Hey,
Today was the first day back at helping out at Rainbows
since I have been home from Plymouth. Obviously, this is the Rainbows in
Kenilworth that I used to be a Young Leader at before I travelled to Plymouth
for University ‘10th Kenilworth Rainbows'.
This year we are celebrating 30 years since Rainbows started,
so today was the beginning of working towards to 30th anniversary
badge.
We showed them a printed paper of the 4 promise badges that
Rainbows have had throughout these 30 years, and then gave out sheets that have
the outline of the badges for them to colour in.
The 4 badges were:
The original Rainbow Promise badge created in 1987 when
rainbows began, was a triangular cloth badge, featuring a Rainbow
under a Guide Badge. It was sewn against the neckline of the tabard, with
the upper point of the triangle meant to touch against the binding on the top
edge of the tabard.
It was then changed before 1997, to fit in with the other
section promise badges, and was a yellow trefoil on green - again a cloth
badge, as it was considered unsafe for Rainbows to have metal badges.
In 2008, A metal badge was introduced with a sky blue
background, to match the new Rainbow uniforms which were brought in,
but it didn't last for long before the current Promise badge was introduced.
Once they had finish the colouring there was then a word
search to complete, and if they didn’t finish they could complete it at home to
then bring back next week.
I enjoyed helping out again as a Young Leader. Although, not
knowing any names since everyone I knew is now in Brownies was difficult and
fun to work around.
Thanks for reading,
Any questions or comments please use the contact box
Amy x
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