Page History
...
- Campcraft:
- Cat Drill – Discover Cat Drill, a new Scouting pioneering technique that complements classic knot-based pioneering and French froissartage. Using only light wooden poles, this method is about clever, efficient construction. Build big with less weight—pioneering just got an upgrade!
- Tarps – Get ready to experiment with building small shelters using just one tarpaulin! Learn handy knots to help you create sturdy setups, then make a few shelters and test them.
Let’s see if your shelter can withstand wind and rain (or just a few playful challenges)!Scroll Pagebreak
- Bushcraft:
- Wood-gas stoves: Learn how to use wood most efficiently by turning it into gas and burning it! With just two tins, you’ll create a one-person wood gas stove perfect for brewing tea or making a tasty soup. Bring along your cans and tins and get ready to put your survival skills to the test! Make fire with friction: Master ancient fire-making techniques with a bow drill and the Rüdiger roll—using just two planks and cotton wool! It’s tough, but the reward is worth it. Are you up for the challenge?
...
- To encourage one to explore oneself (reflecting on one's life values and goals, knowing one's strengths and weaknesses, making informed choices, and developing self-confidence).
- To spark self-development devotion (practising non-cognitive transferable skills: creativity, problem-solving and critical thinking).
- To embrace diversity in all dimensions (arousing curiosity about other cultures, religions, worldviews and opinions, promoting social inclusion of all).
- To learn how to communicate and collaborate across generations, cultures and religions as a way to bring peace locally and globally (appreciating other people's competencies, understanding other people's needs, making good use of different perspectives).
Scroll Pagebreak
Examples of the activities
...
