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Singapore is hosting the biggest international Girl Guides Camp as the world emerges from COVID-19. It brings together more than 1,800 campers from more than...
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Girl Guides Singapore (GGS) is the national Guiding organization of Singapore. It serves 12,340 members (as of 2003). It serves 12,340 members (as of 2003). Founded in 1917, the girls-only organization became a full member of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in 1966.
Date: 1st April 2023 (Saturday) Time: 9:30am – 12:30pm. Venue: Cedar Girls Secondary School (1 Cedar Ave, Singapore 349692) The Juliette Low Seminar (JLS) Team has curated a workshop that will be held on Division Days 2023! The theme of the workshop is: Overcoming personal barriers through WAGGGS Leadership Framework.
Girl Guides Singapore (GGS) will be conducting the Basic Training Course (BTC) in Jan – Mar 2024 for all adult leaders leading the Brownies / Girl Guides’ programme in School. The BTC is a compulsory training course for all teachers who are appointed as Guiders for the school CCA, Brownies / Girl Guides. This course will equip them with the ...
Yi Wen with other sister Guides at Ayrwaves Camp in Scotland. 3. Being a mother of two, a Year Head in Fuchun Secondary School and Chief Commissioner of Girl Guides Singapore, must bring challenges as you juggle different roles and responsibilities.
The Girl Guides is part of an International movement which strives to develop our girls to their fullest potential as responsible citizens. The weekly training sessions are based on a Five-Point program which encompasses Personal and Social Development, Home, Outdoor, Community and International. Apart from the Five-Point program, the girls ...
During Girl Guides Singapore annual general meeting on 16 May 2020, we introduced our new Chief Commissioner, Ms Gan Siow Huang. Let us find out a little more about Ms Gan and her plans for GGS moving forward. Can you give us a brief background about yourself? I was a Brownie and Girl Guide when I was in primary school and secondary school.
