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Congratulations to the following for achieving the highest awards in their
sections during 2009:

	Queen's Guide Award The highest award in NZ for girls (available to Rangers) Hannah Elliott Asleigh Ferrick Emma Greenbank Danielle Petterd Karina Shann Olivia Shields Cassandra Shih Emily Sutton Amy Bullen Emily Dinsdale
	Guides Aotearoa Award - the highest girl achievement in the Guide Section Cailtin Appleton Rachel Baker Rebecca Binkhorst Michelle Bull Amelia Bundy Aleishia Carline Anastasia Chambers Morgan Christy-Jones Jemma Colquhoun Danielle Davey Stephanie Evett Courtney Ferrick Laura Goodman Kathryn Kemp Amy Lynch Annie Noakes Ashley Petterd Kelly Poehls Cailtin Richards Isabella Rowley Sarah Stevenson Alisha Windsor
	Challenge 9 - the highest girl achievement in the Brownie Section Nikita Arnott Jemima Bevan Jazz Binns Olivia Bixley Melissa Blackmore Katie Cameron Olivia Clark Paige Cooke Paris Doran-Ward Bridie Flanagan Moira Gammeter Chantel Gates Breellen Gedye Ashlyn Gillespie Dayna Haylock Ella Hobcraft Briana Inglis-Matchett Charlotte Jordan Maddison Lightfoot Ella Marks Samantha McGhie Rebecca McKinnon Isabel McPhee Abby McRoberts Helen Oliver Vanessa O'Neill Annabelle Osbourne Anna Raynor Caley Rodgers Emily Taggart Delia Tibble

	Peak Award - half-way point for the Queen's Guide Award Sarah Bull Miriam Comans Kirsty Goodman Sarah Lewis Tessa Noakes Shannon Perry Emma Rennie Caitlin Richards
	Ranger Outdoor Leadership Certificate - Rangers need to run a successful expedition/exploration or a camp Elizabeth Bunckenburg Megan Dangerfield Emily Dinsdale Emma Greenbank Tessa Noakes Karina Shann Olivia Shields Cassandra Shih Emily Sutton Kathryn Bunckenburg
	Senior Guide Award - half-way point for the Guides Aotearoa Award Fiona Baddeley Shannon Barclay Emma Clarke Ashleigh Collard Hannah Goile-McEvoy Hanna Gregory Laura Hartley Catherine Higgins Annalisa Jefferies Holly Johnstone Sophia King Katie Marsh Chelsea Monks Gina Rodgers Lizzy Rooney Ilana Singleton Lorraine Turner
	Guide Outdoor Camp Permit - Guides need to run a successful camp under canvas Rachel Barker Amelia Bundy Anastasia Chambers Morgan Christy-Jones Jemima Colquhoun Courtney Ferrick Annie Noakes Kelly Poehls Caitlin Richards Sarah Ward
	Guide Indoor Camp Permit - Guides need to run a successful indoor camp Susan Cordery Natasha Hill Caitlin Appleton Rebecca Binkhorst Danielle Davey Stephanie Evett Kathryn Kemp Amy Lynch Alisha Windsor Isabella Rowley Sarah Stevenson

	The Young New Zealanders' Challenge A non competitive programme of leisure activities for 14-25 year olds. Offers personal and individual challenge. See: www.challengenz.org.nz
	Gold Award
	Silver Award Elizabeth Bunckenburg Kathryn Bunckenburg Emily Dinsdale Emma Greenbank
	Bronze Award Miriam Comans Chrystal Rains Emma Rennie
	National President’s Certificate of Achievement - recognition for girls who have been successful in activities outside of Guiding (eg. sport, school) Annelise Havill (Tawa) - recipient of Beilby Cup from Tawa College for best contrbution to the arts Emily Devine (Newlands/Paparangi - member Stewart Royale Marching team, 2nd in grade at the National Competitions

Pippins • Thinking Day Church Service -  21 February • Biscuit Selling -  March • Pippin Event -  1 May - ask your leader for details

Brownies

• Thinking Day Church Service -  21 February • Biscuit Selling -  March • Girl Achievement Awards Presentation - 8 May • Brownie Leaders & Sixers Day -  29 May • Girl Achievement Awards Presentation - 31 July • Brownie Event -  14 August • Regional Camp -  23-24 October • Girl Achievement Awards Presentation - 7 November - ask your leader for details

Guides • Thinking Day Church Service -  21 February • Biscuit Selling -  March • Camper and Camp Cook -  2 May • Girl Achievement Awards Presentation - 8 May • Camper and Camp Cook Assessment-  29 May • Guide Event -  13 June • Guide Leadership Certificate -  25 July • Girl Achievement Awards Presentation - 31 July • Indoor/Outdoor Permit Training -  15 August • Camper and Camp Cook -  29 August • Camper and Camp Cook Assessment -  18 September • Regional Camp -  23-24 October • Girl Achievement Awards Presentation - 7 November - ask your leader for details

Rangers • Thinking Day Church Service -  21 February • Biscuit Selling -  March • Ranger Event - 22 March • Girl Achievement Awards Presentation - 8 May • Ranger Event - 19 May • Leadership Skills -  30 May • Girl Achievement Awards Presentation - 31 July • Ranger Event - 10 Aug • Outdoor Camp Training - 27-28 August • Regional Camp -  23-24 October • Girl Achievement Awards Presentation - 7 November - ask your leader for details

Click here to visit the GirlGuiding New Zealand site for a list of national
and international opportunities.
 

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Included on the website is a comprehensive section for girls.
 

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Visit GirlGuidingNZ - For Girls to see: - Girl Speak - Interesting articles - What girls do at Guiding - Penpals - Useful links - GirlFrenz

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