Posted On October 30, 2012By Brown OwlIn Parent FAQ
Any girl ages 7 to 10 can become a Brownie. Girls who are younger (5 to 7 years) are Rainbows, and older girls (10 to 13 years) are Guides.
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Brownie Packs charge 'subs' to cover costs like equipment and the hire of our meeting place.
Continue reading →Read More Girls can choose items from a range of comfortable and practical Brownie uniform. Gone are the days of brown dresses, now we have funky Brownie wear.
Continue reading →Read More 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.
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