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Last Update Date: 2023-08-17. Hong Kong Guiding Movement Guiding Movement was introduced into Hong Kong in 1916. The Hong Kong Girl Guides Association is currently the largest female youth organization in Hong Kong, and one of the 153 Member Organizations of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts.
Promise Badge: the badge awarded to Brownies or Guides who have participated in the Promise ceremony and have become full members of the Guiding community Trefoil: the Trefoil is the symbol associated with Guiding and the Promise, with the 3 leaves representing the 3 parts to the Promise— faith or belief, national loyalty and service to others
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Warrant badges for Guide for Guide Captains had green enamel, as the infill. Warrant badges for Land Ranger Captains had red infill, just as the Land Ranger Proficiency Badges did. Warrant badges for Sea Ranger Captains had dark blue infill, again reflecting
The 10 Guide Laws 1. A Guide is loyal and can be trusted. 2. A Guide is useful and helps others. 3. A Guide is polite, considerate and respects her elders. 4. A Guide is friendly and a sister to all Guides. 5. A Guide is kind to all living things. 6. A Guide is8.
Identifying Service: A World of Badges. Guiding has been renowned for having badges as part of their programme, designed for specific ages – Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Rangers, and up-to-date themes. They began as proficiency badges and then became interest badges, encouraging girls to take up new hobbies and interests, some of which led ...
2016年12月18日 · The badges required were – First Aid, Stalking, Nursing Sister, Cook, Cyclist, Local Guide, Nurse, Musician, Gymnast, Electrician, Tailor, Clerk, Florist, Artist, Masseuse, Telegraphist and Swimming. There were only two efficiency badges at that time which you did not need for the Silver Fish Award – Signaller and Sailor.
2010年8月30日 · Mrs Betty Wiggins-Jones, who was 16 and a lieutenant of the Cheltenham Guide Company when war broke out, accumulated badges for sewing, Red-Cross, and camping amongst others.
