
My greatest Scouting memories are all coupled with first experiences. Sleeping in a tent for the first time, my first campfire, participating in two Canadian Jamborees; the first one allowing me to travel on a plane, alone, for the first time. All these experiences are things that I cherish and enjoy sharing because they are components of Scouting that have become amazing memories that will last a lifetime, but have also made me a confident and well-rounded person.
Community service is a key aspect of our programming. It not only helps the community, but teaches youth how to make contributions to society as youth and adults. Maintaining a bee farm, organizing food drives and crafting Christmas cards has made an impact on the very grateful residents that the youth help.
The most important skills I have learned through Scouts are the skills that have helped shape me as an individual. Scouts has taught me how to be a confident and patient person, how to talk to strangers and speak at public events. It challenged me to push myself to my limits. It gave me the courage to travel 1,400 km away from home to go to CJ’17 at the age of 10, and to fundraise all the money I needed for the journey. It also challenged me to hike 28 km in the Rideau Challenge as a first year Scout.
I thank Scouters for my experience. I owe them so much for helping me to grow as a person. Scouting makes you aware of others. Teaching about the environment and community, Scouting stops you from focusing on yourself as much, and you become more thankful and willing to give back and help. It’s good for kids to learn that—I know it was good for me.
Scouting is so amazing because it brings people from a variety of backgrounds and interests together to do the things they enjoy. It also makes me feel like I am where I belong. When I am anywhere else, I feel invisible and like nobody can see me, but when I’m at Scouting events or meetings I feel included and not invisible. I have made many fantastic friends in Scouting.
Scouting has given me many opportunities and skills that are helping me to prepare for a life of success, including skills in camping, public speaking, writing, confidence and many, many more. Most recently, the experiences I gained from Scouting helped me successfully achieve a position within the RCMP’s 2018-2019 National Youth Advisory Committee (NYAC). I would not be the girl I am now without my nine years in Scouting, and without my NYAC experience.
Now that I have been in Scouts for a few years, I have learned to always be prepared, and that has influenced my ability to be prepared in life, not just the outdoors. Scouts has taught me helpful things that I will continue to use in the future. It has made a huge and extremely positive impact on my life.
