GIRLS' BRIGADE AWARDS
BADGEWORK FOR GIRLS
These pages give an outline of the kind of things girls will be doing at Girls' Brigade to earn each of their awards
| EXPLORER BADGEWORK - Explorer Stars & Service Awards (P1 - P3) | |
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EXPLORER - GIRLS' PAGE |
| JUNIOR BADGEWORK - Junior Circles, Diamonds & Service Awards (P4 - P7) | |
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JUNIOR - GIRLS' PAGE |
| BRIGADER BADGEWORK - Brigader Triangles, Brigader Brooch, & Service Awards. Also Leadership and Warrant Officer Training (S1 - S6) | |
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BRIGADER - GIRLS' PAGE |
ADDITIONAL AWARDS FOR BRIGADERS AND YOUNG LEADERS
These pages give an outline of the Awards and timescales involved, as well as help on how to get started, FAQs, and where to go for further information and advice.
| THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH'S AWARD - for ages 14 - 25 | ||
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CANDIDATES' PAGE |
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LEADERS' PAGE | |
THE QUEEN'S AWARD - for ages 15 - 25 : The Highest Award in Girls' Brigade |
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CANDIDATES' PAGE |
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LEADERS' PAGE | |
TRAINING & SERVICE AWARDS FOR LEADERS
| INFORMATION FOR ADULTS ON BECOMING A GB LEADER (age 18+) | |
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AUXILIARY HELPER |
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OFFICER |
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NATIONAL & DIVISIONAL TRAININGS |
| OFFICERS' SERVICE AWARDS |
| Officers'
Service Awards (10 / 20 / 30 / 40 years) are
now available through the GB HQ Main Office and no
longer the Supplies Department - Please
fill out the OFFICER
SERVICE AWARD FORM and send with separate payment (i.e.
not included in a Supplies Order cheque) to GB HQ.
The
self-certification
process
will rely on honesty and trust with occasional spot checks and all data
regarding dates, etc, will be recorded on the GB Database. Please
allow up to 6 weeks for Service Awards to be processed. Thank
you.
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AWARDS FROM OUTSIDE AGENCIES
| MILLENNIUM VOLUNTEER AWARD - for ages 16 - 25 | |
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The Millennium Volunteer Award recognises the service given by GB members (aged 16 - 25) to their community through The Girls' Brigade in Scotland, be it company service, the service section of the Queen's Award or the volunteering section of the Duke of Edinburgh Award. Recognising hours of service at 50, 100 and 200 hours GB in Scotland is currently piloting the MV Volunteering passport with 7 companies throughout Scotland to smooth out any application and processing problems in the on-line administration for this scheme. The Millenium Volunteering Award Scheme will then hopefully be opened up to all GB companies in Scotland in 2010. Full details of the scheme and how to apply through The Girls' Brigade in Scotland will be published on this website and sent to Companies as soon as it is available. In the meantime if you wish to know more about the scheme, please visit the Millenium Volunteer website or contact GB HQ. |
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Hannah Wyse of the 25th Edinburgh & Lothians Company is seen here receiving her 100 Hours Millennium Volunteer Passport Certificate from John Loughton (from Big Brother) at a presention in St George's West Church, Edinburgh, on 21 April 2009. The
25th E & L was one of the companies chosen to pilot the on-line
scheme for GB. Hannah is the first of the new lot of volunteers, who
registered their voluntary service completely on-line, to receive this
for GB.
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| THE QUEEN'S AWARD FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE | |
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The Queen's Award is a UK National Honour (equivalent to an MBE) launched to celebrate the Queen's Golden Jubilee in 2002 and will be awarded to outstanding voluntary organisations nominated by their local community. Do you know a group of volunteers who devote their time to helping others in the community and improve the quality of life and opportunity for others? Then nominate them for The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service now! It is easy to nominate, just go to www.queensawardvoluntary.gov.uk for more details on the Awards and to download a nomination form electronically. Alternatively you can email queensaward@volunteeringengland.org or call our Award hotline on 0845 000 2002 for further information |
(Page checked & updated 08/03/10)