Association of Scouts of Portugal celebrates 113th anniversary on Sunday in Funchal
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Association of Scouts of Portugal celebrates 113th anniversary on Sunday in Funchal

dnoticias.pt3 September 2026 at 09:51

The Association of Scouts of Portugal will celebrate its 113th anniversary next Sunday, September 6th, at the Ecological Park of Funchal. The event marks another year since the founding of this scouting association in the country.

The anniversary ceremony will feature the presence of the president of the Funchal City Council, the councilor for the Environment portfolio, and the regional director of Youth, demonstrating institutional support for this celebration.

The gathering of participants is scheduled for 9 AM, with the ceremony expected to begin about half an hour later. The program includes a general parade of all scouts present.

The event program also includes recognition of the main requests of the scouts, although the article does not provide more details about this part of the celebration.

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