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What does the Senior Section do?
In the Senior Section, young women participate in a fun and flexible programme known as Look Wider. The programme is also linked to a variety of recognised qualifications or awards, both within and outside guiding. The opportunities and challenges which guiding offers can be followed by a group or by individual members and are designed to be particularly beneficial to girls getting ready to embark on a career.
What to know?
- The Look Wider Programme is based around eight programme areas known as Octants:
- Creativity
- Fit for Life
- Community Action
- Out-of-doors
- International
- Independent Living
- Personal Values
- Leadership.
- A young woman may belong to the Senior Section from her 14th to her 26th birthday. The Senior Section includes:
- Ranger Guides, both members of Ranger Guide Units and Lone Ranger Guides
- Young Leaders (including Lone Young Leaders)
- Young Leaders, Advisers and Commissioners who choose to participate in the section programme
- Junior Council members
- Members of Student Scout and Guide Clubs
- British Youth Council delegation members
- Female LINK members
- Girlguiding UK Duke of Edinburgh's Award participants.
- The Senior Section Promise is the same as the Guides Promise, with the added responsibility 'To be of service to the community'.
- Members wear section wear appropriate to the group to which they belong, or wear clothing suitable for the activity in which they are participating.
- All events and information on opportunities for Senior Section will be posted onto the website in the link entitled "Events & opportunities".
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