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Wednesday, September 08 2010 @ 10:13 AM BST Brownie Guides![]() What do Brownies do? Brownies have fun! They take part in indoor and outdoor activities that challenge them to do their best. Their meetings are action-packed and full of challenges, games and activities, usually ones that the Brownies have suggested themselves. Everything a Brownie does is an adventure - it's a world of excitement, new interests and friends. Brownies belong to a Pack and work in small groups called Sixes. This gives each girl a group of ready-made friends to take care of her. It also makes her feel that she belongs to something special. Brownies meet regularly, usually once a week during school terms. There are often opportunities for Brownies to take part in special activities and events throughout the year. Many Brownie Packs go away on holiday, to camp or on an overnight sleepover. Who can be a Brownie? Brownies are usually aged between seven and ten, although some Brownies stay in the unit until they are a little bit older. Any girl over the age of seven can become a Brownie as long as she is able to understand, and wants to make, the Brownie Guide Promise. The Brownie Promise I promise that I will do my best: To love my God, To serve the Queen and my country, To help other people, and To keep the Brownie Guide Law. Brownie Wear Each Brownie chooses what she wants to wear from a range of items - it is up to each girl to decide which items she likes. This choice allows Brownies to be themselves but also makes them feel part of the Pack. Contact Us for further information about Brownie Guides in Hemyock, please contact: Mrs Pat Keith Bayfield Culmstock Road Hemyock Cullompton Devon EX15 3RJ Brownie Pack Put On A Delightful Show
Brownies raise money for Children with Leukaemia
![]() 1st Hemyock Brownies are seen here celebrating with their certificates and rewards for raising £617.75 for Children with Leukaemia, through the Children’s Marathon Challenge and the Cheeky Monkey’s Marathon Challenge. |
LinksDevon NewsLocal WeatherHeadline:A mixture of sunny intervals and scattered, locally sharp showers. Today:Dry and bright at first, but scattered, locally sharp showers developing through the morning, especially over Devon and Cornwall. Light winds becoming westerly, and temperatures close to normal. Maximum temperature 19 °C. Tonight:A few showers may linger at first in western parts, but otherwise a largely dry night with some clear spells. Light west to northwest winds. Minimum temperature 12 °C. Thursday:It should be a drier day with plenty of bright or sunny spells and only a very low risk of a shower. Light northwesterly winds and temperatures around normal. Maximum temperature 20 °C. Updated: 0500 on Wed 8 Sep 2010 Forecast for Exmoor National Park for WednesdayGenerally dry with sunny spells, although a few mainly light showers are possible from midday. Light winds and normal temperatures. Updated: 0421 on Wed 8 Sep 2010 Forecast for Dartmoor National Park for WednesdayA mainly dry day with plenty of sunny intervals, but a few sharp showers possible from late morning. Light winds. Updated: 0421 on Wed 8 Sep 2010 sourced from the Met Office |
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