Remembering our patron, Her Majesty the Queen

It’s with deep sadness we learnt today that our patron, Her Majesty The Queen has died. Our deepest sympathies are with the Royal Family at this very sad time.

The Queen first joined Guides at the age of 11, when she became a member of the 1st Buckingham Palace Guides. In 1953, the same year she came to the throne, she became our patron.

Throughout her life the Queen was an example of the spirit of guiding. Every day she kept her promise to do her best, live according to her beliefs, and to help people. These values are echoed in the Promise that all Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Rangers make.

The Queen has inspired our girls and young women to help their communities across the UK and beyond. Here at Girlguiding we’ll be reflecting on our connection to the Queen over the coming days and weeks, making sure that her legacy lives on in guiding.

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It’s with deep sadness we learnt today that our patron, Her Majesty The Queen has died. Our deepest sympathies are with the Royal Family at this very sad time.

The Queen first joined Guides at the age of 11, when she became a member of the 1st Buckingham Palace Guides. In 1953, the same year she came to the throne, she became our patron.

Throughout her life the Queen was an example of the spirit of guiding. Every day she kept her promise to do her best, live according to her beliefs, and to help people. These values are echoed in the Promise that all Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Rangers make.

The Queen has inspired our girls and young women to help their communities across the UK and beyond. Here at Girlguiding we’ll be reflecting on our connection to the Queen over the coming days and weeks, making sure that her legacy lives on in guiding.

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