Girl Guides

Highlights of the Year

At South Division Day, our girls demonstrated their creativity and leadership by designing a custom patch. Additionally, a group of Guides designed and led mindfulness exercises for students from other schools, encouraging self-care and emotional well-being in their peers.

This year’s National Day Parade was another highlight, where our Guides proudly participated, contributing to the spirit of national pride and unity. Their involvement in such an important event deepened their sense of responsibility and connection to the nation.

Perhaps the most memorable event of the year was the Guides 3D2N Camp, the first held in four years since the COVID-19 pandemic. This student-led camp was a testament to the leadership and organisational skills of our goals. Each level took on a distinct role in planning the camp activities: Secondary 1 students organized morning exercises to build energy and teamwork; Secondary 2 students facilitated discussions on the UN Sustainable Development Goals, raising awareness of global issues; and Secondary 3 students took charge of organising the entire camp, ensuring it ran smoothly. This camp allowed the girls to develop teamwork, leadership, and event-planning skills while also reflecting on their role as global citizens.

Key Achievements

A standout moment was World Thinking Day, where five of our Sec 3 Guides were selected as the Guard-of-Honour for the Opening Ceremony, symbolizing their leadership and dedication to the global Girl Guide movement.

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