During the 2023 national camp for seniors, Marion Riedel, the new president of the Unionist Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts of France (EEUdF), took part in a stage event featuring a giant egg designed to move during the launch ceremony. The event aimed to engage participants with imaginative and interactive elements, drawing attention from both adults and children. Riedel spent two hours inside the egg, an unusual setup that sparked curiosity among the younger attendees, who were intrigued by the idea of someone being inside during the performance. The event highlighted the creative efforts of the scouting organization, with Riedel emphasizing the importance of costumes and other artistic elements in making the experience more engaging for the audience. She described the event as a blend of entertainment and educational value, encouraging young people to explore their interests through scouting activities. The use of such imaginative props and performances is a common strategy in scouting events to capture the attention of younger participants and make learning more enjoyable. Riedel also shared her enthusiasm for being a volunteer in the Protestant scouting movement, which is one of several branches within the broader scouting community in France. She noted that volunteering in this movement brings a sense of fulfillment and joy, reinforcing the values of service and personal development that scouting promotes. Her involvement reflects a broader commitment to youth development and community engagement within the organization. As the leader of the EEUdF, Riedel is tasked with guiding the organization’s initiatives and ensuring they align with the goals of fostering leadership, teamwork, and personal growth among young people. The event at the national camp served as both a celebration of scouting achievements and a reminder of the creative and interactive methods used to inspire future generations.