A logo means an identifying mark. It could be a letter, a symbol or a sign to represent a word or an activity. It could be a single stroke of a pen, or a dot or a group of many undistinguished shapes put together to create a visual statement.
  Logo has become an important part of Scouting that no Scouting activity, big or small, has been conducted without it.
  A logo puts to test a Scout's creativity and his imagination and his ability to grasp things and to use little resources he has to create one.
   The Jamboree Organizing Committee, realizing its importance, has formed a special group to design a logo for the Centennial Scout Jamboree, the one that would connect the 11th National Jamboree to the celebration of the 100th year of the Philippine independence.
  After a thorough deliberation, the Philippine Centennial Scout Jamboree logo was born.
  The Jamboree logo is a caricature of three jubilant children raising their hands below the imposing Philippine flag. At their right is the Scout badge, which explains that this activity is a BSP activity.
  Since the jamboree is a celebration of the centennial, the committee opted to place the flag above the three children, which represent the Philippines and its three main island groups: Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.
the three key colors of the flag: red, yellow and blue and the BSP program sections: Blue for Kid and Rover; yellow for KAB and red for Senior Scouts.
  The youthful caricature represents the theme: "Scouts: Heroes for Tomorrow," which is inscribed at the lower portion of the illustration, it also represents the youthful heroes of the three Philippine wars.