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World Scout Jamboree

The World Scout Jamboree (WSJ) is a Jamboree of around 35,000 Scouts and Guides that takes place every four years in a different location around the world. The Jamboree brings together every country in the world that has Scouts for 10 days of activities and cultural exchange and is truly a life changing experience for those lucky enough to take part. The next WSJ is taking place in Poland in 2027. There’s loads of ways to be involved, for more information and to follow the Jamboree journey check out the websites and links below.

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