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01 · Programme
Official Program of Activities
Authoritative schedule source
final MATRIX 001 PSJ.pdf · 1 page
Open the original PDF
02 · Competitions
Competition Guidelines
Issued by the Zamboanga del Sur–Pagadian City Council. Open a competition for its full judging criteria, penalties and awards, or download the signed guidelines.
Major eventsTap an event for its guidelines, or open the live Facebook coverage. Ang tanan nga hulagway ug video anaa sa opisyal nga mga pahina.
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3 September 2026 (Day 2) · Grand Arena
Grand Cultural Presentation
4 September 2026 (Friday) · 7:00 PM · Grand Arena
Street Dancing
Three judging stations along the parade route, then the Grand Showdown
Fancy Drill
Per the Official Jamboree Program · Grand Arena
Scout Palabas
Grand Campfire · per the Official Jamboree Program
Full Program of Activities
2–6 September 2026 · the signed one-page matrix
Every competition takes one official entry per Municipality/City, open only to duly registered campers of the 23rd Provincial Scout Jamboree. The decision of the Board of Judges is final, irrevocable and non-appealable.
Grand Cultural Presentation
4 September 2026 (Friday) · 7:00 PM · Grand Arena, Main Stage
- Entry
- One (1) per Municipality/City
- Performers
- 24–40excluding propsmen
- Duration
- 7–10 minutesentrance, staging, performance and exit
Criteria, awards and rules
Criteria for judging
- Content and Relevance25%Relevance to the Jamboree theme, cultural authenticity, educational value, and clarity of the message.
- Originality and Creativity25%Creativity, uniqueness, artistic interpretation, innovation, and overall concept.
- Showmanship and Stage Performance20%Acting, dancing, singing, expression, audience engagement, confidence, and stage presence.
- Props, Costumes, and Technical Preparation15%Effective use of costumes, props, stage design, lighting, sound, and technical coordination.
- Appeal and Overall Impact15%Overall impression, entertainment value, emotional impact, and audience appreciation.
Rules that carry a penalty
- Assembly
- Be at the designated assembly area 30 minutes before the start. Failing to report on time when called costs 5 points.
- Flags
- Yellow flag at one minute remaining; red flag at 10:00.
- Time penalty
- 1 point for every 15 seconds (or part thereof) under 7:00 or over 10:00. A run of 7:00–10:00 incurs nothing.
- Technical
- Audio, music and visuals must reach the Technical Committee before your slot for testing. Costumes, props and equipment are supplied by your LGU; the Organizing Committee is not liable for loss or damage.
- Prohibited
- Open flames, fireworks, pyrotechnics, explosives, hazardous chemicals.
Awards
SpecialBest Production · Best Costume · Best Director · Most Symbolic Presentation · Best in Choreography
OverallChampion · First Runner-Up · Second Runner-Up · Third Runner-Up
Street Dancing
Per the Official Jamboree Program · three judging stations along the parade route, then the Grand Showdown at the Grand Arena
- Entry
- One (1) per Municipality/City
- Contingent
- 40–60dancers, propsmen and instrumentalists
- Duration
- 3 min per station3–5 min at the Grand Showdown
Criteria, awards and rules
Street dancing — each of three stations
- Synchronization and Coordination25%
- Choreography and Creativity25%
- Cultural Authenticity20%
- Costume and Props15%
- Energy, Showmanship, and Audience Impact15%
Grand Showdown
- Choreography and Artistic Excellence30%
- Precision, Synchronization, and Execution25%
- Cultural Interpretation20%
- Costume, Props, and Visual Presentation15%
- Overall Impact10%
Final tabulation
- Average of the three street dancing stations40%
- Grand Showdown60%
Rules that carry a penalty
- Content
- The presentation must highlight the cultural identity, traditions, history, festivals or indigenous heritage of your Municipality/City. Indigenous instruments, improvised instruments and live percussion are highly encouraged.
- Costumes
- Decent, culturally appropriate, and not offensive to any ethnic group, religion or community. Scout accessories may be incorporated.
- Flags
- Yellow flag at one minute remaining. As written in the guidelines, the red flag and the 1-point-per-15-seconds deduction are set against a ten (10) minute maximum — confirm with the Competition Committee, since the stated Showdown limit is 3–5 minutes.
