Girl Scouts of Jamaica
Leaders
Volunteers age 16 and over can be Assistant Leaders and those age 18 and over can be Leaders.
Who can be a Leader?
Any woman who is willing to be a volunteer, and will keep the Promise and obey the Law, can be a Leader of a Girl Scout Troop. A day training seminar is arranged once per quarter. At the end of the first stage (first training day), the Leader is enrolled and receives her warrant to run her Troop. She is expected to continue training until she has completed all the stages.
Leaders who have previously been trained to work with scouts or guides can transfer their qualifications.
Schedule of Events for Leaders
Monday October 19, 2009 - Training Day - 10am-3pm
January - Planning Month
Saturday January 30, 2010- Leaders' Conference and Training Day, 9am - 3pm
Saturday April 10, 2010 - Training Day- 10am-3pm
The Promise
On my honour,
I promise that I will do my best:
To do my duty to God,
To serve my country and help other people,
And to obey the Scout Law
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
THE STEERING COMMITTEE
Chief Co-ordinator - Lavinia McClure
Peenie Wallie Co-ordinator - Debbie-Ann Webley
Doctorbird Co-ordinator - Tracyann Taffe
Girl Scout (jnr and snr) Co-ordinator - vacant
Membership Co-ordinator - Lavinia McClure
Kingston Co-ordinator - Petrona McLeod
St Andrew North Co-ordinator - Stella Maris Leaders
St Andrew East Co-ordinator - Latoya White
St Andrew South Co-ordinator - Winsome James
St Andrew West Co-ordinator - Janet Headlam
St Catherine & Clarendon Co-ordinator - Simone Grant
Manchester & St Elizabeth Co-ordinator - vacant
Hanover & Westmoreland Co-ordinator - vacant
St James & Trelawny Co-ordinator - vacant
St Ann & St Mary Co-ordinator - vacant
Portland and St Thomas Co-ordinator - vacant
The Adult Eight Points
- Intelligence
- Fitness and Health
- Morals and Values
- Creative Expression
- Social Skills
- Service
- Homecraft and Hospitality
- Environment
Activities
