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24TH WORLD SCOUT JAMBOREE

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

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Updated: May 07, 2019

A MESSAGE FROM THE 24 WORLD SCOUT JAMBOREE TH

DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM

Life changing! Unbelievable! Extraordinary!

The 24th World Scout Jamboree is going to be the most amazing Scouting event ever!

With 45,000 Scouts, their leaders, and the IST from 167 countries convening at the Summit Bechtel Reserve this summer, we are going to have a truly memorable party.

We in the Program Pillar are the ones who make the fun come alive! Scouts will connect with the world in thousands of new ways through the amazing technology and happenings of Connected Experience, and they will soak in all the fun and excitement of Mt. Jack and our spectacular Adventure areas. New ideas and learning will be unlocked throughout Centro Mondial, the Global Development Village, and World Point, while inspiration and unity will shine at our Stadium Shows. We can’t wait!

One key role we have is to help everyone unlock something new through their Program experience. Please be the WSJ’s ambassadors and wonderful hosts for all our our guests, whether visitors, participants, or fellow IST members. The work we do in Program will kindle memories that will last a lifetime.

Lastly, thank you. Working with each of you to deliver the promise and make the dream a reality is a true honor I will cherish for the rest of my life. Let the adventure begin!

Yours in Scouting,

TABLE OF CONTENTS 24 TH WSJ - PROGRAM OVERVIEW

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

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PROGRAM UNIFYING FRAMEWORK ...................................................... 6 PROGRAM LIAISONS .................................................................................. 7

ADVENTURE

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AERIAL SPORTS ......................................................................................... 11 AQUATICS .................................................................................................... 14 CLIMBING ..................................................................................................... 17 EXTREME SPORTS ..................................................................................... 19 RIVER EXPERIENCE .................................................................................. 23 SHOOTING SPORTS ................................................................................... 25 ADVENTURE MAP .................................................................................. 28-29

CENTRO MONDIAL

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NORTH AMERICAN DREAM ..................................................................... 33 FAITH AND BELIEFS .................................................................................. 34 BETTER WORLD ......................................................................................... 34 LIVING IN THE 21 ST CENTURY .................................................................. 35 CENTRO MONDIAL MAP ........................................................................ 40-41

CONNECTED EXPERIENCE

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NOVUS - THE JAMBOREE WIDE GAME ................................................ 44 SUMMIT STORIES INITIATIVE ................................................................. 46 WSJ AMBASSADORS ................................................................................ 47 YOUNG CORRESPONDENTS .................................................................... 47

GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT VILLAGE

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MOUNT JACK

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ROVER BRIGADE

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BADEN-POWELL CORPS .......................................................................... 58 PUMA PATROL ............................................................................................ 59

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JAMBOREE SHOWS

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STADIUM SHOWS ....................................................................................... 62 JAMBOREE BAND ...................................................................................... 64 BASE CAMP BASHES ................................................................................. 65

WORLD POINT

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SAMPLE DAILY ITINERARIES

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JAMBOREE MAPS

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The Program Pillar for the 24th World Scout Jamboree is set to deliver a world-class experience for all of the Scouts in attendance. Unlock a New World invites you to unlock new adventures, new cultures, and new friendships. The program offered at this jamboree will provide a different view on the Scout Movement. Holding fast to our traditions of conservation and outdoorsmanship, this jamboree embraces the growing trend of leadership development and global citizenship that our movement has cultivated for generations.

Be sure to check out each program element at the 24th World Scout Jamboree!

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UNIFYING FRAMEWORK Learn a skill or language

PERSONAL GOALS

ADVENTURE & EXPERIENCE

Meet people from each continent Participate in NOVUS

CREATING A BETTER WORLD

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Global Development Village

Centro Mondial

Living in the 21st Century

Faith and Beliefs GLOBE Leadership Program

Sustainability Treehouse

Mt. Jack Experience North American Dream

Model UN Sustainable Development Goals WOSM Better World Program

World Point

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Program Liaisons are able to suggest itineraries, discuss questions, and find answers regarding individual participant needs, all to provide the best possible Jamboree experience for everyone. Check with your basecamp headquarters to learn when the Program Liaisons will be available for consultation.

ADVENTURE CONNECTED EXPERIENCE

GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT VILLAGE

ROVER BRIGADE WORLD POINT

MOUNT JACK STADIUM EVENTS

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ADVENTURE

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ADVENTURE OVERVIEW

The Adventure area provides the 24th World Scout Jamboree with an adventure program that utilizes the world class Aerial, Aquatics, Climbing, Shooting and Wheeled Sports facilities of the Summit Bechtel Reserve and surrounding New River Gorge area.

All of our activities are suitable for any skillset (beginner to expert). Our skilled and certified instructors will show you what you need to know to participate in any of our activities.

OUR ONE GOAL:

To enable as many Scouts as possible to experience our Adventure activities.

To meet that goal, we will only be able to accommodate adult leaders or International Service Team (IST) members when there are no Scouts waiting to participate in an activity.

OUR MOTTO:

ADVENTURE AWAITS. FIND YOURS.

ADVENTURE

HOURS OF OPERATION

JULY 23

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 28

12 p.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 24

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 29

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 25

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 30

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 26

CLOSED - CULTURAL CELEBRATION DAY

JULY 31

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 27

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

AUGUST 1

8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Please note: Hours and the time it takes to complete an activity are subject to change because of weather.

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AERIAL SPORTS

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WELCOME TO AERIAL SPORTS! ATTIRE: Everything should be tucked in, no clothing should be hanging out. No lanyards.

Must have closed-toe shoes. A helmet and harness are provided and required for all Aerial activities. For some Aerial Sports activities gloves will also be provided and required.

BIG ZIP

DESCRIPTION: If you like going fast with a bird’s-eye view, clip into one of five zip lines that zig and zag over Adventure Valley at the Summit. There are miles and miles of aerial adventure -- five parallel zip lines over a combined 3,000 feet (914 meters) long. Reach speeds of up to 50 mph (80 km/h) as you soar over the Summit Bechtel Reserve on one of the longest zip line courses in all of North America.

PLEASE NOTE: Must be minimum of 50 lbs. (22 kg), maximum of 250 lbs. (113 kg).

TIME TO COMPLETE: 60 minutes, plus 40+ minute hike to launch area LOCATION: Tridave Lake (37.913376, -81.122027)

THE CANOPY

DESCRIPTION: Taking to the trees at The Summit Bechtel Reserve is more than just zip lines. The Canopy is a tree-to-tree adventure that gives Scouts a new way to connect with the environment. The journey combines geology, history, and topography of the region to create an exciting encounter -- all while suspended far above the earth.

Science Behind the Sport - This program area will also offer an optional Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) educational experience delivered by West Virginia University on a first come, first served and space available basis.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 80 minutes LOCATION: The Canopy (37.9213982, -81.1100006)

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ACTION POINT - CANOPY

DESCRIPTION: Taking to the trees at The Summit Bechtel Reserve is more than just zip lines. The Canopy is a tree-to-tree adventure that gives Scouts a new way to connect with the environment. The journey combines geology, history, and topography of the region to create an exciting encounter-- all while suspended far above the earth.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 80 minutes LOCATION: Action Point (37.918608, -81.121153)

THE ROPES

DESCRIPTION: Go further on one of the most extensive challenge course setups in North America. Navigating cargo nets, swinging logs, and rope bridges brings out the best in a person and shows what they’re capable of. Scouts will carry this sense of accomplishment and perseverance for the rest of their lives.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 180 minutes LOCATION: The Ropes (37.904616, -81.125584)

GATEWAY & LEGACY ZIP

DESCRIPTION: If you like a bird’s-eye view, clip into one of ten zip lines and fly over the Scott Summit Center. Five lines to the right (Gateway) and five lines to the left (Legacy) let you race your buddy high above the action. It’s an experience you won’t soon forget!