- Tie-break
- The contingent with the higher Grand Showdown score prevails.
- Prohibited
- Dangerous stunts, pyrotechnics, open flames, fireworks, hazardous materials.
Awards
SpecialBest in Street Dancing · Best in Choreography · Best in Costume · Best in Cultural Presentation · Best in Musicality · Best in Props · Crowd Favorite Performance
OverallChampion · First Runner-Up · Second Runner-Up · Third Runner-Up
Fancy Drill
Per the Official Jamboree Program
- Entry
- One (1) per Municipality/City per category
- Team
- 33–41including the Senior Troop Leader or Senior Crew Leader
- Duration
- 7–10 minutesentrance, performance and exit
Criteria, awards and rules
Criteria for judging
- Participation and Discipline15%Active participation, teamwork, discipline, confidence, bearing, and adherence to proper drill procedures.
- Uniform and Appearance15%Correct wearing of the BSP uniform, cleanliness, neatness, grooming, insignia placement, and bearing.
- Complexity and Variety of Commands25%Difficulty, creativity, originality, and variety of drill commands, formations, and movements.
- Precision and Synchronization25%Accuracy, timing, coordination, uniformity, sharpness, and synchronization of all members.
- Showmanship and Presentation10%Confidence, enthusiasm, creativity, audience appeal, and overall presentation.
- Overall Impact10%Effectiveness, organization, quality of execution, and lasting impression.
Rules that carry a penalty
- Uniform
- BSP Type “A” Uniform. Where supply is short, Type “B” may be worn. Berets, gloves, flags and ceremonial paraphernalia are allowed provided they do not compromise the dignity and discipline of the drill.
- Official timing
- Starts when the Chairperson of the Board of Judges acknowledges the opening report of the SPL or SCL, and ends on acknowledgement of the final report.
- Time penalty
- 1 point for every 15 seconds (or part thereof) under 7:00 or over 10:00.
- Incomplete team
- 0.50 point deducted for every member short of the 33 minimum.
- Music
- Recorded or live musical accompaniment is permitted.
- Prohibited
- Dangerous stunts, hazardous equipment, pyrotechnics.
Awards
OverallChampion · First Runner-Up · Second Runner-Up · and succeeding placements
Scout Palabas
Grand Campfire · per the Official Jamboree Program
- Entry
- One (1) per Municipality/City
- Contingent
- 33–50registered campers
- Duration
- 7–10 minutesentrance, performance and exit
Criteria, awards and rules
Criteria for judging
- Scout Call10%Clarity, voice projection, originality, confidence, enthusiasm, audience response, and ability to gain attention.
- Scout Yell25%Energy, synchronization, creativity, rhythm, teamwork, and audience participation.
- Scout Song25%Musical quality, harmony, rhythm, enthusiasm, engagement, and relevance to campfire traditions.
- Scout Skit30%Originality, storyline, acting, humour, teamwork, stage presence, and presentation of Scout values.
- Props, Costumes, and Overall Impact10%Use of props and costumes, visual appeal, stage presentation, and overall impression.
Rules that carry a penalty
- Must include
- All four campfire elements: Scout Call, Scout Yell, Scout Song and Scout Skit.
- Uniform
- BSP Type “A” Uniform (Type “B” where supply is short). Costumes may be worn over the uniform provided the Scout uniform stays recognisable.
- Time penalty
- 1 point for every 15 seconds (or part thereof) under 7:00 or over 10:00.
- Prohibited
- Vulgar language, obscene acts, discriminatory content, political propaganda, dangerous stunts, pyrotechnics, hazardous materials.
