Welcome to Girlguiding Beaconsfield HQ
Home to Beaconsfield’s Guiding units and available to hire for parties, events, and community use
They go to their first ever sleepover, canoe on rivers, learn about body confidence, and lead their own camp. Or sometimes they simply have fun and try new things with friends.
Girls take what they do in guiding with them as they grow up. Everything from working in a team, to taking the lead, to speaking out on issues they care about. It helps them develop the skills and confidence to become the young women they want to be. And to make a difference to the world around them.
Our exciting, adventurous activities and badges make up our programme of what girls do in guiding. There’s a huge range of activities to try, plenty of badges to earn and loads of ways to develop new skills.
Designed and created with girls, our programme is packed full of fun, adventure and variety. And it supports girls to broaden their horizons, challenge themselves and be the best they can be.
In Beaconsfield District we have an active and friendly team of leaders running 8 units in our Guide HQ Malthouse Square.
Have a look around the website and see what we do.
Find out more about Guiding
Our new challenge badge
Beaconsfield district has created a challenge badge suitible for all ages. It aims to increase awareness and understanding of neurodiversity and neurodivergent people.
We have sold over 1000 badges so far to units all over the UK, Scout groups, and Guide units overseas in Canada and Australia.
If you are interested in finding out more, please contact us.