PLEASE NOTE: Must be minimum of 50 lbs. (22 kg), maximum of 250 lbs. (113 kg).

TIME TO COMPLETE: 45 minutes, plus 15 minute hike to launch area LOCATION: Summit Center Zip Launch (37.913683, -81.126577)

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AQUATICS

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ADVENTURE

ADVENTURE AWAITS. FIND YOURS.

WELCOME TO AQUATICS! ATTIRE: Other than swimsuit, nothing else is ‘required’. Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, rash guard, etc) advised, plus a water bottle. All activities are bare feet, so special footwear is not required.

KAYAK

DESCRIPTION: Learn how to select a paddle and use it properly (shoulder rotation, blade rotation using control hand, etc.) as well as basic maneuvers and how to get in and out of your kayak. Once on the water, you’ll practice the maneuvers you’ve learned. For the advanced kayaker, put your skills to the test with interactive games.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 30 minutes LOCATION: Tridave Lake (37.908745, -81.122057)

STANDUP PADDLEBOARDING (SUP)

DESCRIPTION: Cruise on Goodrich Lake West on a Standup Paddleboard. You’ll be shown how to select a paddle and receive instruction in basic maneuvers. On the water, practice basic maneuvers under staff direction. Once the basics are mastered, come back to join an advanced group and experience the SUP trail.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 30 minutes LOCATION: Goodrich Lake West (37.915202, -81.137305)

TEAM STANDUP PADDLEBOARDING (SUP)

DESCRIPTION: Is your paddling team ready to compete? In this timed event your six person team will race around a buoyed course on a gigantic Stand Up Paddleboard. Teamwork is a must!

TIME TO COMPLETE: 30 minutes LOCATION: Goodrich Lake East (37.915832, -81.134469)

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SCUBA

DESCRIPTION: This Jamboree scuba activity introduces you to the wonders of breathing underwater using state-of-the-art scuba equipment in one of our four custom-built 40 ft x 80 ft (12 m x 24 m) above-ground pools.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 30 minutes LOCATION: The Pools (37.916518, -81.144869)

WATER REALITY

DESCRIPTION: Bring your game face because Water Reality is a floating obstacle course in the lake that you and three of your mates will tackle in a timed event. You’ll be wearing life jackets and helmets. The best team times will be posted each day: try to beat them!

TIME TO COMPLETE: 20 minutes LOCATION: Goodrich Lake West (37.916002, -81.135991)

DID YOU KNOW?

SCUBA

AT THE JAMBOREE IS THE LARGEST INTRODUCTORY SCUBA EXPERIENCE IN THE WORLD. 16

ADVENTURE

CLIMBING

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WELCOME TO CLIMBING! ATTIRE: Everything tucked in, no clothing hanging out. No lanyards. Must have closed-toe shoes. A helmet and harness are provided and required for all Climbing venues.

THE ROCKS

DESCRIPTION: If you like climbing, The Rocks is for you. Climbing, Rappelling, Bouldering and the Leap of Faith - we have it all! We have climbing routes perfect for the beginner, all the way up to routes for expert climbers. See if you can find a route all the way around one of our boulders. Rappel (abseil) right down the side of our tower using a rope. Once you get the hang of it, you will want to do it again! Or, jump off the side of our tower in the Leap of Faith.

It might take some real inner strength to take the leap, but that confidence will stick with you through the Jamboree and beyond. Your determination and skills will take you to new heights!

TIME TO COMPLETE: 90 minutes LOCATION: The Rocks (37.905368, -81.121279)

BOULDER COVE

DESCRIPTION: A smaller version of The Rocks located within the Scott Summit Center. Climb, boulder, and rappel on the artificial surfaces that, to the unknowing, look like they have been around for hundreds of years.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 45 minutes LOCATION: Boulder Cove (37.914215, -81.133184)

DID YOU KNOW?

THE SUMMIT

HAS THE LARGEST OUTDOOR CLIMBING STRUCTURE IN THE WORLD. 18

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EXTREME SPORTS

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WELCOME TO EXTREME SPORTS! BIKING ATTIRE: Gloves appropriate for biking are recommended but not required. A helmet will be provided and is required to participate. BMX provides and requires knee & elbow pads to be worn. Special cycling shoes (for use with clipless pedals) are not allowed as the pedals on our bikes are flat.

SKATEBOARDING ATTIRE: Lightweight rubber soled shoes that are closed-toe and do not go above the ankle. Over-the-ankle hiking boots are not appropriate for skateboarding. Also, please plan to bring a water bottle (not a bladder) with your name on it. A helmet and knee & elbow pads are provided and required to skate.

Recommended Cycling Gloves

Recommended Skateboarding Shoes

LOW GEAR

DESCRIPTION: From first time riders to expert Mountain Bike racers, Low Gear has something for everyone. Low Gear features 27 miles (43 km) of cross-country and advanced downhill trails to challenge the best mountain bike riders! Prepare for an adventure as you travel some of the best trails at the Summit and get a great workout.

TIME TO COMPLETE: You decide how long you want to ride.

LOCATION: Low Gear (37.902574, -81.124498)

ACTION POINT - MOUNTAIN BIKING

DESCRIPTION: Learn basic mountain biking skills as you travel under the CONSOL Energy Bridge along the Jared Harvey Mountain Biking Trails. The main trails will start out easy but have areas to challenge even the best riders. Go at your own speed and just have fun!

TIME TO COMPLETE: 30 minutes LOCATION: Action Point (37.918414, -81.120887)

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THE PARK

DESCRIPTION: You can’t beat the freedom of skateboarding, carving pristine concrete, hitting the vert of the half pipe or ripping streetstyle. Develop your skateboarding skill-set to get comfortable with your board under your feet and get the most out of your skate experience at the second-largest skate facility in the United States. The Park offers something for every ability, from beginner to seasoned thrasher. Build up your skill in the bowl, reach new heights on the vert ramp, or grind out new combos street-style in The Park.

TIME TO COMPLETE: You decide how long you want to skate.

LOCATION: The Park (37.917841, -81.149186)

ACTION POINT - SKATEBOARD

DESCRIPTION: Want to learn to skateboard or learn something new? Then Action Point Skate is for you! We have outstanding instructors to teach anyone and everyone. Beginners and intermediates will find it fun and exciting and you’ll be amazed at what you can learn. Street features and a mini ramp are sure to build your skills. We supply the board, pads and helmet to keep you safe.

TIME TO COMPLETE: You decide how long you want to skate.

LOCATION: Action Point (37.917998, -81.120998)

THE TRAX

DESCRIPTION: If you want a challenge? If you want a thrill? If you want to get lots of air? Then come to The Trax. There are 6 different BMX-style tracks for all skill levels. You can learn to ride then put your abilities to the test. You can move from track to track. By the end of the day you will be flying. For more fun, more excitement come to The Trax.

TIME TO COMPLETE: As long as you want to ride.

LOCATION: The Trax (37.918803, -81.153581)

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ACTION POINT - BMX

DESCRIPTION: Learn the skills needed to take on the humps and bumps of our BMX track.

Four tracks will challenge you. Go head-to-head as one of eight riders to see who will win the race, featuring X-Games style starting gates.

TIME TO COMPLETE: As long as you want to ride.

LOCATION: Action Point (37.91721, -81.120809)

DID YOU KNOW?

THE PARK

IS THE SECOND LARGEST SKATE PARK IN THE UNITED STATES.

