Welcome to the Girl Guiding website dedicated to the Forth Valley!
Here you will find everything you need to find out all about Guiding and getting involved with groups and units all over the Forth Valley.
Leaders will find a section dedicated to them, with information about volunteering, helping out and arranging unit activities.
Along with information on gaining a qualification and getting more training along the way. Leaders, please look at the foot of the Leaders page for instructions on completing your Annual OSCR Form.
Groups
Guides, Brownies, Rainbows and the Trefoil Guild each have their own section too!
Whether you're interested in joining, or as a parent/guardian you are looking for more information about what the association involves check out the relevant pages.
And Check out the new Centenary pages!
Meet our County Commissioner Sheila...
I am Sheila Roger, County Commissioner for Forth Valley. Before this I was County Outdoor Activities Adviser and a Division Commissioner. I have also been a Ranger and Guide Leader and District Commissioner and was persuaded back into Guiding as District Commissioner when I was a Brownie Mum. In each role I have enjoyed the fun and friendship shared by both adults and girls and some lifelong friendships have been forged.
I now have the privilege of leading the County Team and we draw on our varied skills and experiences to deliver Guiding, which is fun, relevant to the 21st century, flexible and all-inclusive. We are ‘girl led’ and our highly committed leaders facilitate stimulating and challenging programmes. It is always a pleasure to watch the development of the girls as they move through the sections and take increased responsibility. Despite Units being geographically widespread, we provide lots of opportunities throughout the year for girls from all corners to meet together.
Click here to read the The 2008 Annual Review
County Badge
We also have our own Forth Valley County Badge!
If you would like to order one, they are £1 - please email Carole with your details.
Susan works for a charity based in Stirling called PLUS who aims to overcome the obstacles that prevent disabled children and young people from having an ordinary
social life.
Click here to read Anne's account of the midnight walk in Stirling.
It's part of what we're doing in the community to help Change the World.
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Please note:
As of late on the 27 April 2009 the Foreign and Commonwealth Office has been advising against all but essential travel to Mexico.
If you are aware of any groups due to travel to Mexico in the near future they should continue to monitor this advice which can be found at www.fco.gov.uk
Groups travelling in the immediate future should also contact their travel company / airline and their insurance company as travelling against FCO advice can invalidate insurance.
For those travelling later in the year they should continue to monitor the situation carefully.