| Rainbows | RainbowsRainbows   are Girlguiding UK’s youngest members. They have weekly meetings where they get   to play games, sing, cook, make things and have story time. They also do outside   activities when the weather permits and go on activity trips suitable for their   age group. They are identified by brightly coloured tabards with a rainbow logo   on the front. 5 - 7 year olds.
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    |  | BrowniesBrownies are the most popular section with over 300,000 girls   attending every week. Brownies are currently travelling through a very exciting   phase in their history. They   have recently had a new programme to follow, called the Brownie Adventure, and   the girls have new, fun, versatile and fashionable wear, designed by Ally   Capellino. Brownies also get to go on Pack Holidays, which can be camping or in   youth hostels, and pursue a number of outdoor activities with their units when   the weather is suitable. 7 - 10 year olds.
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    | Guides | GuidesGuides   have gone through a number of changes since they were founded by Lord   Baden-Powell in 1910. Over the years, the units have always been very forward   thinking and have followed contemporary  activities for their age group, and   today’s Guides are no exception.
 The current Guide   programme is full of fun, exciting and educational activities. From construction   to chocolate, football to photography there are a variety of topics for the   girls to learn. Their programme includes the traditional badges and the new Go   For It! Challenges.  Today’s Guides also have the opportunity to go away on   camps both within the UK, and international trips, and they also get to see the   latest pop acts at the exclusive to Guides annual ‘Big Gig’ concert.10 - 14 year olds.  |