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RIVER EXPERIENCE

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RIVER RAFTING

DESCRIPTION: River Experience offers rafting on three sections of the scenic New River.

Each ten-person raft has a professional river guide provided by local outfitters. Participation requires preregistration with the contingent. The sections of the New River will be Class III. All participating Scouts and adults must have: Clothing that can get wet.

Proper footwear (closed-toe).

Epi pen / inhalers if needed.

A small water bottle is also recommended. The water bottle MUST have a “D” ring for lashing to the raft.

Covered gear storage will be available while groups are on the river. This storage is not secured and all items left at owner’s risk.

REQUIRED ATTIRE: A helmet and Personal Flotation Device (PFD) are provided and required to go rafting.

PLEASE NOTE: A permission authorized/signed by a parent/guardian, completed and submitted during 24th World Scout Jamboree registration is required. Currently there is no option for walk-up participation.

River Rafting does NOT close due to weather, including thunderstorms.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 4 to 6 hours depending on water level.

LOCATION: Delta Basecamp (37.918928, -81.138065)

DID YOU KNOW?

THE NEW RIVER IS THE OLDEST RIVER IN NORTH AMERICA.

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SHOOTING SPORTS

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THE BARRELS - EAST

DESCRIPTION: The Barrels at the Summit Bechtel Reserve has the most varied rifle and pistol events in Scouting. Shooting over a gorge with .223 rifles and four range bays of reactive steel targets with a semi-automatic pistol. Shooting sports at the Jamboree will include shotguns, rifles, and pistols. If marksmanship is in your sights, head for The Barrels.

Rifle: .22 rifle 50 ft. (15 m) marksmanship range. Graduate to .223 caliber bolt action rifles with scope with steel targets at 80-100 yards (73-91 m). Move on to .308 caliber bolt action rifles with scope out to 120 yards (18 m) at steel targets.

Static Pistol: Learn the basics or improve your skills target shooting using .22 caliber semi-automatic pistols.

Steel Plate Range: Move to the next level of pistol shooting, with .22 or 9 mm pistols.

Test your skills and accuracy shooting more than a paper target. Enjoy plinking at the dueling tree or knock down steel plates! Graduate to the Jack Links Range to test your pistol skills competing against other participants.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 30 minutes LOCATION: The Barrels (37.906486, -81.137178)

THE BARRELS - WEST

DESCRIPTION: The best sporting clay course in the country? That’s right. Right here at the Summit Bechtel Reserve. Sixty acres (24 ha) is plenty of room for increased safety and well over 50 stations. Shooting sports at the Jamboree will include shotguns, rifles, and even pistols. If marksmanship is in your sights, head for The Barrels.

Shotgun: Start with trap decks, 12 gauge with single straight-away clay targets. Move up to five stand with multiple clay targets. Go to sporting clays, multi-station on a wooded trail with each station presenting a different challenge with multiple clay targets.

Powder ball: Using aerial targets, and a paint ball gun with powder balls.

Chalkball: Adjacent to powder ball, shooting at steel reactive targets.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 30 minutes LOCATION: The Barrels (37.906637, -81.146218)

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THE BOWS

DESCRIPTION: You’ve never seen archery quite like this! The Jamboree will feature several different archery ranges at The Bows, including a 10-yard (9 m) instructional range, a range with 3-D animal targets in the woods, a long distance range, a sporting arrows range where you try to hit targets flying through the air, and a crossbow range.

Static Range: Learn how to shoot or work on improving your form under the watchful eyes of our expert coaches.

Long-Distance Range: Feel what it’s like to shoot like they do in the Olympics.

3D Range: Shoot at 36 different shooting stations in the woods at foam wolves, deer, bear, turkeys, and other wild animals.

Sporting Arrows Range: Test your reflexes by shooting flu-flu arrows at foam disks on the fly in the air.

Crossbow Range: A new, exciting activity that has been piloted at the Summit Bechtel Reserve for two years. Shoot 20-inch arrows from a crossbow at an archery target.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 30 minutes LOCATION: The Bows (37.911665, -81.15437)

JOE CRAFTON SPORTSMAN’S COMPLEX

DESCRIPTION: Learn about conservation though hunting efforts and experience LaserShot our indoor shooting facility.

TIME TO COMPLETE: 45 minutes LOCATION: Joe Crafton Sportsman’s Complex (37.915499, -81.12067)

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CENTRO MONDIAL OVERVIEW

In a world of ever-increasing change, come and explore the enduring and the cutting-edge to see what it will take to Be Prepared for the future. With Centro Mondial’s activities and interactive exhibits, try new things, meet new friends, identify forces that will shape our world for decades to come, and reflect on how our Scouting values – the Scout Promise and Law – will help you be successful as you navigate these changes throughout your life.

Centro Mondial, derived from the Spanish word for “center” and the French word for “world”, has four main program areas: 1. North American Dream: Come learn about the host countries and their values, work ethic, culture, and geography.

2. Faith and Beliefs: Explore the world’s faiths, their similarities, and the power of faith.

3. Better World: Discover how Scouts are creating positive change around the world with local projects and international networks.

4. Living in the 21st Century: Engage with five topics that are essential to global citizenship in this century: the future of work, exploration, communication, transportation, and food.

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BE PREPARED FOR THE FUTURE

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JULY 23

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JULY 28

10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 24

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 29

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 25

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 30

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 26

CLOSED - CULTURAL CELEBRATION DAY

JULY 31

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 27

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

AUGUST 1

8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

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NORTH AMERICAN DREAM LOCATION: LEGACY VILLAGE

North American Dream is all about you! It is moving, inspirational, and a catalyst for ideas and conversation. Come and see the world in a new way, or discover your career path! At North American Dream, you can explore the ideas, unique geographical resources, and values that are important to the host nations (Canada, Mexico and United States of America).

CULTURE:

Experience the cultures of the three host countries and consider the similarities and the differences. Even if you’re from one of the hosts, you’ll learn something about your neighboring countries!

NATURAL RESOURCES:

Learn about the natural resources of the host countries.

Which resources are important? Why should we strive to protect them?

INTERCONNECTEDNESS:

The world keeps shrinking. Over the years, we have become more connected globally. Come explore how this changes how people interact.

CIVIL LIBERTIES:

Explore Civil Liberties and learn how the host nations protect their

rights.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP:

What makes an entrepreneur different from an employee?

Come discover skills you need to be an entrepreneur of your own.

INNOVATION:

Innovation is at the heart of technological advances: someone has to dream up an idea before a product can be made and produced. Come join us to discover how ideas and dreams are turned into reality.

FINANCES:

How does the stock market work? See how and why money is made and how financial markets effect everyone around the world.

FREE MARKET ECONOMICS:

Why is trade important? Come play a fun game and

find out!

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FAITH AND BELIEFS LOCATION: FREEDOM FIELD

When our founder Lord Robert Baden-Powell was asked where religion comes into Scouting, he replied “It does not come in at all. It is already there. It is a fundamental factor underlying Scouting.”

At the Faith and Beliefs area in Freedom Field, Scouts will be able to explore their own faith, the faiths of others, and the sense of shared spirituality that connects us all.

Experience the connected nature of the five major world religions.

Explore eleven different faith groups.

Interact with chaplains from your own and others’ faiths.

Consider faith in the modern era and what comes with a committed faith.

Learn about the Messengers of Peace program and how Scouts around the world are promoting peace and dialogue among all peoples and faiths.

Worship services will be conducted in all subcamps. Chaplains will also be available for counseling and pastoral care. The worship service schedules and locations will be made available in each of the subcamps by the Chaplains staff and published to the Jamboree app.

