In 1907 the man now known as Lord Baden-Powell needed an island in which to conduct an experimental camp.Of all the little islands in and around the United Kingdom Brownslea Island was the one chosen.
A selected group of boys attended this camp.Four Patrols were organised, each with one Patrol Leader and four other members.
Each day of the Program had an over all topic to cover. The days were divided into manageable time tables, following a set time management flow. The boys could then know what was to come next and plan accordingly.
At the end of the camp and evaluation was completed and Lord Baden-Powell then made his camp report. The then King George the fifth had encouraged the camp experiment. So the report would have been made and given accordingly.
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