What are the seven pillars of Scouting here in the Philippines?

Answer 1

Hi.. maybe i can be a help.if you are looking for the 7 pillars of scouting in Philippines, they are Joseph E. Stevenot, Jorge B. Vargas, Carlos P. Romulo, General Vicente Lim, Judge Manuel Camus, Arsenio N. Luz, and Gabriel Daza, to get more details about their profile log on to BSP_Founders. Hope this could be a help. If ever if this your assignment was right, please let me know. Good luck and study hard!!!

Answer 2

If one is referring to the New Chief Scout Executives Vision for the BSA's 2010 100 year anniversary, then it is the FIVE pillars to which the question refers. They read as follows, from the Scouting.org wesite:

Every phase of the National Strategic Plan is supported by an overriding

objective that will guide the tactical efforts outlined in the years leading up to

the year 2010. These principles affect every phase of our organization and are

the pillars that will support the mission and vision of the Boy Scouts of America.

• Every eligible youth has an opportunity to be involved in a quality

Scouting experience.

• The number of engaged, accountable volunteers is dramatically

increased at all levels of Scouting.

• Every local council is fiscally sound.

• Local, regional, and national chartered organizations and strategic

alliances are identified and engaged.

• Enough of the right professionals are identified, developed,

and retained in the right positions at all levels, with a focus

on diversity.

If the Pillars to which the question refers are those that embody the values that scouting teaches, they are the 5 pillars that are currently being used in conjunction with geocaching Travel Bugs. The pillars are:

Leadership - Our country will never outgrow the need for thoughtful leadership, and so the values and lessons of Scouting will never go out of style. Service - For a century, Scouting has been helping the youth of America find - in themselves and in the world around them - more than they thought possible. Achievement - The Scouting experience is learning valuable skills and achieving meaningful goals. A century of building confidence and character is worth celebrating. Character - The essence of Scouting has been and is family: generations joining hands to build healthy relationships and strengthen communities. Scouting's lessons last a lifetime. Outdoors - Working, playing, and living Outdoors, and learning to appreciate our world and our place in it remains essential to the Scouting experience.

Answer 3

There are more than seven pillars of scouting in the Philippines. The seven pillars are citizenship, cooperation, compassion, perseverance, honesty, courage, and faith.