We have almost 2,000 Rainbows in almost 150 units across Staffordshire. The Rainbows are our youngest section aged just 4 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.
If you’re a parent/carer who would like to sign a child up for Rainbows then please register via our national website.
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
Walton Rainbows learn how to help the bees
1st Walton Rainbows recently gained their bee rescuer badge. They were helped by local volunteer, Ron Rock, who volunteers with the Bumblebee Conservation Trust. Ron led the Rainbows on a bumblebee hunt on the school grounds, helped them create a bumblebee mobile...
Eco award success for Fazeley Rainbows & Brownies
Six Rainbows and 5 Brownies from 1st Fazeley Rainbows & Brownies have shown fantastic enthusiasm, teamwork, and determination while working towards their eco award. They have taken real action to care for the environment and have learned how their everyday...
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...
Stretton Rainbows Take on Bridge Challenge
2nd Stretton Rainbows have been taking part in the Midlands Region Give International a Go, Bridges Challenge. They first painted a road one week, then made bridges to go over that road the next. The Rainbows worked in small groups, to construct a bridge and, then...
Cannock Rainbows Get Constructing!
1st High Town Rainbows in Cannock have been having great fun developing their construction skills. They have used their skills to construct and design a model funfair and park and have even designed a theme park ride. What has your unit been up to recently? Send...
Walton Rainbows Bowled Over By Cricket Experience
Walton Rainbows recently had a fabulous circlet session with Kathryn Whyle from Staffordshire Cricket. 17 very excited Rainbows to part in Staffordshire Cricket’s All Stars programme and had lots of fun. Rainbow leader Jane said “the Rainbows listened...
