Archive:Centre national de formation des Scouts et Guides de France
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The Centre national de formation des Scouts et Guides de France (National Training Centre for Scouts and Guides of France) is located in Jambville, France. Each year, more than 2,000 people are attend. With 27 meeting rooms, 200 beds in rooms or dormitories and a dining hall with 400 seats, the center has the necessary infrastructure to accommodate many people.
The garden of the castle, built in the 18th century, covers nearly 52 hectares, half meadow and half forest. Every two years, it hosts the meeting of the young Christians of Île-de-France, the FRAT.
History
In 1952, the Chateau de Jambville was purchased by the "Scouts de France" after the new owners of castle of Chamarande, the previous training center, decided to not ever lend the castle to the scouts.
Events
- Every two years (odd years), the castle hosts the FRAT (12,000 young people).
- In 1952, national days of Scouts de France.
- In 1983, national days of Scouts de France where the Scouts de France's charter.
- In 1975, the first national jamboree of Guides de France (Pari 75).
- In 1975, the first national jamboree of Scouts de France (Today, we build tomorrow).
- In 1989, national camp of French Scouting for the preparation of World Scout Conference in 1990.
- In 1991, national jamboree of Scouts de France (Land of adventure).
- In 1997, national jamboree of Scouts de France (Choose your life).
- In 2006, the first national meeting of Scouts et Guides de France (Words of freedom, Words of future).
- In 2006, the first national jamboree of Scouts et Guides de France (What talent!).
- In 2011, national meeting of Scouts et Guides de France.
- In 2012, national jamboree of Scouts et Guides de France (Live your dreams).
See also
External links
es:Centro nacional de formación Jambville fr:Centre national de formation des Scouts et Guides de France