The adults who run a Brownie Pack are called Leaders. They are unpaid volunteers who have completed Girlguiding UK training.
Continue reading →Read More The following is an extract from the GirlGuiding UK leaflet - 'A Safe Space: Girlguiding UK's Approach to Safeguarding'
Continue reading →Read More Thinking Day is one of the most significant dates in our guiding calendar. On this day, all members of the Guide association everywhere think of each other and of their commitment to international friendship and understanding.
Continue reading →Read More CHAT stands for County Help and Advice Team.
Continue reading →Read More Posted On October 15, 2012By Brown OwlIn Badges
We all came in our trainers and had a night of keeping fit.
Continue reading →Read More To become a Brownie you must have reached your 7th Birthday. We do have a waiting list so you will need to get your parents to contact us and ask to be put on our waiting list.
Continue reading →Read More After you have been attending for 6 to 8 weeks we will ask you to make you Promise at a special Promise Ceremony. This is when you will become a proper fully-fledged Brownie.
Continue reading →Read More Posted On September 11, 2012By Brown OwlIn Parent FAQ
Brownies make the simple Promise that they share with members around the world.
Continue reading →Read More This is why a Brownie is called a Brownie...
Continue reading →Read More As a Brownie you are part of a small group called a Six. Your Six will have a special name and a Six badge.
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