Awards
SpecialBest Scout Call · Best Scout Yell · Best Scout Song · Best Scout Skit · Best Director · Best Performers · Best in Props and Costumes · Most Entertaining Scout Palabas
OverallChampion · First Runner-Up · Second Runner-Up · Third Runner-Up
Search for Zambo Gwapo & Zambo Gwapa 2026
3 September 2026 (Day 2) · time per the Official Jamboree Program · Grand Arena
- Entry
- One male and one female candidate per Municipality/City
- Chaperone
- Requiredfemale candidates with a female Adult Leader; male candidates with a designated Adult Leader
- Categories
- Sixfive preliminary plus Question and Answer
Criteria, awards and rules
Final score
- Combined preliminary categories50%Type “A” Uniform, Camping Attire, Formal Attire, Philippine Cultural Attire, Production Number
- Question and Answer20%
- Money Contest — Glass Dance30%
BSP Type “A” Scout Uniform
- Proper wearing of the Scout Uniform40%
- Scout bearing, poise, and posture25%
- Grooming and neatness20%
- Stage presence and confidence15%
Camping Attire
- Appropriateness and functionality35%
- Creativity and presentation25%
- Scout bearing and confidence20%
- Grooming and overall appearance20%
Formal Attire
- Elegance and bearing35%
- Confidence and stage presence30%
- Grooming and poise20%
- Overall appearance15%
Philippine Cultural Attire
- Authenticity and cultural representation35%
- Creativity and presentation25%
- Elegance and bearing20%
- Overall appearance20%
Production Number
- Performance and stage presence35%
- Confidence and audience engagement25%
- Coordination and creativity20%
- Energy and overall impact20%
Question and Answer
- Content and relevance40%
- Confidence and composure25%
- Communication skills20%
- Clarity of thought and delivery15%
Rules that carry a penalty
- Question topics
- One question drawn from #Leadership, #Scouting, #YouthDevelopment, #CommunityService, #EnvironmentalStewardship, #CurrentIssues, or #PersonalValues.
- Money Contest
- A Glass Dance held immediately after the Question and Answer, over two musical selections. Guests, leaders, alumni, sponsors, parents and supporters may dance with candidates and place voluntary donations in each candidate’s official container.
- Counting
- The Finance Committee counts all collections immediately afterwards in the presence of the Tabulation Committee and each candidate’s official representative. The amount is not judged — it converts to a score worth 30%. All proceeds accrue to the 23rd Provincial Scout Jamboree Fund.
- Attendance
- Rehearsals, orientations and official activities are mandatory.
- Tie-break
- The higher Question and Answer score prevails.
Awards
SpecialBest in BSP Type “A” Scout Uniform · Best in Camping Attire · Best in Formal Attire · Best in Philippine Cultural Attire · Best in Production Number · Best in Intelligence · Best in Personality · Best Scout Bearing · Mr & Ms Photogenic · Philanthropy Award · Crowd’s Favorite · Congeniality Award
OverallZambo Gwapo 2026 and Zambo Gwapa 2026 · Messengers of Peace Ambassador · Ambassador of Goodwill · Community Ambassador · Ambassador of Culture & Arts · First Runner-Up · Second Runner-Up
03 · Camp Conduct
Don’ts for Adults Inside the Campsite
Don’ts for Adults Inside the Campsite
- DON’T consume alcoholic beverages or liquor inside the campsite.
- DON’T report for duty or participate in Jamboree activities while under the influence of alcohol.
- DON’T bring, store, or distribute alcoholic beverages within the campsite.
- DON’T smoke or vape in prohibited areas or in the presence of youth participants.
- DON’T engage in inappropriate, offensive, or disruptive behavior.
- DON’T use vulgar, abusive, or offensive language, especially in the presence of Scouts.
- DON’T engage in gambling or any unauthorized activity within the campsite.
- DON’T invite unauthorized persons into the campsite or allow them to stay overnight.
- DON’T engage in any form of harassment, bullying, discrimination, or inappropriate conduct.
- DON’T engage in romantic or intimate behavior within the campsite or in the presence of Scouts.
- DON’T use or possess prohibited or illegal substances.
- DON’T leave assigned posts or responsibilities without proper coordination.
- DON’T misuse Jamboree property, equipment, funds, or resources.
- DON’T take photographs or videos of Scouts in inappropriate situations or without observing proper safeguarding protocols.
- DON’T compromise the safety, dignity, and welfare of any Scout or fellow adult.
Adult campsite reminder
BE A ROLE MODEL. PROTECT THE SCOUTS. UPHOLD THE SCOUT SPIRIT.
“Adults are expected to be role models at all times. Let our conduct reflect the values of Scouting—Discipline, Responsibility, Respect, and Service.”
NO ALCOHOL. NO INTOXICATION. NO MISCONDUCT.BE A ROLE MODEL. PROTECT THE SCOUTS. UPHOLD THE SCOUT SPIRIT.
