About Guiding - Girls

Pippins |Brownies | Guides | Rangers | Adults

Pippins

Picture of Pippin Apple Pippins is for girls aged 5-6. Pippins is about learning to get on with others, trying new activities and having fun.

To find out more about Pippins visit the Pippin page at our National Guiding site. There are also activities for Pippin aged children to try. If you have a daughter who would like to join Pippins, click here.


Brownies

Brownie Sunshine Logo Girls can be Brownies from age 7 to 10 ½. Brownies work together in groups called "Sixes", take part in choosing what activities they want to do and learn new things while having fun.

If you want to know more about Brownies you can visit a page about Brownies at Guides New Zealand site. They also have activities for girls to try. To arrange for a girl to join Brownies click here.

Guides

Picture of Gidget Guides covers girls aged 9 ½ to 14 ½. Guides often take part in camps and other adventurous outdoor activities. By working together in patrols of five or six girls with one girl in charge they learn about teamwork and develop leadership skills.

Girls and parents wanting to know more about Guides can check out the Guide page on the Guides New Zealand site. They also have someactivities girls might like to try. To arrange to join Guides click here.

Rangers

A Woozle (Ranger mascot) Girls can start Rangers when they are 13 ½ or in Year 9 at school. Rangers run their own activities and have a very varied programme to choose from, allowing them to challenge themselves on many different fronts. Many Rangers work towards the Queen's Guide and Duke of Edinburgh Awards, others are more focused on the fun and friendships open to them.

Older girls who wanting to learn more about Rangers can check the page for Rangers on the Guides New Zealand site. They also have some activities you might like to try, and we have Ranger Resources on our Youth pages. To find some Rangers in your area to get in touch with, click here.


Information on adults in Guiding is on the next page.

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