Scouting organizations for your children

Register your children for scouts in LuxembourgLuxembourg

Do you live in Luxembourg and want to give your children the chance to meet other children or young people of the same age? Would you like to give them the chance to forge new friendships outside school?

Empowering young Luxembourg residents through scouting

The scouting community has a strong presence in Luxembourg. The scouting movements play an essential role, with a strong impact on young people. They encourage personal development and instill values of citizenship and community service.

Scouting aims to develop young people's skills, character and sense of responsibility.

The history of scouting in Luxembourg

Scouting has a long history in Luxembourg. The country's first Scout group was created in 1914, just four years after Lord Baden-Powell founded the Scout movement.

Over the years, scouting in Luxembourg has grown exponentially. Today, there are several active scout groups throughout the country.

These groups offer Luxembourg children and young adults a platform to engage in a wide range of activities. These range from outdoor adventures to community service projects.

Since 2019, HRH the Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume has held the position of Chief Scout of Luxembourg. He took over this task after the death of his grandfather, Grand Duke Jean.

Values of the Luxembourg scout movement

Scouting in Luxembourg is based on fundamental values that guide its activities and programs. These values include teamwork, responsibility, respect for others and the environment, and personal development.

Whatever scouting movement you choose, you'll find common values: empowerment of children and young scouts, self-fulfillment within a social group life, development of team spirit and sharing, learning tolerance, respect for nature...

Scouting activities in Luxembourg

In scouting movements, tablets and other social networks are forgotten in favor of group games, outdoor activities and knowledge of natural resources.

Through various Scouting activities, young people are encouraged to discover their potential, develop leadership skills and become active, engaged citizens.

Scout groups in Luxembourg organize regular meetings and camps. These focus on developing practical skills and independence, promoting teamwork and discovering nature.

Hiking, camping, orienteering and first-aid training are an integral part of the Scouting experience. Young people acquire skills that are useful in their current and future lives. They also improve their problem-solving skills.

Camps are regularly organized during school vacations or weekend meetings. They enable young people to get together regularly in a spirit of solidarity and education. In this way, they build real friendships over the years.

Enrolling your child in a scout movement in Luxembourg

Luxembourg has 3 scouting federations. You can enroll your children in any of these movements:

  • FNEL or Fédération Nationale des Eclaireurs et Eclaireuses du Luxembourg, 
  • LGS, Lëtzebuerger Guiden a Scouten and ESL,
  • Europa Scouten vu Lëtzebuerg.

You're bound to find the right movement for your children.

Fédération Nationale Éclaireurs du Luxembourg - FNEL

FNEL Luxembourg

FNEL, Fédération Nationale des Eclaireurs du Luxembourg, is a secular scouting movement for children aged 6 and over. There are several sections depending on the age of your children. The many activities are geared towards nature, group activities and sharing.

Various groups are active in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. For more information, visit fnel.lu

Unité francophone Robert-Schuman

The French-speaking Robert Schuman unit of Les Éclaireurs et Éclaireuses du Luxembourg is open to children aged 8 and over. For more information, visit urs .lu.

Telstar English unit

Telstar is the English-speaking scout unit of the Fédération National des Eclaireurs du FNEL. Children aged 6 and over can take part. More information on telstar.lu

Lëtzebuerger Guiden a Scouten- Guides et Scouts du Luxembourg - LGS

Guides and Scouts Luxembourg

Children aged 6 and over can take part in the LGS. More information atwww.lgs.lu.

The Saint Alphonse Group "Agrupamento de Escuteiros de Santo Afonso", or simply "AESA", is the Portuguese-speaking unit of the Lëtzebuerger Guiden a Scouten. or simply "AESA") is the Portuguese-speaking unit of the Lëtzebuerger Guiden a Scouten. The movement has been active since 1982.

Membership is available from the age of 7. More information at www.saintalphonse.lgs.lu

 Europa Scouten vu Lëtzebuerg - Scouts d'Europe à Luxembourg

Guides and Scouts of Europe Luxembourg

Europa Scouten vu Lëtzebuerg are members of the International Union of European Guides and Scouts.

With over 55,000 members, they operate according to the same fundamental Catholic principles. Access is possible from the age of 8.

More information on europa-scouten.lu.

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