The Scouting and Guiding movement in schools is an educational program that helps students develop character, discipline, and a sense of responsibility through outdoor activities, teamwork, and community service. It is usually divided into two groups—Scouts for boys and Guides for girls. The main objectives of this movement are to build self-confidence, leadership, and cooperation, encourage service to others, promote good citizenship, develop a spirit of adventure and love for nature, and instill moral values and discipline. Various activities such as camps, hikes, social service programs, skill-building sessions, and participation in national events help students learn teamwork, responsibility, and dedication to society.