| The Parish Church of St James | |
| St. James's Road, Hampton Hill, TW12 1DQ (Parish Office 020 8941 6003) | |
| GROUPS AT St. JAMES'S | |
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Members of the 3rd Hampton
Hill Brownies join the Guides, Scouts
and the St. James's congregation for the All
Age Services that take place on the first Sunday of each month,
carrying their flags in a colourful parade through the church. Sometimes
they act as sidespersons, read lessons,
say prayers, assist with Parish Breakfast
and so on during the Services. |
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Being a Brownie is lots of
fun and a great way of making friends. They can get involved
in an enormous range of exciting activities and learn new skills such
as first aid. |
What
do Brownies do? They have fun! They can take part in indoor and outdoor activities. The meetings are action-packed and full of challenges, games and activities, often ones that they 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 them a group of ready-made friends to take care of them. It also makes them feel that they belong to something special. |
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They
can work towards a number of badges either as a pack or as an individual.
The badges vary from bellringing to dancing, from swimming to skiing
- there is something to suit all of them. Some of the badges are staged
so that everyone gets a chance to try the badge and then they can aim
for a higher stage if they want to. During the summer they get out of
doors and concentrate on outdoor cooking, badge work, swimming, bike
rides and other outdoor activities. There are often opportunities for
them 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.
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Members of the 3rd
Hampton Hill Brownies join the Guides, Scouts and the St. James's congregation
for the All Age Services that take place on the first Sunday of each
month, carrying their flags in a colourful parade through the church.
Sometimes they can act as sidespersons, read lessons, say prayers, assist with Parish Breakfast and so on during the Services. |
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Who
can be a Brownie? Brownies are usually aged between seven and ten and a half, 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
The Brownie Guide Law |
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When and where do Brownies meet? Brownie clothes |
| Further Information |
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| Contact
Natasha Clifford 020 8979
0361 |
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| Latest Brownie APCM Report | |
| Associated pages on this website: Through the
Years: Brownies 40th Birthday (1958 December) | Brownies' Millennium Capsules (1999 December) |
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| Links to other websites: Brownie |
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