To finish our 3 edible novelties for a children’s party, we made racing cars out of finger biscuits and marshmallow baskets.
The Rays of Hope Guides are beginning to integrate into the Old age Home community. They have each adopted a Granny and later in the term we will do a concert for them.
We spent a meeting highlighting the Guide Law. This involved translating words to Zulu or Sotho, working through pictures in the handbook and short skits illustrating how Guide Laws are broken or kept. They ranged from being kind (or not) at school to Rhino poaching.
Last Thursday we did part of the Keep Fit badge. The Alex girls organised their own set of movements which turned out to be cheerleading type routines while Jelly Bear led us in a more professional routine at Waverley. She has subsequently agreed to do the same with the Rays of Hope girls.
Change is in the air. The new programme is due to start in June and the new uniform is already being stocked.
The changeover will be challenging but we will do our best to be innovative and take things one week at a time.
