by Karl Lyel B. Lim and Aaron Bryan A. Lopez
It has been the tradition of the Association of Top Achiever Scouts, famously known as ATAS, to gather its members at international Scout events all over the globe. Existing for 14 years, this company of Scouts who attained the highest rank in their respective NSOs aim to strengthen friendship and harmony through continued relationships with the members, support and complement the work of their respective NSOs and WOSM, and to develop networking amongst associates for sharing of experiences and knowledge.
On 18 October, the Conference here became a venue for historic meeting of the brotherhood of top achievers. It was the second gathering held in the Philippines; while the first was in 2009 on the occasion of the 26th APR Scout Jamboree in the Philippines. With almost 200 Scouts and leaders who participated, ATAS#002 from Korea Scouts Association said: “This gathering is vital as it reminds you all of what a top achiever is and to lead a progressive scheme in your Scout associations. ATAS! ATAS! ATAS!”With thundering applause, the program was followed with a cultural dance presentation from the Brighton Venturers of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines, and messages from Craig Turpie, Ahmad Alhendawi, and Wendel Avisado that sent the top achiever Scouts a message of service, brotherhood, and growth.
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These gatherings of ATAS continue to enliven the Scouting spirit beyond the highest achievement attainable in the respective Scouts’ NSOs. The next ATAS gathering will be held at the Hong Kong Scout Centre on 3 November 2018.