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| Guides motto | Be prepared |
| Guides promise | I promise to do my best, do my duty to god, to serve my country and help other people, and to keep the guides law |
| Guide sign | Three fingers(salute: put at forehead area) |
| Guides law 1 | A guide is loyal and can be trusted |
| Guide law 2 | A guide is useful and help others |
| Guides law 3 | A guide is polite, considerate and respect her elders |
| Guides law 4 | A guide is friendly and a sister to all guides |
| Guides law 5 | A guide is kind to all living things |
| Guides law 6 | A guide is obedient |
| Guides law 7 | A guide has courage and is cheerful in all difficulties |
| Guides law 8 | A guides takes care of her own possessions and those of other people |
| Guides law 9 | A guide is thrifty and diligent |
| Guides law 10 | A guide is self disciplined in what she thinks, says and does |
| What does PP stand for and what does it mean in English? | Stand for: pandu puteri definition in English: girl guides |
| World badge: what does the golden yellow trefoil on the blue background represent? | Sun shining over the children in the world |
| World badge: what do the three leaves represent? | Three fold promise |
| World badge: what does the flame present? | The flame of the love of humanity |
| World badge: what does the vein pointing upwards represent? | The compass needle pointing the way |
| World badge: what do the two stars represent? | Guides law and guides promise |
| World badge: what does the outer circle represent? | Worldwide association(worldwide and growing movement) |
| World flag: what does the white corner represent? | WAGGGS commitment to peace |
| World flag: what does the three golden squares represent? | Three fold promise |
| What does WAGGGS stand for? | World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts |
| What is world thinking day? | Shared birthday of Lord and Lady Powell(the founders) on 22 February(they share the same birthday) |
| World thinking day fund | Girl guides are encouraged to think of other members of the Movement around the world |
| Which hand do you use for the guides handshake? | Left hand(because left hand in closer to heart) |
| What is a good turn? | Good turn is doing something to help without expecting anything in return |
| When is the guide salute used? | 1. at breaking of colours 2. enrolment ceremony 3. presentation of awards ceremony 4. world flag is carried ceremonially(NDP) 5. playing of national anthem 6. greeting members of guide and scout movement |
| What does the guide handshake symbolise? | Friendship |
| · · · · · | Fall in or come here quickly |
| · · · - · · · - | Leaders come here |
| ·- ·- | Warning-look out |
| - - - | Extend or scatter |
| · | Attention |
| Hand signal: hand near face, palm facing out; waving from left to right | Never mind or as you were |
| Hand signal: hand straight down, in front of leg(in relaxed position), palm facing out; waving front and back | Go on or go further out |
| Hand signal: one hand in "dabbing" position, palm facing out; having that hand near forehead, waving left and right | Fall in or come here quickly |
| Hand signal: hand out, palm facing out, in stop sign | Silence or halt |
| 1908? | He published a book 'Scouting for Boys' based on his scheme and ideas for training of boys; it inspired thousands of boys around the country to join the movement |
| 1909 | First boy scout rally(organised by him in Crystal Palace, South London) saw number of girls attending; they were proclaiming to be girl scouts and prompted the founder to include girls and young women into the movement |
| 1917 | Singapore girl guides movement started as district of malayan girl guides association |
| 1941 | First headquarters known as 'The Hut' was built at Buying Road |
| 1956 | Trefoil Guide registered for former Guides to return to serve movement |
| 1959 | Puan Noor Aishah(first lady of Singapore) became first Asian President of Singapore girl guides association |
| 1963 | Singapore became part of Malaysia; Singapore movement joined Malaysian girl guides association |
| 1966 | Singapore became associate member of WAGGGS at 19th World Conference in Japan |
| 1967 | 50 years of guiding in Singapore |
| 1972 | Singapore became full member of WAGGGS; 5 point programme introduced |
| 1977 | Lady Powell passed away |
| 1988 | Association celebrated opening of camp Christine(at Jalan Bahtera); name of camp named after founder-Mrs Christine Dhanabalan |
| 2004 | Association renamed girl guides Singapore(when registry of societies approved name change from Singapore girl guides association) |
| 2017 | 100 years of guiding in Singapore |
| Name of first headquarters | The hut |
| What was the previous name of girl guides Singapore? | Singapore girl guides association |
| First president of GGS | Puan Noor Aishah |
| Current president of GGS | Dr Seetha Subbiah |
| Current chief commissioner of GGS | Ms Gan Siow Huang |
| Aim of trefoil guild | 1. keep alive spirit of guide promise and laws in their own lives 2. bring back spirit of guide into the community in which they live and work 3. actively support guiding in country and world |
| Through the trefoil guild, members get to... | 1. maintain friendships formed during years of active participation and service with guiding movement 2. organise activities to serve community and support youth members 3. connect with other units in guiding and scouting community, both locally and internationally |
| Young adults | 1. aged 17-25 involved in younger branches 2. joined to extend their relationship with GGS 3. commit to values of GGS and form friendships among peers |
| Backstory of Kim's game | Rudyard Kipling wrote story about boy named Kim, he was trained for secret service work in India and trained himself to be observant; he was about to disguise a man as a bigger that even his mother could not recognise him |
| Kim's game | Any type of seeing, concentrating and remembering is a type of Kim's game |