Partiolupaus

Partiolupaus is the pledge that scouts worldwide make to uphold the principles of scouting. It is a personal commitment to try their best to live by the Scout Law and to serve their community and country. The exact wording of the Scout Promise can vary slightly between different countries and scouting organizations, but the core message remains consistent. It typically involves a promise to do one's duty to God (or a higher power, depending on the tradition), to one's country, and to oneself. It also emphasizes helping others and adhering to the Scout Law.

The Scout Law outlines a set of values and behaviors that scouts are encouraged to follow. These values often include honesty, loyalty, helpfulness, friendliness, courtesy, kindness, obedience, cheerfulness, thriftiness, and cleanliness. The Scout Promise and Law serve as a moral compass for scouts, guiding their actions and fostering personal growth. By making the promise, individuals publicly declare their intention to embody these ideals and contribute positively to society. The act of making the promise is a significant milestone in a scout's journey, often marked by a ceremony. It is not a binding contract but rather a sincere declaration of intent.