The Wirral peninsula is situated between the River Mersey and River Dee, with beautiful coastal scenery and a rich heritage. This makes for a compact and easily accessible Girlguiding county with a close working relationship across all sections and all divisions.
The County is split into 9 geographical areas called Divisions these are, Arrowebrook, Bebington, Birkenhead, Deeside, Dibbinsbrook, Ellesmere Port, Hinderton, Wallasey and West. Each division has a division commissioner who is also a trustee for the county. Wirral county is one of the 17 Guiding counties that make up the North West England Region, and we have around 3,500 girl and volunteer members.
It’s all about developing self-confidence, building friendships, learning new things and having fun. Girls explore nature, have ago at arts and crafts and play games. It’s all about learning by doing.
It’s about trying new things that teach girls about themselves, their community and their world. Learning new hobbies, get creative, develop skills and have outdoor adventures. So much to explore.
It’s all about being inspired to try new and challenging things. Girls get to choose from different badges and awards which will help them build new skills and try new challenges. Don’t forget the overnight adventures too!
It’s all about the taking the lead and finding new challenges. That can be the Duke of Edinburgh Awards, Leadership Qualifications or helping run a Unit. Don’t forget the fun times festivals and international travel too!
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