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Why be a Leader? Becoming a Guide Leader is a great way to make new friends and add to your personal skills. If you're new to the area why not consider joining us? There are great rewards to be had in working with a Rainbow, Brownie, Guide or Senior Section Unit, please email us if you would like to get involved or find out more. |
What is a Leader? Leaders are volunteers aged 18 to 65 who are trained to help girls and young women to reach their potential and equip them with the necessary life skills. To become a Leader you must be willing to make the Guide promise and undertake a small amount of training. You must enjoy working with girls and young women. You need energy, enthusiasm and a great sense of humour. |
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Already a Leader? Training and workshops are an integral part of being a leader. Go to the Workshops and Training page for 2009. To find games suitable for your unit, look in the relevant area for Rainbows, Brownies or Guides For more information on Uniforms, Badges, and other things to do with your unit, click here. |
Guiding in the UK Read about being an Adult Leader in the Forth Valley For more information about Guiding associations in and around the UK visit |
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_______________________________________________________________ If you would like any Unit badges designed for centenary activities, the details are as follows: jo@tolleybadges.co.uk _______________________________________________________________ Leaders click here to download instructions on how to complete the OSCR Annual Return Form _______________________________________________________________ |
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| To get involved with your local unit contact Carrie on ggfvpr@googlemail.com | |||