DUTY TO GOD – DUTY TO SCOUTING – DUTY TO THE WORLD

BETTER WORLD

LOCATION: GATEWAY VILLAGE YOUNG PEOPLE

like you should feel empowered to become active citizens, creating stronger and more sustainable communities. The Better World tent is an all-in-one dynamic place to discover how Scouts are creating positive change around the world with local projects and international networks.

LEARN

about WOSM’s key world initiatives and programs such as the new World Scout Environment Programme, Scouts of the World Award, and Messengers of Peace. In particular, Messengers of Peace, has inspired Scouts to make local, national, and global impacts through grassroots community service projects that contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals.

JOIN the ScoutTalks around a virtual campfire, sign up for the HeforShe commitment, or earn the Dialogue for Peace or Patrimonito badge. Get information about upcoming international events like Jota-Joti, the next World Scout Moot in Ireland and the permanent mini Jamboree at Kandersteg International Scout Center (KISC). And don’t miss our many special Night Events for IST and adult leaders.

HOURS OF OPERATION

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8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. & 1:30 p.m. - 5 p.m.

LIVING IN THE 21ST CENTURY CENTRO MONDIAL

As individuals, it is hard to change the world; but, as we’ve learned through Scouting, if enough talented minds come together to solve problems and share ideas with one another, then small, incremental progress can become huge leaps. Come explore Living in the 21st Century to learn skills and to generate ideas about the workforce of the future, natural exploration, media communications, modes of transportation, and the food industry. You, along with your new friends from around the world, can discover how to be better global citizens in the years to come and perhaps develop these activities into hobbies or careers.

HOW CAN YOU BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE WORLD? Our programs include: Exploration Food Transportation Knowledgeable Workforce Media & Communications Sustainability Treehouse

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EXPLORATION

LOCATION: CONSERVATION TRAIL & BOULDER COVE Unleash your curiosity, journey across Goodrich Lake, and propel yourself up the trail to Exploration. Come see what tomorrow can bring! Exploration pushes back the frontiers of the unknown. From traveling where we have never been before, to observing, investigating, and collecting new information, and developing new resources and technology that will allow us to expand the limited of knowledge from space to great depths underwater.

EXPLORING OUR GROUND:

Dig into how and where minerals and metals are found, and the processes involved in making them into critical ingredients for daily life. Discover the wide variety of career fields that mining encompasses – geology, chemistry, engineering, manufacturing, data analytics, and more – and how modern mining tackles the challenges of safety, sustainability, and social responsibility.

EXPLORING OUR FOOT:

What does it take to hike long distances? Come test your knowledge about maps, plants, animals, hiking skills, and trail ethics as you team up with other Scouts to hike 2,190 miles from Georgia to Maine along the Appalachian Trail. Come meet people who have made the trip and share your ideal trek!

BRING YOUR OUTDOOR ETHICS – LEAVE NO TRACE:

Come learn how to check for bears, toss a Bear Bag Rocket, solve the Trash Timeline, and take a short break in one of the camping hammocks we use for Low-Impact Camping as we talk about Leave No Trace.

EXPLORING OUR SPACE:

We will explore how NASA sees the universe with infrared eyes from a telescope high the in the atmosphere installed on a jumbo jet, and will team up with the International Space Station (ISS) to design, build, and test devices that will react to the apparent weightlessness which results from free fall.

EXPLORING NEW SCIENCE:

Come explore advancements in genetics, genomeediting technology, and personalized medicine that can help defeat diseases and improve existing medical treatments.

LAND NAVIGATION:

Unlock the world by navigating the course with only a map and compass on hand! Orienteering and Geocaching are Treasure Hunts where everyone finds TREASURE! Is your team the fastest and the best? We’ll also be using amateur radio direction finding to locate transmitters hidden across the Jamboree site. You’ll be shown how to use a directional antenna and then set out on a course over the Summit Center to find these transmitters.

THE EXPLORATION CHALLENGE:

Are you up for The Exploration Challenge? You will only have 30 minutes to solve the challenge in our Scouting Escape Room! Come find out if your team has what it takes!

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FOOD

LOCATION: ACTION POINT & CUSHMAN FAMILY FISH CAMP When thinking about food, it is essential to look at what you eat and wonder, “where does it come from? How do we prepare it?” Come find out for yourself at the Food Program at the World Scout Jamboree! This is the place for you to share ideas about food production, consumption, and healthy choices.

At the Cushman Family Fish Camp on Goodrich Lake East, participate in outdoor activities such as casting and catch and release fishing. At Action Point, learn and experience aspects of farming, greenhouses, hydroponics, growing local food, and community gardens. Explore Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathmatics (STEM) activities like supply management problems, calculating quotas, soil and water testing, working with engineered growing areas, and building a better water pump. You can even become a ‘chef’ for a few minutes with training from a professional.

Have you ever wondered if eating insects is the answer to sustainable food supply around the world? Visit the Cricket Café, which will quickly become famous as a comfortable and fun drop-in area. Come and have a cricket!

TRANSPORTATION LOCATION: THE WEST END Ever wondered how you will get from place to place in this rapidly changing world, impacted by advancing technology? Will flying cars or hover boards really ever become mainstream?

Come to the Transportation Area within Living in the 21st Century to find out!

Transportation will showcase how engineers are planning and designing a transportation system for the next generation. Here, you can learn how people and goods were transported in the past and experience, design, and construct techniques that will affect how we move in the future. At the Transportation area, you can: Challenge yourself on a driving simulator to drive safely with lots of distractions.

Test your ability to drive a vehicle while impaired through the Fatal Vision Goggle challenge.

Experience how virtual reality is helping engineers better design roads and bridges.

Ride a cargo bike or an electric bike to see how many in the world get around.

Explore how engineers are designing transportation to reduce the impact on the environment.

Test out your bridge design to see how much weight it can hold.

Experience what it is like to get around with visual and physical challenges.

Guess how many ton-miles are in your breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

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KNOWLEDGEABLE WORKFORCE LOCATION: THE WEST END The job market in the 21st Century is rapidly evolving, due to the growing capabilities and impacts of technology, trade and economic development. If we aren’t aware of these changes, we might be left behind and potentially out of a job before we know it (or before we even start!). Come on over to the Knowledgeable Workforce and see how the next generation can adapt by learning skills and technology that will keep you at the forefront of your field.

VIRTUAL REALITY:

Immerse yourself in a Virtual Reality video game! Come check out how it’s also getting adopted into more and more job fields, such as medical studies and engineering.

3-D PRINTING:

Turn your wildest creations on a computer into a real-life prototype with 3-D Printing! This is the place for you to see how 3-D printing is being used to revolutionize the way companies create prototypes, manufacture products, and repair equipment.

DRONES:

Everybody loves drones! Come pilot some of the most advanced aircraft where you’ll learn how automated drones are making their way into the market for shipping products directly to your homes.

JOB OUTLOOK:

Explore potential careers of the future as tech becomes more and more advanced. The future is bustling with uncertainty, and, with all of these new technologies coming out, who knows what careers will be available in the near future!

MAKER SPACE/PROGRAMMABLE ROBOTS:

Ever wanted to make your own circuit board? Or program a robot to dance? Or design a device that is able to communicate and work together with other devices around the Jamboree? You can figure out how to do all of that at our Maker Space!

TENT OF POSSIBILITIES:

With more advancements in technology, how are we working towards creating a more inclusive workplace for those of all abilities? It is a question asked by many, and we’d love to explore that with you down at the Tent of Possibilities!

