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Guiding is a Uniformed organisation
All Guides
must wear uniform to ALL Unit Meetings, when arriving and departing
from camps, at flag breaks, and for other events such as Parades, Church,
external trips and visits.
When any activities are none Uniform - Leaders will inform Guides of this.
'My Uniform is in the Wash' or 'Does not fit anymore' is not an acceptable
excuse for not wearing a uniform. Guides not wearing a Uniform will
be docked points, and repeated offenders will be sent HOME
Girls should take
pride in their uniform and do their best to look smart. Our Uniform consists
of:
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Guide Uniforms |
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Senior Section
and Young Leaders Uniform |
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Leaders Uniforms |
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- Blue Guide Polo Shirt - variations are available
with Red Collar for Girls -
Blue Colour for Adults - Turquoise collar for young Leaders -
Navy Blue - Body warmer (optional) this is often where Guides
choose to sew their interest badges
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Group Neckerchief - Red - the unit has currently elected not to
wear a neckerchief
- Leather Woggle - this would
be worn with the neckerchief
- Navy blue activity trousers
or blue Jeans (no other colours of trousers are acceptable)
- Suitable Shoes (no wheels)
- Smart shoes (must
be worn on formal occasions )
- Guide cap - is optional
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When girls join Guides we allow
them a bedding in period, this is usually four weeks; once settled in we would expect
the new Guide to wear
Uniform. After 4 to 6 weeks Guides will be asked if they are ready to
commit and make their promise. Guides will not be allowed to enrol
without Uniform or G File. Once
enrolled Guides can take part fully in the Guiding programme.
Guides will not be allowed to take part in the Guiding programme, earn
Badges, Go For it's, Yearly Challenges, attend Camps and External
Activities when not wearing a Uniform.
Uniforms can be purchased from
Hi
Peak Leisure in Clough Street Hanley or
Guiding Essentials
website
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