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36 members of Sheffield County Trefoil Guild went on a visit to Brownsea Island to continue their celebrations in this Centenary Year. Members range in age from from 55+ to 80+ and some have been in the Guide Movement since the 1930's. They stayed at Foxlease, in the New Forest, the first Guide Training Centre which was opened in 1922. From there they made their way to Brownsea Island, where Baden-Powell organised the experimental camp in 1907. Anne Barraclough, chairperson of Sheffield County Trefoil Guilds, said that Trefoil Guild members have been active all year joining in the many other centenary celebrations in Sheffield and beyond, but the trip to Brownsea Island was the highlight for many. The photo shows members waiting to get on the ferry to Brownsea Island alongside the statue of Lord Baden Powell.
St William's Rainbows during their recent visit to the Fire Station:
83rd Sheffield Guides holidayed in Scotland and visited the garden on Princess Street in Edinburgh which has a floral display honouring 100 years of Guiding:
Leaders from Girlguiding Sheffield receiving awards from the High Sheriff. From left to right: Chris Carr, Jemma Taylor, Young Leader Felicity Edwards-Wright and Jan Cole
