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Modular Programme

The Modular Programme will follow our “Bravely” theme. Participants will embark on adventures on-site and off-site, encouraging them to be courageous in their lives and communities. Every day will bring something new, allowing the participants to explore different areas and grow physically, spiritually, socially,

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emotionally and mentally. Participants will roam through forests, play on the beach, run around the city of Gdańsk, visit a Polish Scout camp, and much more.

General Assumptions

• Participants will most often take part in the Modular Programme as patrols, though some activities may be done as entire units.
• Activities are pre-assigned to patrols, though opportunities for swapping activities between patrols may be available during the event.
• Unit leaders receive daily briefings in their subcamps outlining the programme schedule for the following day.
• Most modules span both morning (3h) and afternoon sessions (3h):
  • The exception are two modules (the Meadow and the Village), which last only in the morning
  • Also unique is the Camp-in-Camp module, which includes a total of four sessions (two consecutive days).
• On the last day of the Modular Programme (8 August 2027) all modules will have only one (morning) session.
• Modular Programme consists of:
  • On-Site Modules:
    • Beach – physical and mental health
    • Forest – bushcraft, woodcraft, pioneering and campcraft
    • Meadow – cultural diversity and spiritual development
    • Village – local and global citizenship (Global Development Village, GDV)
    • Kaleidoscope – self-planned day in service of self-balance
  • Off-Site Modules:
    • Camp-in-Camp – community service projects and camping or hiking adventure
    • City – Gdańsk as a bearer of the achievements of Polish culture and civilization
    • River – aquatics, maritime culture, and protection of the aquatic environment
  • Each subcamp will take part in each module according to the following schedule

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• Campcraft:
  • Cat Drill – Discover CatDrill, 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 – Discover CatDrill, 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 upgradeGet 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)!
• Bushcraft:
  • Woodgas stove – Discover CatDrill, 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!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! (Remember: Avoid fleece or nylon clothing!)
  • Make fire with friction – Master ancient fire-making techniques with the 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? (Don’t forget: no fleece or nylon clothing!)
    
    
• Woodcraft:
  • Carving a spoon – Master ancient fire-making techniques with the 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? (Don’t forget: no fleece or nylon clothing!)Working with an axe – Master ancient fire-making techniques with the 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? (Don’t forget: no fleece or nylon clothing!)Turn a simple piece of wood into your very own handmade spoon! Learn carving techniques, whittling skills, and essential knife safety. You'll have a unique, self-made utensil—perfect for your next campfire meal!
  • Working with an axe – Ready to master the art of wood chopping? We'll teach you how to turn big logs into kindling, using different techniques for each step. Plus, we'll show you how to use your axe safely so you can chop like a pro without any worries!
• Pioneering:
  • Tensegrity clothes hanger – Ever wondered how poles can stay in place without touching? Come learn the fascinating concept of tensegrity, where structures hold together using tension and compression. In this workshop, you'll master this unique technique and create your own tensegrity structure!
  • Camp table – Using pioneering techniques, construct a camp table with a suspended tabletop. Work as a team to design, assemble, and problem-solve your way to camp's most innovative dining setup. Functionality meets creativity!

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• Critical thinking games (Environment & Behaviors)
  • Escape room (Arab) – Join us for a creative workshop where you'll make your own teapot and cup using self-hardening clay! This hands-on experience encourages reflection and connection with the cultures of the Inter-American regions while also exploring our skills and how we want to cultivate them.an exciting Escape Room adventure where scouts test their teamwork, problem-solving, and leadership skills! Work together to solve puzzles and unlock clues before time runs out. Fun and learning await!
  • Detective mystery (Poland) – In this activity, patrols will take on the role of detectives, solving a mystery based on descriptions of places, people, and their gatherings. As they work through the riddle, they'll learn about Polish cuisine, recreational habits, ethnic groups, and regions. This task will also spark a discussion about how the places we live influence our behavior and leisure activities and why we spend our free time the way we do.
• Handicrafts (Skills & Abilities)
  • Teapot craft (InterAmerican) – Join us for a creative workshop where you'll make your own teapot and cup using self-hardening clay! This hands-on experience encourages reflection and connection with the cultures of the Inter-American regions while also exploring our skills and how we want to cultivate them.
  • Origami & Mandala (Asia-Pacific) – This activity combines cultural learning with creativity. You practice origami and mandala art while listening to music. It's an opportunity to reflect on who you are, who you want to be, and how you can grow while exploring the rich traditions of origami, mandalas, and Asian cultures.
• Teamwork art (Beliefs & Values)
  • Music (Africa) – Join us for an exciting musical adventure as we explore the vibrant world of African drum music! Learn traditional rhythms and their cultural significance. Then, get creative as you compose and play your own song using a variety of instruments and found objects. This hands-on experience will boost your musical skills, teamwork, and creativity while deepening your appreciation for music's universal language!
  • Theatre (Europe) – In this activity, each patrol will receive a box with materials for creating a theater performance for puppets or masks. Along with the box, they will have a laminated script that starts a story but leaves the ending blank. The patrol's task is filling in the details and creating their unique ending. After preparing their performance, each patrol will present their play to the other groups, showcasing their creativity and teamwork.

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