Juniors & Gumnuts
Tuesday we are having a promise ceremony. Please wear full guide uniform.
National Sorry Day – Sarah will be presenting part of her challenge (in a guides own format).
All Juniors / Gumnuts be at hall at 6:15. Promise ceremony commences at 6:45 with family
See you Tuesday night Bickie
Any senior guide attending camp, the parent meeting has been moved from tomorrow night to Tuesday 30th of May.
Any questions, please contact Bickie
Thank you
Tuesday (tomorrow) I need a few extra parents to stay & help please.
Fiona (Blossom) is unable to attend during the Gumnut session.
An extra two parents are requested to assist during the junior/gumnut sessions.
Thank you
Reminder we have Junior BP & BP Presentation on tonight from 6:30pm till 8:00pm.
We encourage parents to come along & stay for the presentation. These awards are the highest to achieve in Junior Guides (Junior BP) & Senior Guides (BP). We will be highlight & celebrating with Fee & Niamh on their Junior BP awards plus Kiamah & Maisy on their BP awards.
We will end the night with celebration cake & tea/coffee
Hope to see you there. Bickie
All parents who help at guides (either once off or on a regular basis) need to be associated members of the Girl Guide Association of Victoria. Associated members have no fees, just registered with Guides Victoria with Working With Children & Police Checks & any other qualifications such as first aid, CPR etc on record.
Please check with Bickie on Tuesday night to see if you are already registered or grab a form if you need to register. Free to register as an associate member.
Hi, here is the term 2 program for junior guides. Click here – select Term 2 Juniors
I need more help each week at guides to ensure we meet the ratio numbers for supervision & give the guides an exciting program.
There are a few spots on the program that need more parents to assist, if you can , please add your name here on this post with the week you want to help!
Remember your help will make an exciting program for the girl guides!
Advice on wearing relatives medals with your uniform at ANZAC services and marches: The RSL advice is that when worn by others, medals are worn on the right side to show that the wearer is not the original recipient. When a Guide is in uniform, if no sash is worn, medals are worn in a horizontal line on the right side, in line with the GGA logo. If a girl is wearing a sash, medals should be worn in a horizontal line across the sash, in line with the GGA logo. Leaders/parents should consider pinning/fixing the sash under the collar to prevent the weight of the medals shifting the sash. 
Help needed tonight!
No need to reply just turn up to assist if possible
We have a contractor coming in to do some work & the above items need to be attended to
Carrum Girl Guides 