1) Girl Guiding began in 1909 in England when girls demanded to participate in Boy Scout activities. It has since spread worldwide with the Pakistan Girl Guides Association being founded in 1947. 2) The document outlines the history, structure, activities, and purpose of Girl Guiding. It discusses the different sections for various age groups, the guiding promises and laws, badges earned, and activities like camping and first aid. 3) The goal of Girl Guiding is to empower girls and young women to become confident, patriotic citizens through character building activities focused on community service, leadership, and life skills.

2. Presentation
Submit to : Ma'am Sumeira Rajab
Submitted by : Group No 4 ( four )
Fakhia Anwar (03) , Attia Hafeez (18) , Uswah Bano (25) ,
Arba Saleem Tariq (47) , Madiha Yaseen (49) , Anila azam (71)
Course Title : Girl Guiding
Course Code : HPE (610)
Semester : 8th (2018 to 2022)
Department : Health And Physical Education
GCWUF

3. Girl Guiding

4. History of Girl Guiding
Whole the world :
 It all began in 1909, when girls in England demanded to take part in a Boy Scouts rally
organized by Lord Baden-Powell at the Crystal Palace in London. Baden-Powell was impressed and
he asked his sister, Agnes, to create a program just for girls. This was the beginning of Guiding.
 By 1910, the Guiding Movement had reached Canada and the first Unit was formed in St.
Catharine's, Ontario. By 1912, there were units in every province and many of Canada's most
forward-thinking women banded together to form the Canadian Girl Guides Association.
About Pakistan :
 Girl Guides Association was organized by Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah on 29th December,
1947. On that day Miss Fatima Jinnah was requested to become life patron of Pakistan Girl Guides
Association and Begum G.A.Khan was elected as the Chief Commissioner later designated as
National Commissioner.
 Begum G.A.Khan, the first National Commissioner of Pakistan Girl Guides Association, had been
involved in the Girl Guide Movement as a young girl and was Provincial Guide Commissioner of
undivided Punjab before independence.

5. What is Guide?
What does Guide do?
 A person who shows the way to others, especially
one employed to show tourists around places of
interest.
For Example : “ a tour guide ”
 A person who advises others, especially in matters
of behaviour or belief.
For Example : “ his spiritual guide “
In simple words :
 Show or indicate the way to (someone).
For Example : “ he guided her to the front
row and sat beside her "

6. Mission or Vision
Mission :
To provide
opportunities for the
development of girls and
young women, so that they
become confident, patriotic,
and law abiding citizens
capable of performing their
duties in the home, as well
as community and country.
Vision :
we are a national
movement of empowered
girls and young women
working as the agents of
change to build a better
world .

7. Pakistan Girl Guides Association (PGGA)
We Consist Of 7 Chapters Named :
1. Punjab
2. Sindh
3. Khyber Pakhtoonkhawa (KPK)
4. Balochistan
5. Islamabad
6. Gilgit Baltistan (GB)
7. Azad Jammu Kashmir (AJK)

8. WAGGGS
 (WAGGGS) is World Association of Girl Guides and
Girl Scouts
 The world Association of girls guides and girl
scouts is the largest voluntary movement
dedicated to girls and young women in the world.
Its is diverse enough that this movement
represents ten million girls and young women 146
countries.
 Our Organization Pakistan Girl Guides Association
(PGGA) is the member organization of WAGGGS.

9. Girlguide Promises
“I promise to do my best, to do my
duty to Allah Taala and Pakistan. To
serve mankind and participate in
nation building activities, to obey
the Guide Law.

11. Girlguide duties and laws
 A Guide is trustworthy.
 A Guide is Loyal.
 A Guide is friendly and a sister to all other guides .
 A Guide is polite and considerate and develops a sense of civic responsibility.
 A Guide is also kind to animals and respects all living things.
 A Guide is obedient.
 A Guide is helpful and makes good use of her time.
 A Guide is courageous and cheerful in difficult times.
 A Guide is thrifty ,takes care of her own belongings and respects other
peoples belongings.
 A Guides deeds follow her words.

12. Motto, Sign and Salute
Motto : Be Prepared.
Salute : Three fingers salute from right
hand.
Sign : Three straight fingers represents
three parts of promise and Quaid's motto of
unity , faith and discipline.
Guides do left hand shake

14. Units
 Unit’ is the name given to a group of Rainbows, Brownies,
Guides or members of The Senior Section, their Leaders and
Leadership Team. Each unit is registered with Girlguiding with a
registration certificate in the name of the unit with their start
date.
Our sections
 'Section' is the term we use to describe the
different age groups in guiding. Each section has
its own programme of age-appropriate activities.
Girls can move up to the next section when they
reach the right age.

15. Rainbows
 Joining age - any time from her fifth
birthday (or her fourth birthday in Northern
Ireland).
 Move up to Brownies - between her
seventh birthday and seven years and six
months.
 Recommended time in Rainbows - two
years (or three in Northern Ireland).

16. Brownies :
Joining age - seventh birthday.
Move up to Guides - between
her 10th and 11th birthdays.
Recommended time in
Brownies - three years.

17. Guides
Joining age - 10th birthday.
Move up to The Senior Section -
between her 14th and 16th
birthdays.
Recommended time in Guides - four
years.

18. Rangers
This section includes young leaders
and any other members aged
between 14 and 18.
Joining age - 14th birthday.
No longer part of Rangers - 19th
birthday.

19. Girlguide Badges

20. Camping
 the activity of spending a holiday living in a tent.
"camping attracts people of all ages“
 Some of the types of camping are listed below.
 Glamping Camping. Glamping is also known as glamorous
camping and it involves camping with the luxuries of a
home or hotel. ...
 Tent Camping.
 Backpacking Camping.
 Survivalist camping.
 RV and Van Camping.
a large motor vehicle with living accommodation.

21. Indoor Activities

22. Outdoor Activities

23. First Aid
First aid is the first and immediate
assistance given to any person
suffering from either a minor or
serious illness or injury, with care
provided to preserve life, prevent the
condition from worsening, or to
promote recovery.

26. ABC treatment

27. Do some practical activities