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MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS LOCATION: TILLERSON LEADERSHIP CENTER & LONNIE POOLE GATEWAY VILLAGE

Learn about the way people from all over the world interact with communications and media in the 21st century!

In the Tillerson Leadership Center, you can use a hands-on TV studio to see how a television broadcast comes together, just like the journalists, television hosts, and technicians. We will also explore media controls around the world, from personal social media to independent vs. government media management.

In the Lonnie Poole Gateway Village, you’ll discover how to overcome obstacles to good communication such as dysgraphia, dyslexia, neuropathy, and much more to build a more inclusive world. Come discover the evolution of media technology from cave drawings to modern satellites, as well as the evolution of the telephone since its invention in 1876 to now!

You’ll also be able to make a postcard to send back home during your visit to the World Scout Jamboree.

Just around the corner in another area of the Lonnie Poole Gateway Village is the Jamboree’s amateur radio station (NA1WJ), which connects us with those who couldn’t attend the Jamboree in person. We’ll have ten amateur radio stations on the air talking to other stations around the world. Come get in front of the microphone yourself!

Want to talk to an astronaut? We have a planned contact with an astronaut on the International Space Station — stay tuned for the exact day and time. Stop by early and enter the drawing to be one of 15 Scouts selected to ask the astronauts a question!

SUSTAINABILITY TREEHOUSE LOCATION: SUSTAINABILITY TREEHOUSE

Between the local timber used to build the structure, the rainwater recovery system and the wind and solar generated energy, the Sustainability Treehouse is not just a museum, it’s an adventure!

The treehouse’s towering Corten steel frame offers extraordinary vantage points to explore and understand the Jamboree site from the dirt beneath your feet, the canopy of trees surrounding you and the sky above. Interactive exhibits throughout the Treehouse feature sustainable technologies, including solar panels, wind turbines, and a large water treatment system which all reflect a Scout’s commitment to sustainability.

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CONNECTED EXPERIENCE

WORLD SCOUT JAMBOREE MOBILE APP

Download the official 24th World Scout Jamboree App for the latest updates, maps, schedules, and more!

THE JAMBOREE WIDE GAME NOVUS will provide each participant with a unique wristband that will identify them, facilitate engagement with the Jamboree and other participants, and create a timeline of their experience that they may use to build their personal Jamboree story. The experience will be heightened by making participation in Jamboree activities and meeting other Jamboree participants a game, with participants receiving points for engaging in planned Jamboree activities, interacting with participants from other contingents, and attending special activities at the Summit. In addition, engagement will be encouraged by periodic “flash” activities to create excitement and promote a varied, ever-changing experience for Jamboree participants.

WORLD SCOUT JAMBOREE LIVESTREAM Each morning and night a live news and entertainment show will be broadcast across the Jamboree site and around the world. This humorous program will recap the current day’s events, highlight interesting Jamboree stories, and preview the next day’s activities.

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GLOBE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM LOCATION: SCOTT SUMMIT CENTER WEST OF THE AT&T STADIUM STAGE Energy, information, collaboration, relationships are the key to leadership and they are the key to experiencing the GLOBE Leadership event. GLOBE is a highly-interactive leadership development exercise that shares the leadership concepts in an engaging, fun, and informative way. This ticketed event will give groups a chance to work together to solve their escape room, and learn some things about them at the same time. Each group will have an introduction and a leadership conversation and experience. Visit GLOBE to learn about leadership topics from around the world, contribute your knowledge of leadership while learning some things about your own style and delivery. A personal report will be delivered as well. At the end of the Escape Room activity, teams will debrief with a GameMaster who will offer some observations of the teams and how each team member can enhance their own style of leadership.

MODEL UNITED NATIONS LOCATION: THOMAS G. PIGOTT DINING HALL Empathy is a crucial component to connecting cultures. The Model UN program allows Scouts to consider real issues from around the globe and work collaboratively to understand other perspectives and develop practical solutions to complex problems. Participants will be nomitnated by their NSO.

CREATIVE EXPRESSION LOCATION: LARGE TENT IN SUBCAMP C1 Creative Expression is the place where the Jamboree Participant can tell a story in whatever means they feel is best. Video and audio recording booths will allow Participants to use their own words and their pictures to share what the Jamboree means to them at that point in time. These booths will migrate across the Jamboree to ensure that everyone who is inspired to share can do so at the time inspiration strikes. Participants can use paint and a variety of media to tell a story in both a free-form style or be part of the Mosaic, a large canvas image that will be painted by thousands of Participants over the course of the Jamboree. Music and dance will be available to share the sounds of home with the other Jamboree Participants.

POST-JAMBOREE ACTIVATION As one of the largest gatherings of Scouts ever, the 24th World Scout Jamboree represents a unique opportunity to activate all Scouts around the globe in a unified effort to act consistent with the vision of Baden-Powell.

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SUMMIT STORIES INITIATIVE LOCATION: THOMAS G. PIGOTT DINING HALL Summit Stories is an exciting new program at the 24th World Jamboree that gives ordinary Scouts from around the world the ability to tell the story of how Scouting has impacted their life as it relates to one of four daily themes: Gender Equity; Multiculturalism; Leadership; and the Value of Scouting. Each speaker will tell their story in front of an audience of approximately 300 Jamboree participants, staff, and guests, and it will be livestreamed to the different base camps around the Summit Bechtel Reserve, and to Scouts around the world via social media and Jamboree LiveStream channels. Each story will also be recorded and posted online for viewing after the Jamboree. Stories that aren’t included in the live program may be broadcast to the Jamboree and Scouts worldwide via social media channels during and after the Jamboree. Participants will hear stories told by notable visitors to the Jamboree and by Scouts and Scouters who have distinguished themselves, either in Scouting or in their chosen field.

Those listening to the stories as participants will take part in guided group discussion led by a Summit Stories staff member between stories to give all participants an opportunity to discuss the lessons offered by the speakers and how to put those lessons into action in their own lives.

Summit Stories will take place on four different days over the course of the 24th World Scout Jamboree: Wednesday July 24 (Gender Equity), Thursday July 25 (Multiculturalism), Wednesday July 31 (Leadership) and Thursday August 1 (Value of Scouting). All stories will be presented in the Pigott Dining Hall in Base Camp D. The program will run from 09:00-16:00, with lunch from 12:00-13:00.

If you are interested in telling your story as part of the Summit Stories program, check the Jamboree Flash Update for access to the open-call submission form, for those who would be willing to tell their story, either in person, or via a prerecorded video message. Each applicant will submit a written copy of their story (in English), and a video of themselves delivering their story (which can be in English, Spanish, French or their native tongue) by May 15th for consideration. Submitting an application does not guarantee selection to tell your story at the Jamboree. For those who would like to view the stories as a symposium participant, each contingent will receive at least one ticket per half-day or day-long Summit Stories session to distribute to a contingent member(s). Larger contingents will an receive additional ticket(s) until venue capacity is reached.

Has your time in the Scouting movement benefited or influenced your life in an indelible way? Do you think that the Scout Movement is valuable, and want more people to join the movement? Then take the chance to have your story heard — and its impact felt — around the world with Summit Stories.

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REFLECTIONS HAVE YOU PAUSED AT ALL TODAY? These activities strengthen learning opportunities and what we are experiencing at the Jamboree. We learn not from just doing, but from thinking about what we do.

What are you hoping to experience while at the the Jamboree? How is this experience effecting you and your daily goals or perhaps you have set new goals for when you return home. Meet with our team as we roam across the Jamboree and your story may be our daily feature.

