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In 1914, Trinidad and Tobago Boys Scouts Association is registered as an Overseas Branch at Imperial Headquarters for Scouting in London.
In 1916, Sir John Chancellor donated the Chancellor Flag for Scoutcraft which won for the first time, in 1920 by 9th in Port of Spain.
The first Naparima Scout Group was founded in San Fernando.
In 1920, Scouting began in Tobago. Sir S.H. Wilson succeeded Sir John Chancellor as Chief Scout of Trinidad and Tobago.
THE PIONEERS
Major Rudolph Rust - Petroleum Pioneer - 1911
Rev. Stokley Doorly - Master at Queens Royal College - 1912
Sir George Le Hunte - Chief Scout - 1914
Sir John Chancellor - Governor and Chief Scout - 1916
Sir S.H. Wilson - Chief Scout of Trinidad and Tobago - 1922
Beryl M. Archibald - C.M. 6th Naparima (July 1928)
C.E. Archibald - A.C.M. 6th Naparima
Wilhelmina Placide - C.M. 1st New Grant (May 1928)
L.A. James - C.M. 1st New Grant (1929)
M.A. Selvon - A.C.M. 5th Naparima (December 1930
G. Fitzroy Ollivierre - C.M. 1st Williamsville (1930)
Hyacinth Mungal - Attended the 1st Woodbadge Course for C.M.
(Mrs. Aliharam) at Paxvale in 1937
Mildred Finch-Noreiga - 1st Tunapuna Pack
A.D.C. in 1958 for St. Joseph/Tunapuna District
Beatrice Ollivierre - C.M. 2nd San Fernando, A.D.C. for San Fernando
(Tantie B) in 50’s and 60’s
J.C. Joseph - A.C.M. 7th Port of Spain
A. Achaiba - C.M. 5th Naparima
Evelyn Hordatt - Cedros
G. Constantine - C.M. 1st Tunapuna
C.C. Birkett - C.M. 6th Naparima
Eileen Martin - Deputy Chief Commissioner – Cub Scouts in August 1963 | 
