Welcome to the official website of Girlguiding Norfolk. We have 8,200 members from our youngest Rainbows (aged 5-7), right through to Brownies (age 7-10), Guides (10-14), Senior Section (14-25) Adult Leaders (18-65) and Trefoil Guild.
We’re proud to be part of Girlguiding UK – the largest youth organisation in the UK - which enables girls and young women to develop their potential and to make a difference to the world.
Why not explore our site to find out more about us?
Hautbois Residential and Activity
Centre owned by Girlguiding Anglia has a brand new website.
Visit www.hautbois.org.uk to see why you
should come along to Hautbois in Coltishall, whether it’s a weekend extending
your knowledge of the guiding programme, or participating in adventurous of
creative activities.
Hautbois offers residential accommodation for up to 40
people and 5 campsites with a total capacity of 350.
Visit the new site today
to see everything that Hautbois has to offer!
Walking
Scheme Approved Level 2 Training and Assessment
or Informal
training at Level 2 for Guiders who have previously
attended an approved training course and who would like
further training or experience of walking in Open country as a ‘taster’ weekend for Guiders who
are considering training at Level 2 and wish to find
out more about walking at this level for
Guiders who wish to enjoy a social weekend walking in small groups in Open
country.
I've been asked by East Winch
Wildlife Centre to distribute info about their open day in July. Would you be
kind enough to forward it to anyone who may be intersted or print one out for
Leaders/meeting places etc.
Groups of
Rainbows/Brownies/Guides/SS/Trefoil... all welcome!
There is an application for SPLOSH on this site in the members area, members area/outdoors/water. If you wish a login please contact
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It
is recommended that commissioners/leaders who have to make a decision about
whether to run or to admit people to an event should undertake a risk
assessment about each specific event based on the latest information about the
outbreak for their area.
