Rangers is for girls aged 14 to 18 to have fun, build confidence and be themselves. In a relaxed, welcoming environment, they make friends, learn new skills, plan adventures, support their communities and shape their own experiences while preparing for the future.
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Rangers is your space – a place where girls aged 14 to 18 can be themselves, make lasting friendships and shape their own journey. It's a relaxed and welcoming environment where young women come together to have fun, learn new skills, take on exciting challenges and make a positive difference in the things they care about.
From regular meetings with their local unit to adventures across the UK and abroad, Rangers offers opportunities to explore new places, experience new cultures and create unforgettable memories. Rangers can work towards qualifications, earn badges and awards, volunteer in their communities and develop valuable life and leadership skills that will stay with them long after they leave Guiding.
Following Girlguiding's programme across six exciting themes, Rangers are encouraged to challenge themselves, discover new interests and build confidence through activities that reflect their passions and ambitions. Whether it's planning their own adventures, campaigning for causes they believe in, learning practical skills or simply spending time with friends, Rangers gives every young woman the freedom to choose her own path.
Whatever you want to achieve, Rangers is what you make it – a place to grow in confidence, embrace new opportunities and prepare for the future.
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