04 · Child Protection
Child Protection Policy
Adopted guidelines for the 2026 ZDS Provincial Jamboree. The three editions below are each the Council’s own text — they are not word-for-word translations of one another, so read the edition you will be held to.
Report it immediately. Any suspicion, disclosure or incident of abuse goes straight to the designated member of the Child Protection Committee (CPC) or the Child’s Rights Corner personnel.
CPC Hotline — tap to call
0920-258-1771
Child Protection Committee · MSWDO Dimataling
Need help?
Carry this policy with you
Scan the code to open the Child Protection Policy on a phone — all three language editions, the reporting steps and the hotline. Print this page and the code still works on paper.
- 0920-258-1771 — CPC Hotline
- MSWDO Dimataling — Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office
If a child tells you something, or you suspect abuse
- Make the child safe first. If anyone is in immediate danger, call the PNP on 0998-598-6808. For injury or medical need, call the RHU on 0954-168-3988.
- Listen. Do not investigate. Let the child say what they want to say in their own words. Do not question, press for detail, or try to establish what happened — that is the Committee’s job, and questioning can damage the case.
- Do not promise to keep it secret. Tell the child, gently, that you have to pass this to someone whose job is to help them. Promising silence is a promise you are not allowed to keep.
- Write it down while it is fresh. Date, time, place, and what was said in the child’s own words — not your interpretation of it.
- Report the same day. Call the CPC Hotline on 0920-258-1771 and tell the nearest Scout Leader or camp official. You do not need proof, and it is not your job to be sure. Reporting a suspicion is the correct action.
- Keep it confidential. Share it only with the people handling it. Do not discuss it in the campsite, in a group chat, or on social media.
Where this comes from
The Child Protection Committee is the structure set out in DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2012 (Child Protection Policy). Under that Order a complaint must be forwarded to the disciplining authority within forty-eight (48) hours, and a fact-finding investigation ordered not later than seventy-two (72) hours after that. Failing to submit an incident report within the prescribed period, without justifiable cause, is itself a ground for administrative action for neglect of duty. A “child” means anyone under eighteen (RA 7610), and also covers students of eighteen or over who are still in school.
Serious cases are also referable to the local social welfare office (MSWDO/DSWD) and the PNP Women and Children Protection Desk. The DepEd channel for this jamboree is 0962-660-6172.
English
DOs
- All adults shall uphold the best interest of the child and ensure protection from all forms of abuse, violence, exploitation, discrimination, and bullying.
- Any suspicion, disclosure, or incident of abuse shall be reported immediately to the designated Child Protection Committee (CPC) following proper reporting procedures.
- Adults shall treat all children with fairness, respect, and dignity, without discrimination of any kind.
- Adults shall use positive, respectful, and non-violent language in all interactions.
- Adults shall provide a safe, secure, and child-friendly environment that supports the holistic development of all scouting participants.
- Adults shall ensure that children are not exposed to inappropriate or harmful content, including electronic materials.
- Camping area assignments shall ensure the safety, privacy, and protection of all scouting participants. Female participants shall be accommodated only with fellow female participants, and male participants with fellow male.
- Accommodation arrangements shall be gender-sensitive and respectful of the rights, dignity, and identity of all learners, including those who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community, consistent with existing policies and with due consideration to safety and parental/guardian guidance.
DON’Ts
- Engage in any form of sexual activity, conduct, or sexualized interaction with any participant at any time during the 2026 provincial jamboree or related activities.
- Engage in any romantic, intimate, or inappropriate relationship with a participant, or respond to a child’s emotional or romantic attention in a manner that violates professional boundaries.
- Commit any act that may be considered grooming, exploitation, or abuse, including behaviors that may appear inappropriate, suggestive, or unprofessional in the context of delegation activities.
- Allow a participant to stay overnight in an adult’s tent or share sleeping quarters with any adult who is not their parent or legal guardian.
- Invite or allow participants into private rooms, residences, or vehicles of adults without prior approval, official purpose, and safeguarding measures.
- Be alone with a participant in a private or secluded space (e.g., hotel rooms, closed offices, or isolated areas) unless strictly necessary for official purposes and properly documented or supervised.
- Perform personal care tasks (e.g., bathing, dressing, grooming) for participants who are capable of self-care, except when medically necessary and with proper safeguards.
