The Scout Association said the event's aims were "promoting intercultural learning and exchange, and to enable meaningful youth leadership opportunities".

Celia added: "I appreciate scouting a lot more now and how it unites different groups of people from across the world, how we can all share similar things like a love for it.

The 331 UK participants and 100 volunteers will meet together on Friday to swap stories at Sola Beach, and are then off to Copenhagen for three days.

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She has met scouts from Norway, France and Romania as well as a contingent from the neighbouring county of Leicestershire.

After arriving in Norway, Cecelia was taken to woodland near Oslo, for "lots of teambuilding activities" and to learn about "different cultures and basic skills".

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The first Roverway took place in 2003, external and there have been five more since then in Italy, Iceland, Finland, France and the Netherlands.