Rainbows
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Who are Rainbows?
Rainbows have fun! They take part in games and activities as part of the guiding programme. Everything a Rainbow does helps her to develop and to think for herself, in a safe girl-only environment.
Who can join Rainbows?
Any girl aged four to seven who wishes to can become a Rainbow.
The Rainbow promise
Rainbows make this simple promise that they share with members around the world:
I promise that I will do my best, to think about my beliefs and to be kind and helpful. |
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Rainbows in the district
We have three Rainbow groups in Dursley district.
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1st Dursley Rainbows meet on Tuesdays in Dursley.
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2nd Dursley Rainbows meet on Wednesdays in Dursley.
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3rd Cam Rainbows meet on Wednesdays in Cam.
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Brownies
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Who are Brownies?
Brownies have fun! Their meetings are full of challenges, games and activities, usually ones that the Brownies have suggested themselves.
Who can join Brownies?
Any girl aged of seven to ten who wishes to can become a Brownie.
The Brownie promise
The Brownie promise is:
I promise that I will do my best: |
Brownies in the district
We have four Brownie groups in Dursley district.
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1st Coaley Brownies meet on Mondays in Coaley.
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2nd Dursley Brownies meet on Wednesdays in Dursley.
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3rd Cam Brownies meet on Wednesdays in Cam.
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Guides
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Who are Guides?
Being a Guide is all about learning new skills, making your own decisions and having fun. Guiding provides a safe environment to explore new possibilities and achieve personal goals while making friends and having adventures. And it’s up to each Guide to work out which opportunities are relevant for her, whether it’s improving her football skills, making mocktails or learning about independent living.
Who can join Guides?
Any girl aged ten to fourteen who wishes to can become a Guide.
The Guide promise
The Guide promise is:
I promise that I will do my best: |
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Guides in the district
We have two Guide units in Dursley district.
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1st Cam Guides meet on Tuesdays in Dursley.
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1st Coaley Guides meet on Mondays in Coaley.
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Rangers
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Who are Rangers?
In the Rangers, young women participate in a fun and flexible programme. There are also a variety of recognised qualifications or awards, both within and outside guiding that girls can access if they wish.
Who can join Rangers?
Any girl aged fourteen to eighteen who wishes to can become a Ranger.
The Ranger promise
The Guide promise is:
I promise that I will do my best: |
Rangers in the district
We have one Ranger unit in Dursley district.
Dursley District Rangers meet on Mondays in Coaley.
Dursley District Rangers meet on Mondays in Coaley.
We are for all girls
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Girlguiding is an inclusive organisation.
If your daughter has additional needs then please contact us to discuss how we can make Guiding accessible to her. This could involve (but is not limited to):
We also have funding available to support girls to access our sessions. If finances are difficult in your family, please speak to us in confidence. |
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Join us
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To register your daughter(s) with any of our groups, please follow the link to the national Girlguiding website where you can register your interest. Your enquiry will then be passed on to the team of your chosen group and one of the volunteers will be in touch with further details.
We often run with a waiting list so please do get in touch early to avoid disappointment. |
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