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Children between eleven and fifteen years old, form the Boy Scout Troop. A Boy Scout Troop consists of two to five companions - named patrols - and each patrol operates with 6 to 8 Boy Scouts.
The First Boy Scout Troop of Pyrgos is the first Scout section ever to operate in Pyrgos. Its history began at 1931. After a short break in operation, due to the dictatorship of Metaxas at 1939 and afterwards due to the occupation of Greece by the Germans, during the 2nd World War, it was re-established shortly after the liberation, and until today it operates without any interrupt.
The troop's Boy Scouts have always taken part to the summer camps, organized by the Local Scout District of Pyrgos. In 1995 the troop was the first troop to hold its own, 12 day, summer camp at Skafidia, with the participation of nineteen Boy Scouts and 8 rankers and explorers as the camp's stuff. Members of the troop participate in local jamboree's and almost every major Greek activity.
Today there are two patrols operating under the flag of our Troop. The patrol of the Wolves (Lyki), which is the oldest functioning patrol and the patrols of the Squirrels (Skiouri) that were established the March of 1994.

Scout Group Camp 2002, Kourouta

	Photograph of the Participants in the 2002 Scout Camp. (163 Ęb)
	Camp Leaders (139 Ęb)
	Vrochisteia 2002. A way to have fun when it rains... (149 Ęb)