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5 things I learned organizing a sleepover for Sparks
Girls empowering girls is a powerful part of the Guiding experience. Whether they’re cheering each other on as they try a challenging new activity or sharing a special skill, girls in Guiding can stretch their limits as they mentor one … Continue reading
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Opening the Vaults: Girl Guide Awards’ Season
Spring is awards season in the world of Guiding, from the presentation of the Chief Commissioner’s Gold Award and Lady Baden-Powell Award and beyond. The recognition of a girl’s growth and achievement has always been a significant part of Guiding. … Continue reading