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2024.01.19 How Girlguiding helps all girls know they can do anything.pptx
The document discusses the positive impact of Girlguiding on empowering girls to achieve their potential through activities that build confidence, leadership, and community. It highlights the importance of inclusivity and active participation in fostering a supportive environment. The author shares personal gains from their experience in Girlguiding, emphasizing skills such as confidence, voice, and a sense of achievement.
2024.01.19 How Girlguiding helps all girls know they can do anything.pptx
- 1. http://sandymillin.wordpress.com/girlguiding How Girlguiding helpsall girls know they can do anything Sandy Millin IATEFL YLTSIG web conference: Each Child, Every Child & the Whole Child 19th January 2024 http://sandymillin.wordpress.com/girlguiding sandymillin@gmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandymillin/
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- 4. http://sandymillin.wordpress.com/girlguiding Images from https://mylearning.org/stories/girl-guides-aspects-of-a-fascinating-history/1449and https://shop.girlguidingscotland.org.uk/brownie-badge-sash.ir
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- 7. http://sandymillin.wordpress.com/girlguiding Taken from https://ggneedingworth.co.uk/groups/brownies/and https://www.facebook.com/groups/lisasguidingillustrations/posts/1396780090699193/
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- 9. http://sandymillin.wordpress.com/girlguiding Find out moreat https://www.girlguiding.org.uk/girls-making-change/girls-attitudes-survey/ and https://www.girlguiding.org.uk/girls-making-change/future-girl/
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- 11. http://sandymillin.wordpress.com/girlguiding Taken from https://www.girlguiding.org.uk/what-we-do/blog/our-refreshed-brand-is-here/ Supportive Togetherness Belonging Inclusive Reachingas many girls as possible Community Building courage Building confidence Building a positive mindset Active participation Trying new things Learning about what’s possible
- 12. http://sandymillin.wordpress.com/girlguiding What I’ve gotfrom Girlguiding Confidence A voice Leadership experience Learning Meeting all kinds of people A sense of achievement Experience to help my teaching!
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Editor's Notes
- #2 I’ll talk you through the logos and organisations a little more in a moment, but I’ll start by showing you a video
- #3 My involvement with Girlguiding
- #4 Lots of answers to this question! I’m talking about Girlguiding in the UK as that’s what I know about. In the video you saw… Rainbows = 4-7 Brownies = 7-10 Guides = 10-14 Rangers = 14-18 So Girlguiding is the different age groups that make it up, known as sections More than 300,000 girls in the UK at the moment - There’s also all the volunteers that make it happen!
- #5 It’s the history – started in 1909 as The Guide Association Extra age groups added over time – these are Brownies uniforms and Promise badges – I’ll talk about the Promise in a moment
- #6 It’s being part of an international movement (my Thai neckerchief for example)
- #7 It’s the badges! (my sash if I can find it!) https://www.girlguiding.org.uk/globalassets/image-library/blog-images/sarah-west.jpeg?preset=image-block_desktop They tell your story within Girlguiding – what you did, who you met, what you learnt
- #8 Whoever you are, wherever you're from – all girls are welcome An equal sense of belonging – meet girls from many different backgrounds, and trying to expand that – Girlguiding is for everyone. We’re joined through our Promise – three parts all over the world (Guiding and Scouting), including learning about ourselves. In the UK version: ‘to be true to myself and develop my beliefs’ The trefoil and the Promise sign remind us of this
- #10 It’s giving girls a voice: Girls speak, then we listen and act Annual ‘Girls’ Attitudes Survey Surveys of girls’ opinions – giving girls and women a voice e.g. Future Girls 76,000 opinions, 4-25 years old Providing resources to make these things happen
- #11 Girls don't stand still, so neither do we Constantly evolving 2022 – biggest rebrand for a long time, as we know that the message about Girlguiding is old-fashioned and hasn’t kept up with what we do
- #12 We help all girls know they can do anything
- #13 What I’ve got from Girlguiding Confidence, especially at Brownies – in who I am, in trying new things A voice – knowing I could speak up and I would be heard Leadership experience – both as a girl and a woman Learning a lot – still! Meeting all kinds of people A sense of achievement And it helped with my teaching!
- #14 https://youtu.be/69v3ua7itSo Leave you with a film with something about what Girlguiding is and what girls participating in it do, and how it develops the whole child