- Engage in inappropriate, excessive, or unnecessary physical contact such as hugging, kissing, fondling, rough play, or any touch that may cause discomfort or be misinterpreted.
- Engage in any physical contact that is sexual, coercive, exploitative, or otherwise inappropriate under a professional sporting environment.
- Subject participants to humiliation, discrimination, intimidation, or emotional abuse, including degrading remarks, threats, or harmful jokes.
- Use language, gestures, or actions that shame, belittle, or psychologically harm learners.
- Single out, favor, or provide special treatment (e.g., gifts, secret meetings, exclusive attention) to any participant in a manner that may create dependency, favoritism, or grooming concerns.
- Establish inappropriate emotional connections or excessive familiarity with a participant, including giving special attention, favoritism, or exclusive interaction that is not justified by official duties.
- Engage in private, secret, or unregulated communication with a participant (e.g., personal messaging, social media chats, late-night calls) without official authorization or transparency.
- Use participants’ personal contact details or social media accounts for non-official or personal purposes.
- Use, share, or disclose participants’ information outside official delegation channels or without lawful basis.
- Expose participants to pornographic, sexually explicit, violent, or otherwise harmful materials in any form. Bring, display, distribute, or access such materials within delegation areas or during official activities.
- Consume alcohol, smoke, or use prohibited substances in the presence of participants or within delegation premises. Engage in gambling or other inappropriate adult-only activities while on official duty.
Cebuano
Angay Buhaton
- Ang tanang hamtong mag-una sa pagpatunhay sa kaayohan sa mga bata ug proteksyon batok sa tanang klase sa pagpangabuso, kapintasan, pagpahimulos, diskriminasyon lakip ang bullying.
- Ang tanang pagduda, pagbutyag o insidente sa pagpang-abuso kinahanglan i-report dayon ngadto sa designated member sa Child Protection Committee (CPC) o sa Child’s Rights Corner Personnel.
- Ang mga hamtong kinahanglan motratar sa matag bata nga patas, adunay respeto ug dignidad, ug walay bisan unsang porma sa diskriminasyon.
- Ang mga hamtong kinahanglan mogamit og positibo, matinahuron, ug dili bayolente nga pinulongan sa tanang pakig-uban sa mga kabataan.
- Sa tanang higayon ang mga hamtong kinahanglan maghatag og luwas, sigurado, ug angay nga environment nga mosuporta sa kinatibuk-ang paglambo sa tanang participants.
- Ang mga hamtong kinahanglan mosiguro nga ang mga bata dili ma-expose sa dili angay o makadaot nga hisgotanan gamit ang teknolohiya, lakip niini ang audio, visual, written ug uban pang pamaagi.
- Ang pag-assign sa kwarto kinahanglan mosiguro sa kaluwasan, privacy, ug proteksyon sa tanang participants.
- Ang babaye nga participants ipahimutang uban sa kaparehong babaye, ug ang lalaki uban sa kaparehong lalaki. Adunay authorized personnel nga magbantay sa tanang sleeping ug billeting quarters.
- Gikinahanglan nga mahimong sensitibo ang mga hamtong ngadto sa mga participants kabahin sa pag-ila sa ilang kaugalingon (gender identity) sa tanang espasyo ug higayon.
Dili Angay Buhaton
- Moapil sa bisan unsang porma sa sekswal nga aktibidad, lihok, o interaksyon nga adunay sekswal nga kahulugan uban sa bisan kinsa nga participant sa bisan unsang oras sa Provincial Jamboree o mga kalihokan nga may kalabutan niini.
- Magbuo og romantiko, suod, o dili angay nga relasyon uban sa participant, o motubag sa emosyonal o romantikong pagtagad sa bata sa paagi nga molapas sa propesyonal nga limitasyon.
- Magbuhat og bisan unsang lihok nga mopadulong sa grooming, pagpahimulos, o abuso, lakip ang mga pamatasan nga dili angay o dili propesyonal sulod sa kalihokan.
- Tugotan ang participant nga magpabilin sa kwarto sa hamtong o makigbahin og tulogan uban sa bisan kinsang hamtong.
- Mag-imbitar o motugot sa participants nga mosulod sa pribadong kwarto, balay, o sakyanan sa hamtong nga walay pagtugot o opisyal nga katuyoan.
