We have almost 2,000 Guides in over 100 units across Staffordshire and and it’s becoming increasingly popular. Our Guides learn new skills, take on exciting challenges and explore new places. One week they may be flying down a zip wire and the next week creating their own PR campaign. Girls make friends for life in Guides because they’re the girls they’ve shared adventure with, encouraged them to try new things and helped them to push themselves to try something new. On this page you can read about just some of the latest adventures that our Guides have been having.
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Read our latest Guides news
Five young women celebrate achieving their Gold awards
3rd Stone Guides and 1st Stone Rangers are delighted to celebrate the incredible achievement of four Guides and one Ranger who have all successfully completed their prestigious Gold awards. The Gold award is the highest award a Guide or Ranger can achieve and...
Hero award for Cheadle Guide
Last week, Staffordshire's county commissioner, Tracey Chmaberlain visited Cheadle Guides to present Olivia Cartlidge with a Girlguiding Hero Award. Liv was diagnosed with a really rare illness a while ago after struggling with many symptoms for a long time. She has...
Burton Brownies & Guides meet Watchman
4th Burton Brownies and Guides had a very special visitor as part of their Remembrance activities. They were delighted to meet Watchman, the Staffordshire bull terrier who is the mascot of the Staffordshire Regimental Association. The Regiments of Staffordshire have...
Campaigning Charlotte!
Charlotte Beardmore, a member of 3rd Stone Guides, recently gained her campaigning badge. As part of the badge Charlotte decided to start a campaign for girls and boys at primary and first schools to be able to have separate changing rooms/areas when changing for PE...
Cricketing fun for Guides and Rainbows!
1st Walton Rainbows and 3rd Stone Guides enjoyed cricket sessions( run by Kathryn and Charlotte Whyle from Staffordshire County Cricket) over the summer term. All the girls aged 4-12 enjoyed their cricketing experiences. For some ,it was their first introduction to...
Guide dogs guided by the Guides
3rd Stone Guides recently held a very successful coffee morning tying in with the opening of their new facilities at Westbridge Park. The focus of the event was to fund raise for guiding projects and to raise monies for the Guide Dog Association. The girls had been...