WORLD SCOUT JAMBOREE AMBASSADORS PROGRAM This exciting new program provides an opportunity for Scouts around the world to see the World Scout Jamboree from the perspective of each individual contingent. Every contingent will select one youth member to serve as an ambassador to the Jamboree. Global Ambassadors will be given special access to Jamboree events and activities and will broadcast their experience on their personalized blog page on the Jamboree website and via social media.

If you see a Global Ambassador, say hello, and share a story about your Scouting experience.

You may end up being mentioned on that Ambassador’s blog!

YOUNG CORRESPONDENTS LOCATION: LARGE TENT IN SUBCAMP C1 Have you ever wondered what a career as a journalist might be like? Or thought about what it takes to create great content like your favorite YouTuber or vlogger. The Young Coorespondents program will give you the knowledge and the tools to capture your Jamboree experience and share your content with the world.

We will give you the chance to try all the latest video and audio equipment and our dedicated team will be on hand to help you plan and edit your story. As a Young Coorespondent you’ll either be able to work your own angle for a story or take one of our live briefs to help capture a specific event happening during the Jamboree.

We’ll be running workshops throughout the Jamboree on topics like what is news, how to make the most of social media to tell your story and tricks of the trade for editing your footage.

So if you want to try your hand at being a reporter and telling your story to the world the Young Coorespondents program is for you.

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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT VILLAGE

BE PART OF THE GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT VILLAGE The Global Development Village (GDV) is an opportunity to involve young people in the global development agenda and empower them with the knowledge, attitudes and skills needed to play an active role in their communities. It is an interactive space within the World Scout Jamboree designed to raise awareness about global issues, build capacities among young people, and create a strong commitment for Creating a Better World.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will be the main topics at the GDV. The universal, transformational and inclusive SDGs describe major development challenges for humanity.

The aim of the 17 SDGs is to secure a sustainable, peaceful, prosperous and equitable life on earth for everyone now and in the future.

MEET NEW FRIENDS AND HAVE FUN

The GDV is a real village, with real people from different countries and sectors. It is organized in neighborhoods where the global issues live. It has a main plaza, where young people can meet with friends to talk and have fun. It has exhibitions and performances, sound and music, and lots of activities and interactive workshops.

LEARN A SKILL, TEACH A SKILL

The GDV will provide a meeting place for young people from all the world to interact and exchange ideas, to learn new skills and bring them back home and to discuss with experts from National and International Organizations from all sectors working on the main challenges the world faces today.

At the 24th World Scout Jamboree, more than 40,000 Scouts and visitors from all around the world will have a unique opportunity to learn directly from world-class specialists how their local actions have a global impact, and how they can make a difference in their communities.

SHARE WITH OTHERS

Scouts do great things around the world and we want you to tell everyone about it. That amazing community project you participated in. All those people you thought a new skill to.

Those children that know how to read because of you. That village that now has clean water after Scouts intervened. The GDV will be an open space for sharing and learning from each other.

EARN A NEW BADGE

We have badges for you! Scouts will have the opportunity of experiencing WOSM’s programs under the Better World Framework (Scouts of the World Award, Messengers of Peace, World Scout Environment Program, Dialogue for Peace, GoSolar), and other global initiatives such as the Youth and United Nations Global Alliance (YUNGA). Skills that you learn at GDV can help you earn a new badge or two.

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THE GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT VILLAGE BADGE

The badge represents each of the topics covered by the Global Development Village: People, Prosperity, Peace, Planet and Partnerships.

BY PARTICIPATING IN ONE WORKSHOP OR ACTIVITY FOR EACH TOPIC, SHARING YOUR STORY IN A CAMPFIRE AND BEING PART OF A SPECIAL EVENT, YOU CAN EARN THIS BADGE.

GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT VILLAGE HOURS OF OPERATION

JULY 23

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 28

10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 24

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 29

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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CLOSED - CULTURAL CELEBRATION DAY

JULY 31

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 27

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

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MOUNT JACK

MOUNT JACK MOUNTAIN TOP EXPERIENCE Each World Scout Jamboree participant will have the opportunity for a mountaintop experience on Mt. Jack, where unique adventures await. This day-long program will feature a brisk, yet picturesque hike up Mt. Jack, the highest point of the Summit Bechtel Reserve. There, you’ll find a collection of unique activity centers ready for you to explore. While enjoying your day on Mt. Jack, you will have the chance to see commanding overlooks of the World Scout Jamboree site and the New River Gorge.

PREPARATION AND MAKING THE TREK Be prepared for inclement weather. The hike will be on well-established trails. Sturdy footwear is recommended. Full water bottles are a must! Hydration stations are located at the trail head, along the trails, and throughout Mt. Jack. It’s recommended to use the restroom at the trailhead prior to embarking. If you have any questions, find the nearest Pathfinder staff member who can help you on your journey! Pathfinder teams will ensure participants are prepared for their Mt. Jack hike, support public safety responses to lost Scout or inclement weather situations, and help with Mt. Jack information platforms and campfire programs.

BASECAMP MT. JACK TREK DAYS JULY 24

BASECAMP ALPHA

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BASECAMP CHARLIE

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BASECAMP FOXTROT

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BASECAMP DELTA

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BASECAMP BRAVO

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OPEN VISIT

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ACTIVITIES

LOCATION: MOUNT JACK WEST

Two courses of varying difficulty, each designed to be run as an individual or as a team. These courses will test your mind, body, and spirit. Participant patrols will have the opportunity to compete against other patrols head-to-head or against the clock for the best time each day.

WOOD, ROPE & SPARS ACTIVITIES

LOCATION: MOUNT JACK WEST

Experience a vast collection of hands-on traditional and modern projects made of wood and ropes, all built onsite. Check out the geosphere globe. Ride the BP carousel! Use wood tools to make games and working mallets.

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1ST SCOUT CAMP OF NORTH AMERICA ACTIVITIES

LOCATION: MOUNT JACK WEST

Step back in time over 100 years ago and experience how early Scouts lived, camped, ate, learned skills and played games in North America’s first camps.ROGRAM AREAS ARE

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ACTIVITIES

LOCATION: MOUNT JACK EAST

Partcipate in team and individual sports from around the world including soccer, basketball, volleyball, disk golf and more!

MT. JACK CAMPFIRE

ACTIVITIES

LOCATION: MOUNT JACK EAST

During the program day on Mt. Jack, participants will enjoy an afternoon campfire program.

They will experience live musical performances and other entertainment, reminiscent of campfire programs at the Boy Scouts of America’s high adventure bases.

FRIENDSHIP TARTAN GAMES ACTIVITIES

LOCATION: MOUNT JACK EAST

Traditional Highland games that are popular around the world, many of which have evolved into modern Olympic events.

FRONTIER VILLAGE

ACTIVITIES

LOCATION: MOUNT JACK EAST

Step into the Village and experience the activities of life on the North American Frontier in the 1800s. Fire a blackpowder rifle, throw a tomahawk, visit the blacksmith shop, make rope, and talk with characters from the past as you experience life on the frontier.

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ROVER BRIGADE

BADEN-POWELL CORPS The Baden-Powell Corps (BP Corps) will provide manpower and logistical support to the program areas and major events of the 24th World Scout Jamboree. These ISTs will facilitate the smooth and safe operation of the World Scout Jamboree by providing supplemental manpower and logistical support on an as needed basis.

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PUMA PATROL Members of the Puma Patrol will serve as the social and cultural hosts for the World Scout Jamboree. We will be in the subcamps leading games and evening reflections, participating in the base camp bashes, and generally making sure all Scouts are having a great experience.

Come find us with questions about your jamboree experience!

