The North Mumbai Suburban District Association of The Bharat Scouts and Guides, Malad West, successfully organised a Patrol Leaders’ Training Camp on 24 August 2026, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., at Rajhans Vidyalaya, Andheri (West), Mumbai.

The programme commenced with a prayer, flag song and floral tribute to the portraits of Lord Baden-Powell and Lady Baden-Powell. The Scouts and Guides received guidance on the Patrol System and its importance in developing leadership, teamwork, discipline and responsibility.

A total of 202 Scouts and Guides from 17 schools, along with 23 Unit Leaders, participated enthusiastically in the training camp. The training covered the formation of the Patrol System, duties and qualities of a Patrol Leader, Patrol Council, Court of Honour, Patrol Corner, Patrol Flag, Strip and Emblem, Patrol Song and Yells, different types of knots, First Aid and various types of bandages.

The participants engaged in practical demonstrations and hands-on activities, making the training informative, interactive and meaningful. The programme also provided them with opportunities to strengthen their leadership and teamwork skills.

The programme was graced by Mr. Sanjay Javir, Education Inspector, Western Division and District Chief Commissioner, and Mr. Dharmendra Naik, Deputy Education Inspector and District Commissioner (Scouts). Mrs. Ritu Dubey, Principal of Rajhans Vidyalaya, was also present and encouraged the Scouts and Guides.

The participating Scouts and Guides were felicitated with certificates in recognition of their enthusiastic participation. The programme was organised under the guidance of District Organiser Mrs. Amita Kombade, with the valuable support and cooperation of the office bearers of the District Association.

The training camp concluded with the National Anthem, marking the successful completion of an enriching day focused on leadership, teamwork, discipline and service.

On 17th August 2026, as part of the Scout and Guide activity, students learned and demonstrated different methods of safely transporting victims or patients during emergencies, including the Cradle Method, Piggyback Method, Human Crutch Method, and Pulling and Lifting Method. The activity helped students understand the importance of safety, teamwork, discipline, and presence of mind while assisting others during emergencies.

Rajhans Vidyalaya celebrated World Scout Scarf Day on 3 August 2026 with great enthusiasm and active participation from the Scout and Guide students.

The celebration began with students proudly wearing their Scout scarves, symbolising their commitment to the values and principles of Scouting and Guiding. Various activities were conducted using the Scout scarf, helping students explore its practical uses and importance. As part of the celebration, the students creatively arranged their scarves to form the name of the school, demonstrating teamwork, unity, and creativity.

The students also learnt about the significance of the Scout scarf, understanding that it represents identity, service, discipline, friendship, and the worldwide Scout and Guide Movement. The activities reinforced the importance of wearing the scarf with pride and upholding the ideals of the Scout Promise and Law.

The celebration concluded with great enthusiasm, leaving the students inspired to continue living the values of Scouting and Guiding in their daily lives.

On 13th July, the Scout and Guide students of Rajhans Vidyalaya participated in a Woodcraft Signs and Nature Trail activity. They learned about different woodcraft signs used for communication and direction in outdoor settings. During the nature trail, the students observed trees, plants, birds, and their surroundings while enhancing their observation and teamwork skills. The activity promoted environmental awareness, self-reliance, and a love for nature. It was an enjoyable and enriching learning experience for all the participants.

On 29 June 2026, the Scout and Guide students of Rajhans Vidyalaya participated in a CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) training session. The programme was conducted to create awareness about emergency first aid and to teach students the basic techniques of CPR.

The students actively participated in the practical demonstrations and learned how to respond calmly and effectively during medical emergencies. The session enhanced their lifesaving skills, confidence, and sense of service towards the community.

The activity reflected the Scout and Guide motto, “Be Prepared,” by equipping students with valuable knowledge and practical skills that can help save lives.

The Scouts & Guides Scarf Ceremony was held on 30 April 2026 to formally induct students into the Scouts and Guides movement. The ceremony marked a significant milestone as students received their scout scarves, symbolizing discipline, responsibility, and teamwork.

The programme included a brief introduction to the Scout Law and the values it upholds. Students took a pledge to serve others, follow rules, and strive to do their best in all situations.

The ceremony was conducted with great enthusiasm and pride. It inspired students to embrace the spirit of service, courage, and leadership, making the event both meaningful and memorable.