Timeline
1902: Ernest Thompson Seton formed the Woodcraft Indians in Connecticut, USA
1906: Seton met Lord Robert Baden-Powell and introduced him to Woodcraft Scouting
1907, August 1–9: Baden-Powell had his first experimental Scout Camp
1907: Pathfinders started in the USA
1908: January - February, “Scouting for Boys” first published
1908: Scout Association (Boy Scouts) started in Britain
1909: May 24, British Boy Scouts (BBS) and British Girl Scouts (BGS) started
1910: Girl Guides Association (GGA) started in Britain
1910: Boy Scouts started in Jamaica (SAJ)
1911: November 11, Order of World Scouts (OWS) formed
1915: March 11, Girl Guides started in Jamaica (GGA)
1920: World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) formed
1928: World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) formed
1963: The Scout Association of Jamaica (SAJ) admitted to the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM)
1966: The Girl Guides Association of Jamaica (GGA) admitted to the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS)
2007: Centenary Celebration of Boy Scouting (SA)
2008: August 5, Girl Scouts started in Jamaica (GSJ)
2008: Girl Scouts of Jamaica (GSJ) admitted to the Order of World Scouts (OWS)
2009: Centenary Celebration of British Boy Scouting and British Girl Scouting (BBS & BGS)
2010: Centenary Celebration of Girl Guiding (GGA, now GGUK)
2011: Centenary Celebration of the Order of World Scouts (OWS)
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