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JAMBOREE SHOWS

STADIUM EVENTS AT&T STADIUM OVERVIEW Scheduled on three different evenings, the Stadium Shows will bring wonder and excitement to attendees with a mix of music, theatrics, and a few surprises. You will find these shows in the AT&T Summit Stadium. The shows are the highlights of the World Scout Jamboree, and where you will likely catch a glimpse of famous musicians, dignitaries, and leaders from around the world. Each of the Stadium Shows will be livestreamed globally so that they can be shared with the global Scouting community! Please encourage Scouts from your home country, friends and family to join you and share in the excitement of the shows.

HOW TO PREPARE 1. Dress for the weather 2. Bring your own hydration 3. NO CHAIRS PLEASE, prepare to sit on the ground 4. DO NOT BRING flags on poles longer than 6 feet (1.8 meters) 5. DO NOT BRING selfie sticks, tripods or drones 6. DO NOT BRING large bags or objects that take up a lot of space, the stadium will be full!

7. No food will be available (you will eat dinner prior to entering the stadium).

8. Wear your field uniform to the opening ceremony 9. Follow on screen instructions 10. Bring your Scouting Spirit!

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OPENING SHOW TUESDAY, JULY 23, 2019 | 7:30 p.m. EST Welcome your fellow Scouts from around the world at the first of three major shows in the AT&T Summit Stadium! While we don’t want to give away all of the surprises that will ring in the 24th World Scout Jamboree with a bang, we can indeed promise that you will be celebrating in style. Through entertainment, opening ceremonies, and a keynote speaker sure to inspire, the Jamboree will open in grand fashion and challenge you to unlock adventure in the days to come.

UNITY SHOW FRIDAY, JULY 26, 2019 | 8 p.m. EST Capping off a day of cultural celebrations, the Unity Show invites participants of the Jamboree to unlock the secrets of bringing different people together for a common purpose. Respect, openness, and the courage to share with one another our personal and sacred stories will be put into practice and culminate in cherished sense of fellowship often felt when gathered around the campfire.

SCOUT’S OWN SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2019 | 8:30 a.m. EST This is a unique opportunity to experience camaraderie from a world-wide array of Scouts. This service will be a mixture of readings, reflections, music, and prayers. We will even harken back to days of old when Lord Baden-Powell delivered similar messages to the very first World Scout Jamborees held in Europe. We will join with the 24th World Scout Jamboree Band, consisting of Scout musicians from six continents, as we come together in Scout Spirit and in song. We will understand the meaning of the World Brotherhood of Scouting. We will hear stories of inspiration from Scout Leaders that can help shape our Scout values. One of the highlights today will be the opportunity for YOU to be part of an attempt to set a new GUINNESS WORLD RECORD, hopefully one that will stand for years to come. You will not want to miss this SCOUT’S OWN, bring along a friend that you have met at the 24th World Scout Jamboree!

CLOSING SHOW THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 2019 | 8 p.m. EST End the Jamboree with a party! As we prepare to return to our respective homes, the final show will challenge us all to take the keys of unity that we have discovered during the Jamboree and take them to unlock the world. Don’t miss the entertainment, excitement, and a challenge to each Scout that will inspire us until we meet again.

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JAMBOREE BAND The World Scout Jamboree Band is comprised of 80 musicians who will supply musical entertainment for ceremonies, events, and generally to interest the many Scouts and visitors to the Jamboree. Musicians will be made up of registered Jamboree IST members, primarily in the young-adult age range. Scouts and volunteers proficient on many different instrument and voice, from NSOs around the world, have been selected for the 24th World Scout Jamboree Band. Musical selections and performances will be developed with diversity in mind, with a strong attempt to feature all instruments, especially unique soloists and combinations, not traditionally seen in Western Music.

Furthermore, this will be the inaugural World Scout Jamboree Band, and therefore, the first time that such a unique mix of Scouts from around this world will perform together in the Jamboree’s 99 year history!

Along with the main ensemble, the World Scout Jamboree Band will have sub-groups, including percussion ensembles, chamber groups, rock-bands, and even choral groups.

The mission of the World Scout Jamboree Band is to “Amplify the Scouting Spirit!” Throughout your say at the Summit, there will be dozens of opportunities to hear the World Scout Jamboree Band. Be sure to catch a short song in passing at a program area, or an entire performance that will launch each Base Camp Bash.

We look forward to celebrating with you, and are proud to be a part of your 24th World Scout Jamboree adventure in Unlocking a New World!

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BACKSTAGE TOURS Learn what goes into putting on a stadium show. On select program days, you can take a tour with one of our guides to view all of the backstage areas and learn what it takes to make the magic happen. Tours will include a Jamboree Shows overview, facts about the stage/technology used in terms of sound, lighting, staging, as well as basic stagecraft and organization. Tours will begin roughly every 15 minutes and they will last, depending upon what is happening on stage to prepare, from 20-30 minutes. Last tour leaves a half hour before closing.

BACKSTAGE TOUR SCHEDULE

JULY 24

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 29

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 25

8 a.m. - 1 p.m.

JULY 30

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

JULY 27

8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

JULY 31

8 a.m. - 12 p.m.

JULY 28

10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

BASE CAMP BASHES OVERVIEW On evenings where there is no Stadium Show, the action comes to the base camps for a spectacular, high-energy experience, that is one-part concert/one-part dance-party, with enough energy, diversity, and fun to rival any single other Jamboree event. Youth from all National Scout Organizations are invited to be a part of these new festival-like events.

HOW TO PREPARE Dress for the weather Bring your own hydration No food will be available See your subcamp bulletins for more detailed information IST/Contingent Leaders welcome – feel free to bring a small camp chair

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT: jambo.re/bash

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F BASE CAMP BASH FORT JESUS | WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019 | 8 p.m. EST

Pre-show tunes by DJ/M.C. from Toronto, Canada, DJ Titan. Enjoy the first performance by the internationally staffed 24th World Scout Jamboree Band. Moutain Heart (Nashville, TN, USA), led by two-time Grammy Award winner, Josh Shilling, will take the stage with their “Newgrass� beat that will have your feet stompin’ and your hands clappin’. Lights, friends, fellowship...you won’t want to miss this Base Camp Bash!

Mountain Heart: www.mountainheart.com

A/B BASE CAMP BASH AGRA FORT | THURSDAY, JULY 25, 2019 | 8 p.m. EST

Pre-show tunes by DJ/M.C. from Toronto, Canada, DJ Titan. Enjoy a performance by the internationally staffed 24th World Scout Jamboree Band. Moutain Heart (Nashville, TN, USA), led by two-time Grammy Award winner, Josh Shilling will take the stage with their “Newgrass� beat that will have your feet stompin’ and your hands clappin’. Lights, friends, fellowship...you won’t want to miss this Base Camp Bash!

Mountain Heart: www.mountainheart.com

C/D BASE CAMP BASH CANADIAN ROCKIES | SATURDAY, JULY 27, 2019 | 8 p.m. EST

Pre-show tunes by DJ/M.C. from Toronto, Canada, DJ Titan. Enjoy a performance by the internationally staffed 24th World Scout Jamboree Band. Taylor Tucky (Michigan, USA), a brilliant country-western band will take the stage. You’ll want to bring your cowboy boots, but even if you didn’t bring any you should still join in some line dancing and sing along! Lights, friends, fellowship...you won’t want to miss this Base Camp Bash!

Taylor Tucky: www.facebook.com/taylortuckyband

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F BASE CAMP BASH FORT JESUS | THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2019 | 8 p.m. EST

Pre-Show begins with tunes being spun by DJ/M.C. from Toronto, Canada, DJ Titan. Fifty Amp Fuse, a high energy group out of Michigan will be playing rock music spanning the decades.

Lights, friends, fellowship...you won’t want to miss this Base Camp Bash!

