Character: - We teach character through the patrol system the Scout – Law, Scout  lore, Wood craft and the responsibility of the Patrol Leader, team games, and the resourcefulness involved in the camp work. Character training includes the realization of God, the creator through his works, the appreciation of Beauty in Nature and through the love of plants and animals with which out door life has made one familiar.

Health and Strength: - We secure health and strength through games and regularity in exercises, and through knowledge of personal hygiene and diet.

Handcraft and skill: - These are achieved occasionally through indoor activities, but more especially through pioneering, bridge – building, camp expedients, and self – expression through the arts, all of which tend to make for efficient work.

Service to others: - The spirit of service is developed through the carrying into daily life of the practice of religion, by “ Good Turns” dealing with quite small actions, as well as with community service, accidents and life saving.

The Scout movement has its foundation on certain fundamental principles. They are (1) Belief in God, (2) Practice of the Scout law and promise, (3) Use of out-door for activities, (4) Voluntary membership, (5) Patrol method or Patrol system, (6) Loyalty to country, (7) Faith in world friendship, (8) Independence of political

Scout Master  : Sh. R.Perumal PET

Guide Captain : Mrs. Shanthi, Librarian