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Finding a Level 3 Safe space training
25 February 2021If you are trying to find how to find a Level 3 Safe space training, this might be helpful to point you in the right direction. You have 2 options: Via the Girlguiding Anglia website. But it’s not easy to find – the trainings are listed in a “blog” , but can be found at this...
Girlguiding Strategy: Today, tomorrow, together – Webinar training session
24 February 2021Based on the new Girlguiding Strategy, Today, Tomorrow, Together, your local training team are initially offering free trainings to cover each of the three key themes of the Girlguiding Strategy. These will be delivered via webinar using Zoom on the dates shown below. • Rewarding...
First Response Training dates
12 January 2021We are pleased to announce our 1st Response course dates for 2021. We are offering both face to face trainings when allowed, but also webinar(s) followed by small group practice of skills.Everyone now also has to complete the online e-learning to complete their qualification, or to accredit an...
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Rainbows
Rainbows
Rainbows is our section for girls aged five to seven.
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Being a Rainbow is all about learning, developing self-confidence and building friendships. Rainbows are encouraged to learn about working together and being kind and considerate to others, and also to think about the wider world. Although Rainbows do sometimes do badges and challenges, the main focus is on having lots of fun! -
Brownies
Brownies
Brownies is our section for girls aged seven to ten.
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Brownies meetings are fun and varied, featuring arts, crafts, cooking, games, visitors and projects. Brownies can also extend their knowledge n working towards a wide variety of badges, such as the Environment Badge, the Science Investigator Badge and even a Circus Skills Badge! They may also go on Pack Holiday, camp, or a sleep... -
Guides
Guides
Guides have the chance to get out there and do something really different.
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Members take part in a wide range of exciting activities by participating in their unit’s varied weekly meeting programme and at special events or holidays. Girls can get involved in anything from adventure sports to performing arts, travel and taking part in community action projects. -
Rangers
Rangers
Rangers offer an exciting and flexible programme with a huge variety of challenges and opportunities for personal development.
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Members can choose from a wide range of unique and exciting opportunities, including travel in the UK and around the world, volunteering with younger girls within Girlguiding as a Mentor or Leader, and working towards valuable qualifications. -
Young Leader
Young Leader
While part of The Senior Section, and have access to all the same opportunities as all Senior Section members, Young Leaders have a particular interest in helping run a unit. They take an active and positive part in running a Rainbow, Brownie or Guide unit. Being a young leader is a great opportunity to develop your leadership skills to help you in the future
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Volunteers
Volunteers
Girlguiding Oxfordshire is part of Girlguiding the leading charity for girls and young women in the UK. By volunteering with us, you can help us create amazing opportunities for girls across Oxfordshire.
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Guiding happens thanks to an amazing group of volunteers – men and women who give their time to ensure that we are active across Oxfordshire and beyond. -
Students
Students
Girlguiding offers fantastic and flexible opportunities for students at school, college or university. Becoming a member of the Senior Section is a brilliant way to expand your student experience, have fun and give something back in your community.
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The Senior Section is for young women aged 14 to 25.