Kibra Sub County Scout

15/08/2026

*Bravo,*

Warm Scout greetings!
The countdown to the 13th Expedition Beach Camp in Mombasa & Kilifi County (2nd–8th November 2026) has begun. This promises to be one of the most exciting and educational experiences for our Scouts and friends of scouts, offering adventure, learning, friendship, leadership development, and unforgettable memories.

To make payment easier for everyone, parents are allowed to pay in installments. A learner only needs to book a slot with Ksh 7,000 by the set booking deadline, and the remaining balance can be paid gradually until the full amount of Ksh 12,000 is cleared before departure.

*Payment Details:*
*Paybill: 400200*
*Account Number: 40069459*

*The participation fee covers:*
✅Full-board accommodation.
✅Transportation.
✅Beach games and activities.
✅Educational site visits and tours.
✅Branded T-shirt.
✅An exciting and memorable scouting experience.

Let us work together to ensure every learner gets the opportunity to participate in this life-changing expedition. Early registration and continuous communication with parents will greatly contribute to the success of this camp.

For inquiries, please contact: 0710 322 365 | 0713 917 701 | 0723 926 420
Prepared for Life!

31/07/2026

National Prayer Day will be live on Bambika TV show, Citizen TV on Sunday 2nd August 2026.

04/07/2026

At Nairobi regional inter patrol scouts competition..
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01/06/2026

08/01/2026

Today, we honour the memory of our founder, Lord Baden-Powell.

Eighty-five years ago, the founder of the Scout Movement passed away, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire millions of Scouts and Guides worldwide. After retiring, Baden-Powell settled in Nyeri, Kenya, where he lived in a cottage called Paxtu, named after Pax Hill, his home in England.

His gravestone bears a simple yet powerful symbol: a circle with a dot in the centre (ʘ), the Scout trail sign meaning “Going home.” His wife and World Chief Guide, Olave Baden-Powell, returned to England in 1942, and after her passing in 1977, her ashes were taken to Kenya and interred beside him.

Today, their resting place is a monument visited by thousands, a space for reflection and gratitude. Paxtu has become a museum, preserving Baden-Powell’s home, memories, and artwork. In 2001, the Kenyan government declared his grave a national monument, and last year it was recognised as a unique heritage site for the Scout and Guide Movements.

As Scouting in Europe, we remember where we come from and recommit to the values that continue to guide us forward. ⚜️