Agrupament Escolta i Guia Reina Constança de Mallorca
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Description
The Agrupament Escolta i Guia Reina Constança de Mallorca is a Scout organisation in Palma that has been bringing children and young people together in age-appropriate groups since 1958.
Scouting as a Way of Life
The Agrupament Reina Constança was founded in 1958 by Maria Ferret and reopened in 1996 within the parish of Santa Catalina Thomàs. Its educational approach puts personal development through group work at the heart of everything — with as many outdoor activities as possible. The three pillars of Scouting provide the foundation: faith, homeland, and education (Fe, País, Educació). The Agrupament sees itself first and foremost as one big family.
Age Groups & Structure
To bring its educational project to life, the Agrupament is divided into age-appropriate branches (Branques). The youngest group, the Ferrerets, welcomes children aged 6 to 7 and is identified by the colour orange. Further branches cater for older age groups from there. The Agrupament forms part of the Moviment Escolta i Guiatge de Mallorca.
Where to Find It
The Agrupament is based at Plaça de Santa Pagesa 5 in the Nord neighbourhood of Palma. You can find details about the current programme and how to sign up on the official website at aegrc.org.
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