| Section |
Ages
|
Details |
Picture
|
Badge
|
| Rainbows |
5 to 7
Years
|
The newest branch of Guiding, started in
1987. Uniform is a coloured tabard worn over ordinary clothes, badge
green with rainbow above. |
|
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| Brownies |
7 to
10/11
Years
|
Uniform is a yellow tee-shirt or sweatshirt
worn with brown trousers or culottes. Badges are pinned or stitched
onto a sash worn diagonally across the shoulder. |
|
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| Guides |
10/11
to
14/15
Years
|
Uniform is the traditional blue - royal
blue T-Shirtt or sweatshirt worn with navy blue trousers or jeans,
skirt or culottes. Neckers are optional and vary in colour from unit
to unit. Badges are worn on a navy sash or sewn onto the jumper. |
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Rangers
Young Leaders
and
Senior Section
|
14+
Years
|
Guides usually move on to Rangers at 14,
although in theory they could remain as Guides up to the age of 26!
Ranger uniform is similar to Guides but in turquoise instead of Royal
blue, and badge sashes are not worn; instead Rangers wear their Promise
badge, county badge etc, on badge tabs similar to Guiders'.
People who wish to stay in the movement but do not have a Ranger Unit
close by can help at the younger sections and these people are called
Young Leaders. |
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Guiders
and
Other Adult Leaders
|
Age Range
18 - 65
|
Guiders are all volunteers and after a period
of training they are issued a Warrant to work with a particular pack
or unit. Guiders usually wear informal uniform of blue sweater and
navy trousers or jeans, with navy skirt and jacket over a blue striped
shirt for formal wear. The colour of the stripes edging a Guider's
badge tab denotes the section she is working with - green for Rainbows,
yellow for Brownies, blue for Guides and Turquoise for Rangers.
Other Adults wishing to stay connected to the movement can join a
Trefoil Guild, these do not wear a uniform but do have a Badge Tab
and Promise Badge |
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