Back in Action

Hey guys! So this is dedicated to all those that go to the Guide group that I help out at (I don't want to say what it is for security reasons). It's been lovely to see you all over the last few weeks as we have started to meet up outside!

As you most likely already know we are now starting to move Guides back into the hut which is really exciting. It will be nice to be back in the warmth. We have so many exciting things planned for you, all covid safe of course.

To make sure you stay safe, so we can continue guides, please wear your mask throughout the meeting and bring your hand sanitiser. When you come into Guides please enter through the door near the car park. When you come in we are going to sit down on tables and most likely do some colouring. 

In the hut there will be a poster of the programme dates so you can check what we are doing each week.

This is just a quick update and overview of what has been sent by emails to parents but I thought it would be nice to update the blog so all you Guides can keep updated too.

See you soon and stay safe!

Guiding at Home aka Grace :)


Location: United Kingdom

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