Rangers is for young women aged 14 to 18.

Rangers offers an exciting and flexible programme with a huge variety of challenges and opportunities for personal development. Rangers take part in amazing challenges, travel the world and develop skills across our six themes, following our programme of interest badges, skills builders and awards.

Rangers can undertake a wide range of awards and qualifications. These include the Leadership qualification, which helps them in running guiding units for younger girls, the internationally-recognised Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme, the Queen’s Guide Award, the Commonwealth Award and other prestigious awards specific to guiding.

There are many international opportunities open to members of Rangers. They range from attending guiding events abroad to volunteering on community projects in developing countries.

Members can also take part in our successful peer education programme. Young women can become Peer Educators trained to run sessions on issues that affect girls and young women such as binge drinking, bullying, stress management and sexual health.

They can also make their voices heard by, for example, joining the guiding delegation at the British Youth Council, or having a say in the future of guiding by attending an innovate meeting.

Rangers is a brilliant way to try new things, have fun and give something back to your community. Whether you’re already a member, or are just starting out, we’ll give you a host of opportunities to gain leadership skills, build a network of friends in your area and enhance your CV.