Please email join@ggnz.org.nz. To process your transfer, please enter your child’s full name, OGM number if known and the current unit and what unit would you like to transfer to.
All our fee information is here http://girlguidingnz.org.nz/current-member-information/
Uniform information http://girlguidingnz.org.nz/e-shop/
You’re very welcome to join at a later time. As we don’t hold applications for long periods, we recommend applying around four weeks before your preferred start date to ensure we can best support your enrolment.
For other queries please email join@ggnz.org.nz. We will get back to you within 3 to 7 working days.
We don’t offer official holiday programmes, but some units may run occasional activities during the holidays. These vary by unit and aren’t guaranteed, so it’s best to check with your local unit.
Yes, children can start part way through the term, depending on your preferred unit’s availability. To enrol please complete the enrolment form.
No, we don’t have a second-hand uniform shop. You may wish to check with your local unit, as some families choose to pass on uniforms.
Weekly payments are available via automatic payment (A/P). Please contact our finance team for assistance in arranging this.
We understand families may enrol more than one child; however, we don’t currently offer multi-child discounts. We do our best to keep our pricing fair for everyone.
No. GirlGuiding is not a religious organisation, and our programme does not include religious instruction.
Some units may choose to acknowledge cultural and community celebrations throughout the year, such as Easter, Christmas, Matariki, Mother’s Day, and Father’s Day. Girls may also learn about different cultures, beliefs, and traditions as part of understanding the diverse world around them.
If you have questions about specific activities or celebrations, please speak with your unit leaders. We are happy to discuss your concerns and make reasonable accommodations where appropriate.
Yes. Our leaders will work with families to accommodate dietary requirements, allergies, and medical conditions wherever possible and our leaders hold first aid qualifications. In some cases, parents or caregivers may be asked to provide suitable alternatives so their child can safely participate in activities.
Please inform your child’s leaders of any dietary, allergy, or medical needs when they join the unit, or as soon as any new requirements arise. Many of our programmes include cooking and baking activities, so it is important that leaders are aware of any food-related allergies or dietary restrictions. This helps us plan activities appropriately and create a safe, inclusive environment for everyone.
Yes. We welcome neurodivergent children and are committed to creating an inclusive environment where all girls can participate, learn, and thrive.
We encourage open communication with parents and caregivers so we can understand your child’s individual needs and work together to support their participation in our programme. Depending on the level of support required, a parent, caregiver, or support person may need to attend alongside your child to assist them during activities.
Our leaders do their best to create a supportive environment that promotes empathy, inclusion, and positive experiences for all members. If you would like to discuss your child’s specific needs before joining, please contact your local unit leader or email us on join@ggnz.org.nz
For other queries please email join@ggnz.org.nz. We will get back to you within 3 to 7 working days.
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