- Mag-inusara uban sa participant sa pribado o hilit nga lugar (pananglitan: kwarto sa hotel, siradong opisina, o hilit nga dapit).
- Magbuhat og personal nga pag-atiman (sama sa pagpaligo, pagpabisti, pag-ayo sa lawas) alang sa participants nga kaya na nila buhaton sa ilang kaugalingon, gawas kung medikal nga gikinahanglan ug adunay tukmang proteksyon.
- Mag-apil sa dili angay, sobra, o dili kinahanglan nga pisikal nga kontak sama sa pag-gakos, paghalok, paghikap sa sensitibong parte, dula nga makapasakit, o bisan unsang paghikap nga dili komportable ngadto sa participant o masayop og sabot.
- Magbuhat og pisikal nga kontak nga sekswal, pinugos, mapahimuslanon, o dili angay sulod sa propesyonal nga palibot sa isports.
- Pasakitan ang participants pinaagi sa pagpakauwaw, diskriminasyon, pagpanghadlok, o emosyonal nga abuso, lakip ang makadaot nga istorya, hulga, o makasakit nga binuang.
- Mogamit og pinulongan, lihok, o aksyon nga makapaubos sa dignidad, makapamenos, o makadaot sa hunahuna sa mga bata.
- Maghatag og espesyal nga pagtagad (pananglitan: regalo, tago nga panagkita, eksklusibong atensyon) sa usa ka participant nga mahimong magdala og dependency, favoritism, o aksyon nga mopadulong sa grooming.
- Mag-apil sa pribado, tinago, o walay regulasyon nga komunikasyon uban sa mga learner (pananglitan: personal nga mensahe, chat sa social media, tawag sa gabii) nga walay opisyal nga pagtugot ug transparency.
- Gamiton ang personal nga kontak o social media sa learner alang sa dili opisyal o personal nga katuyoan.
- Gamiton, ipaambit, o ipagawas ang impormasyon sa bata gawas sa opisyal nga paagi o kung walay legal nga basihan.
- Ipakita o ipagamit sa participants ang pornograpiya, uban pang sekswal nga materials, bayolente, o makadaot nga materyales sa bisan unsang porma. Dili magdala, magpakita, mag-apod-apod, o mo-access niini sulod sa opisyal nga lugar o kalihokan.
- Moinom og alkohol, manigarilyo ug mogamit og gidili nga substance atubangan sa mga bata o sulod sa opisyal nga lugar. Dili usab moapil sa sugal o uban pang kalihokan nga para ra sa hamtong samtang naa sa opisyal nga katungdanan.
- Pagbaligya og ilimnong makahubog ug sigarilyo ngadto sa mga participants sa tanang higayon.
Filipino
Tamang Gawin
- Lahat ng matatanda ay dapat isipin ang kapakanan ng mga bata at siguraduhing ligtas sila sa pananakit, pang-aabuso, pang-aapi, at diskriminasyon.
- Kung may napansin o nalaman na pang-aabuso, agad itong i-report sa Child Protection Committee o Child Protection Corner Personnel.
- Dapat tratuhin ang lahat ng bata nang patas, may respeto, at may dignidad.
- Gumamit ng mabait at magalang na pananalita sa pakikipag-usap sa mga bata.
- Siguraduhing ligtas at maayos ang kapaligiran para sa mga bata.
- Siguraduhing hindi nakakakita o nakakarinig ang mga bata ng mga content na hindi angkop sa kanilang edad (lalo na sa mga applications, audio, biswal o anumang materials).
- Ang matutuluyan ng mga bata ay dapat hiwalay (babae sa babae, lalaki sa lalaki), para sa kanilang kaligtasan at privacy. May authorized personnel na magbabantay sa lahat ng billeting and sleeping quarters.
- Kinakailangan na ang mga matatanda o adult support ay sensitibo sa sariling pagkakakilanlan (gender identity) ng mga participants sa kahit saang espasyo at pagkakataon.
Hindi Dapat Gawin
- Gumawa ng anumang sekswal na gawain o kilos sa mga bata.
- Magkaroon ng romantiko o hindi angkop na relasyon sa mga bata.
- Gumawa ng kahit anong kilos na maaaring ituring na pang-aabuso o pananamantala.
