We have almost 2,000 Rainbows in almost 150 units across Staffordshire. The Rainbows are our youngest section aged just 5 to 7 years old. However, they may be small but they are mighty! Rainbow learn by doing – they get their hands dirty, do sports, arts, craft and play games. It is by taking part in these different activities with girls their own age that Rainbows develop self confidence and make lots of friends. On this page you can read about some of the latest adventures that our Rainbows have been having.
Don’t forget if you’re a Rainbow leader in Staffordshire we want to hear all about what you’re up to. Complete the ‘Submit An Article’ form that can be found at the bottom of the page. Remember to include at least one good quality photograph too.
read our latest Rainbows news
Bake Sale Success for Cannock Rainbows & Brownies
4th Cannock Brownies and 6th Cannock Rainbows held a bake sale on Sunday 9th February to help raise fund for St Giles Hospice. They managed to raise a massive £659.65. What a wonderful achievement. We think they'd make great candidates for future international...
Frozen 2 Fever Hits Girlguiding Staffordshire
In December hundreds, if not thousands, of Rainbows, Brownies, Guides, Rangers Young Leaders and adult volunteers descended on their local Odeon cinema to watch an exclusive screening of Frozen 2 just for Girlguiding members. The eagerly awaited sequel follows Elsa...
Christmas Trees Galore in Stone District
Stone District Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Trefoil members decorated Christmas trees with lots of imagination and creativity as part of the Stone's annual Christmas tree festival. Several of the trees reflected the #futuregirlacts - say no to plastic campaign....
Rainbows bring festive cheer to elderly residents!
1st Walton Rainbows recently paid a visit to the residents of Autumn House Nursing Home in Stone and entertained the residents with a selection of carols and festive songs.They also presented the residents with hand made cards and gifts. Kath Beckett, aged 92 years...
1st Walton Rainbows ‘Take Action’ In Local Charity Shop
1st Walton Rainbows recently enjoyed a visit to the Cats Protection charity shop in Stone .They enjoyed an interesting and informative talk from the manager of the shop, Jessica Keitley. The girls also handed over donations of used goods that will be sold in the...
1st Walton Rainbows Tackle Plastic Pollution
As part of Girlguiding's #futuregirlacts Planet Protectors campaign 1st Walton Rainbows collected bottle tops and created this wonderful collage of a turtle. The bottle tops were then sent to a local charity who are collecting bottle tops. Did you make your...
Rainbows Events and Training
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23/09/2017 10:00 am - 5:00 pm |
Staffopoly
Stafford Town Centre, Stafford |