Uniformed Organisations
for our Young People
 

Trinity Guides

 
Meetings are at Trinity church hall
Seniors meet at 7.30 pm on Mondays
Brownies Meet at 6.15 pm on Mondays
Rainbows Meet at 6.00 pm on Tuesdays
 

Middlewich Guides

 

5th Middlewich Guides.....
1st & 2nd Cledford Brownies and .....
1st Middlewich Rainbows all meet at the church. 

All meetings are in the church hall;
 

 

News and Magazine Items
about our Uniformed Organisations
 
Trinity Girl Guides 

Success brings its own challenges

We returned to Guides after the summer break to be overwhelmed by the arrival of 11 new Guides, when we were only expecting 5.  This gave us a total of 27 Guides in the company.

We have four people to lead and help but we do need more help, e.g. helping the Guides through their tasks for the evening or shopping for resources.  Can you lend a hand?  You don't need to come along to every meeting.  Please contact Liz Edmunds: contact details can be obtained from our Circuit Superintendent Minister, Philip Berry.

Here is a flavour of what we do, taken from our Autumn programme. 

  • Harvest Festival Service – created a collage on 'seeds'

  • International Peace Day – created a Peace Wall

  • Bowling – a task towards a Leadership Scheme qualification for one of our junior leaders 

  • Media activities – present our own 'TV programme' for a night.

  • Bonfire Night – in fancy dress

  • 'Go For It' – each girl works through her choice using themed activity resources

  • Christmas – make Christmas crafts/cards to take to Park Lane Care Home.  

  • Christmas – Provide entertainment for Park Lane Care Home with sketches and musical interludes

 
     


Record Sponsorship for the Congleton Swimathon 

Trinity entered two teams of Brownie Guides (the Yellow Dolphins and the Yellow Sharks).  There were also two teams of grown-ups (Trinity Berries and Trinity Forresters).

In 55 minutes of relay racing, all of our teams completed well over 100 lengths of the 25 metre pool at Congleton Leisure Centre.

Our swimmers collected a mighty total of £1064.35 from their sponsors.  The money will be divided equally between The Children's Adventure Farm Trust, East Cheshire Hospice, Buglawton Community Group (Sport for All), and Rotary Charities.

[from an article published in The Messenger, from Trinity]