- Papasukin ang mga bata sa pribadong lugar o sasakyan ng matanda nang walang pahintulot at malinaw na dahilan.
- Kasama ang bata sa tahimik o tagong lugar kung hindi kailangan, walang ibang kasama o walang makakakita.
- Gumawa ng mga personal na gawain (tulad ng pagpapaligo o pagbibihis) kung kaya naman ng bata, maliban kung kailangang dahil sa kalusugan.
- Gumawa ng hindi angkop na paghawak tulad ng yakap, halik, o larong nakakasakit.
- Gumawa ng anumang pisikal na kilos na maaaring makasakit o hindi angkop.
- Mang-insulto, manakot, o magsabi ng masasakit na salita sa mga bata.
- Magsalita o gumawa ng kilos na nakakahiya o nakakasakit sa damdamin ng bata.
- Magpakita ng pabor o espesyal na trato sa isang bata lamang.
- Maging sobrang malapit o magpakita ng espesyal na atensyon na hindi kailangan.
- Makipag-usap nang lihim sa mga bata (chat, tawag, o social media) nang walang pahintulot.
- Gamitin ang personal na impormasyon ng bata para sa sariling dahilan.
- Magpakita o magbahagi ng malaswa, marahas, o hindi angkop na materyales.
- Uminom ng alak, manigarilyo, magbenta ng alak at sigarilyo, o gumawa ng bawal na gawain sa harap ng mga bata.
- Pag-utos sa mga bata sa pagbili ng mga inuming nakalalasing at sigarilyo.
- Magsugal o gumawa ng anumang gawain na makadudulot ng masamang epekto sa kalusugan at kapakanan ng mga bata habang nasa tungkulin.
05 · Camp Entry
Camp Entry Notice
Remove the following before entering the campsite.
Notice to the Public
Please Remove
- Face mask
- Hooded jacket
- Sunglasses
- Helmet
- Cap
06 · Safety
Emergency Hotlines
Emergency Hotlines Numbers:
07 · Wow Dimataling
Tourism Info & Gallery
Dimataling is a coastal municipality of 24 barangays on Dumanquillas Bay, Zamboanga del Sur. These are the destinations featured on the official jamboree emblem.
Coast
Bacayawan Sandbar
A stretch of white sandbar off Barangay Bacayawan that appears at low tide — the municipality’s best known coastal attraction.
Bacayawan Beach ResortEntrance ₱20 adult · ₱10 children · ₱15 senior or PWD. Guests still on site after 11:00 PM count as overnight guests, charged ₱150.
Sunset
Bacayawan Sunset
The view west across Dumanquillas Bay from Bacayawan, featured on the jamboree emblem as one of Dimataling’s signature sights.
Falls
Mercedes Falls
An inland waterfall in Barangay Mercedes, upland from the town centre — a cool freshwater stop away from the coast.
Local Produce
Products of Sumbato
Barangay Sumbato is known for its farm and sea produce, showcased on the emblem as a product destination of the municipality. A bamboo boardwalk runs out through its mangroves over the tidal channel.
Photographs supplied by LGU Dimataling.
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08 · Getting There
Maps & Directions
The jamboree camp is at Barangay Kagawasan, Dimataling, Zamboanga del Sur. The map opens on the camp barangay — switch to Street View to walk the approach road and find the welcome arch.
The camp map loads when you reach this section. Tap Load map to start.
Explore nearby roads
Google Street View imagery may predate the event; this is a road walkthrough, not a surveyed model of the camp.
Use 2D map for directions or 3D tilt to explore the map from an angle. Open Street View at camp for a walk along the approach road, or drag Google’s Pegman onto a road. Street View loads when requested; imagery and 3D detail vary by location.
The interactive map could not load, so an OpenStreetMap view of the municipality is shown instead.
Camp Venue
VenueBarangay Kagawasan
TownDimataling, Zamboanga del Sur
RegionRegion IX · Zamboanga Peninsula
Dates2–6 September 2026
Camp7.4998° N, 123.3428° E
Municipal plaza, Brgy. Kagawasan
Municipal plaza, Brgy. Kagawasan
Municipality24 barangays · 141.80 km² · coastal
Get Directions to Kagawasan
Open Street View at the Camp