1st World Scout Jamboree

The 1st World Scout Jamboree took place in 1920 in London, marking the first large international gathering of Scout members from around the world. Organized by the Scout Movement founded by Robert Baden-Powell, it aimed to promote friendship, understanding, and cooperation among young people globally. Over 8,000 Scouts from 35 countries participated, engaging in activities, cultural exchanges, and showcasing their skills. This event set the precedent for future global Scout gatherings, emphasizing Scout values of unity, peace, and service. It was a historic milestone that helped establish the international character of Scouting.