" I’ve made some wonderful friends and met people from all over the world through guiding. It’s fantastic! "

On behalf of Girlguiding London and South East England (LaSER) it is my pleasure to welcome you all to our website, in this Girlguiding’s Centenary year! It is hard to believe that 100 years ago, a small group of girls gate crashing a Boy Scout Rally at Crystal Palace & asking Robert Baden Powell for ‘Something for the girls’, would lead to a worldwide organisation with over 10 million members in 145 countries.
Anne Hudson (Chief Commissioner)
Here come the the Girlguides
To celebrate 100 years of guiding, the Museum of London Docklands is proud to open "Here Come The Girl Guides!", an exhibition exploring London's historic role in the largest voluntary organisation for girls and young women in the UK.
UK Arab Scout Fellowship Study Trip to Oman - October 2009
Guiders were privileged to be invited to apply for the above trip during the summer due to it being our centenary year. Out of 19 contingents there were 6 LASER Guiders from Kent, Sussex and London. The trip was organised by Roger Cole and each participant given some pre trip research to do.
We arrived in Muscat on 24th and spent our first night at a residential scout camp. We were looked after during the week by Khamis, Zain and Maitha who stayed with us at the camp.
Katie (Surrey West) being presented with her richly deserved Star of Merit Award from Georgina Churchlow (County Commissioner) at a Cup Cake party with friends from her unit and family friends.
THE centenary anniversary of the girl guides has been marked with a set of commemorative stamps. Girlguiding has been immortalised on a new set of Royal Mail stamps.
Julietta Edgar, head of special stamps at the Royal Mail, said: "We wanted this special centenary miniature sheet of stamps to capture the many activities undertaken by Girlguides today".