Fifty Amp Fuse: fiftyampfuse.com

A/B BASE CAMP BASH AGRA FORT | TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2019 | 8 p.m. EST

Pre-Show begins with tunes being spun by DJ/M.C. from ESPN Gameday, Babi Mac; she will have you rockin’! Global Village (Michigan, USA), will have you singing and dancing along to their horns and vocals. Don’t miss the traditional American Circus Midway in the back of the field. Win swag by participating in various games! Lights, friends, fellowship...you won’t want to miss this Base Camp Bash!

Global Village Band: www.globalvillageband.com

C/D BASE CAMP BASH CANADIAN ROCKIES | WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 2019 | 8 p.m. EST

Pre-Show begins with tunes being spun by DJ/M.C. from ESPN Gameday, Babi Mac; she will have you rockin’! Global Village (Michigan, USA), will have you singing and dancing along to their horns and vocals. Don’t miss the traditional American Circus Midway in the back of the field. Win swag by participating in various games! Lights, friends, fellowship...you won’t want to miss this Base Camp Bash!

Global Village Band: www.globalvillageband.com

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Come celebrate and appreciate what we all have in common, as well as our differences, through the Festival of Nations. Each day at World Point, you will have the chance to experience art projects, branding, and street performances as the nations of the world gather.

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All the world’s a stage and you are welcome to take part and perform on our stages. Everyone is encouraged to demonstrate song, dance, or anything to showcase your nation’s uniqueness.

Come be in the spotlight!

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Since Baden-Powell developed the name JAMBOREE to describe the first international gathering of Scouts in 1920, Scouts and Scoutters worldwide have lived the “Spirit of Jamboree” in seeking peace and goodwill. In this exhibit you will explore the story of each of the 24 individual World Scout Jamborees and learn how each one has flamed that Spirit. Enjoy seeing rare and interesting Jamboree artifacts and discover an unexpected “Did You Know..” fact from each one.

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SAMPLE DAILY ITINERARIES

SAMPLE DAILY ITINERARIES These samples are provided as suggestions only, to assist contingent unit leaders in guiding their Scouts to make a daily plan that will allow them to experience a variety of activities in one area of the Jamboree site. Scouts are encouraged to use their own preferences to guide their activity choices, and to use information available through the Jamboree App.

ITINERARY SAMPLE A

ITINERARY SAMPLE B

Challenge Course

Climbing

Mountain Bking

Big Zip

The Ropes

The Rocks

Low Gear

Kayaking

Global Development Village

Tridave Lake

ITINERARY SAMPLE C

ITINERARY SAMPLE D

Archery

Canopy Tour

Brownsea Island

21st Century: Sustainability Treehouse

21st Century: Exploration

Action Point

The Bows

The Canopy

Boulder Cove

21st Century: Media & Communications

Water Reality

Gateway Village

Goodrich Lake Causeway

ITINERARY SAMPLE F

ITINERARY SAMPLE E Skateboarding

River Rafting

The Park

SCUBA

The Pools

21st Century: Knowledgeable Workforce near The Pools

Faith and Beliefs

ITINERARY SAMPLE H

ITINERARY SAMPLE G Shooting Sports The Barrels

SCUBA

The Pools

21st Century: Transportation near The Pools

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MT. JACK DAY

AT&T Stadium

Wood, Rope and Spars Field Sports 1st Scout Camp Tartan Games Pioneer Village Spartan Race

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Fishing

Goodrich Lake East

Zip Line

21st Century: Media & Communications

AT&T Stadium/Summit Center

Gateway Village

North American Dream

21st Century: Sustainability Treehouse

Legacy Village

21st Century: Media & Communications

21st Century: Food

Gateway Village

Action Point

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North American Dream

The Trax

Legacy Village

Climbing

Sustainability Challenge Trail

Boulder Cove

Canopy Tours The Canopy

21st Century: Exploration Boulder Cove

Brownsea Island

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Standup Paddleboarding Goodrich Lake West

21st Century: Media & Communications

21st Century: Exploration

Gateway Village

Boulder Cove

21st Century: Food

Scott Visitor Center

Action Point

21st Century: Media & Communications

Action Point

Gateway Village

Action Point

21st Century: Exploration Boulder Cove

21st Century: Food

Rappelling

Action Point

Boulder Cove

ITINERARY

WEST REGION A RIDGE

The Barrels (firearms), The Bows (archery)

THRASER MOUNTAIN

The Trax (BMX), The Park (Skateboarding), The Pools (SCUBA), 21st Century: Knowledgeable Workforce and Transportation Topics

GOODRICH LAKE WEST

Stand Up Paddleboarding, Boulder Cove, 21st Century: Exploration

ITINERARY

CENTRAL REGION

ITINERARY

EAST REGION

BROWNSEA ISLAND

GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT VILLAGE

CENTRO MONDIAL

ACTION POINT

North American Dream, Faith & Beliefs, 21st Century: Media and Communications

WORLD POINT SUSTAINABILITY TREEHOUSE GOODRICH LAKE EAST Fishing

21st Century: Food, Canopy Tours, BMX, Skateboarding, Mountain Biking

SUSTAINABILITY TREEHOUSE Sustainability Challenge Trail

ADVENTURE VALLEY

Low Gear (mountain biking), The Rocks (climbing), The Ropes (challenge courses)

TRIDAVE LAKE Kayaking

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The Bows

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10

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The Canopy

70

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70

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60

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30

20

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The Ropes

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60

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Base Camp A

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Base Camp C

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Scott Visitor Center

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Pigott (Jamboree HQ)

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SUMMIT BECHTEL RESERVE WALKING TIMES (Walking times in minutes, based on 3.5 mph (5.6 km/h) pace)

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60

35

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50

40

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The Bows

60

60

40

25

45

30

55

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40

40

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The Canopy

10

10

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45

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30

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70

60

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25

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60

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Low Gear and High Gear

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45

PARK

The Park

50

50

30

15

35

20

45

20

35

35

25

110

20

ROCK

The Rocks

35

40

35

40

60

60

35

35

20

20

30

95

45

ROPE

The Ropes

35

40

30

40

55

55

30

30

15

15

25

95

45

TRAX

The Trax

55

55

35

20

40

25

55

30

45

40

35

115

25

The Zip (Big Zip) Launch

50

60

50

60

80

75

50

50

35

40

45

110

65

BZIP

BASE CAMPS BCA

Base Camp A

BCB

Base Camp B

10

BCC

Base Camp C

35

35

BCD

Base Camp D

45

45

15

BCE

Base Camp E

65

65

35

20

BCF

Base Camp F

60

60

30

20

20

10

35

45

65

60

10

30

25

25

25

60

50

35

45

65

60

10

30

25

25

25

70

50

15

35

30

30

25

15

15

25

95

15

20

15

35

10

25

25

15

110

5

20

55

30

45

40

35

125

20

40

25

40

40

30

120

15

15

15

25

70

40

15

15

5

90

15

SUMMIT CENTER AP

Action Point/Consol Bridge

10

10

30

35

55

40

BC

Boulder Cove

30

30

25

10

30

25

30 30

HL

Health Lodge

25

25

15

25

45

40

15

15

SVC

Scott Visitor Center

25

25

15

25

40

40

15

15

5 5

15

85

30

10

80

30

TPTS

Twelve Points

25

25

25

15

35

40

25

5

15

10

MTJ

Mt. Jack

60

70

95

105

125

120

70

90

85

80

85

50

50

15

5

20

15

40

15

30

30

20

85

20 115

HEADQUARTERS PIGOTT

Pigott (Jamboree HQ)

115

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