Centenary of Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting
2012 is our final centenary year, and this year we asking you to SHARE! We are asking all Girl Guides and Girl Scouts throughout the world to join together on the 10 April 2012 and to celebrate 100 years of changing lives.
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The 2012 centenary activity pack is now available to download and will help you plan your Share activities for 10 April. You can also sign up to a number of 10 April activities or add your own to our centenary celebration activities page |
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| Watch the new centenary film and learn more about how Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting has changed lives in the last 100 years. |  The second Young Women’s World Forum took place in March 2011 simultaneously at the four World Centres. Read the daily updates. |
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We have new centenary merchandise available! Visit our online shop to purchase a centenary postcard set or the long sleeved polo shirt! Also coming soon: centenary teddy bear, centenary stickers and centenary button badges. Watch this space!
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Leave your centenary messages on our very own centenary message board and tell us how you will personally celebrate 10 April 2011. |
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Have you used your skills and experiences to set up a project in a school or community? Has Girl Guiding/Girl Scouting given you an opportunity to excel in your career? Then, we want to hear from you. |
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There are a number of resources available to help you in your centenary celebrations.
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Don’t forget to share with others what you are doing! You can use the space provided below or you can send us your stories and photos by email centenary@wagggsworld.org. Click here for guidelines on what you should include in your stories. |
In July 12 – 16 2012, the final centenary Forum will take place in Chicago, USA. Hosted by the Girl Scouts of USA and WAGGGS, the Girls’ World Forum will see delegates from all over the world come together and engage with the UN Millennium Development Goals. 
It was a group of girls who first planted the idea of Girl Guiding in the mind of founder, Robert Baden-Powell, in 1909, when they demanded a place for girls at the Crystal Palace Boy Scout Rally. Read more about the 
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