1st Beanhill Brownies (EHCP+) ✨

''Be Kind, Be Helpful and Be Prepared'' ✨

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Location address: Moorlands Family Centre, Milton Keynes
Chosen age group:

Ages: 7 - 10 years

Available tickets:
EHCP+ Girl Guiding Free
Next date: Monday 1st Jun,
Funded by Milton Keynes City Council EHCP+
Universal provision with SEND support
1st Beanhill Brownies (EHCP+) ✨ block mentored by 1st Beanhill Brownies
1st Beanhill Brownies (EHCP+) ✨ block mentored by 1st Beanhill Brownies
1st Beanhill Brownies (EHCP+) ✨ block mentored by 1st Beanhill Brownies
1st Beanhill Brownies (EHCP+) ✨ block mentored by 1st Beanhill Brownies
1st Beanhill Brownies (EHCP+) ✨ block mentored by 1st Beanhill Brownies
1st Beanhill Brownies (EHCP+) ✨ block mentored by 1st Beanhill Brownies
1st Beanhill Brownies (EHCP+) ✨ block mentored by 1st Beanhill Brownies
A summary
✨ Who Is It For? Girls aged 7–10 years with an EHCP who want to try new things, make friends, and join a supportive, confidence‑building group. We are happy for you to come for 1 week to try, or for all 8 of your EHCP+ sessions. ✨ What Your Child Will Experience at Beanhill Brownies From the moment your child walks through the door, they’re welcomed with a big smile, a friendly buddy and a chance to join in straight away. ✨ Creative Adventures Instead of vague “arts and crafts,” your child might: -Paint kindness rocks using acrylic pens, adding glitter and positive messages -Build mini wildlife habitats using sticks, moss, stones, and small recycled trays These activities change each week so the girls leave with something they made themselves. ⚽ Active Fun Activities are playful, energetic and designed so everyone feels included: - Parachute popcorn, where they bounce soft balls in the air - Human board games, where the girls become the pieces and complete fun tasks as they move Each activity helps children build confidence and coordination without pressure. ✨ Real‑Life Brownie Skills Your child will also get to try safe, practical skills such as: - Learning to light a tealight safely using a spark stick (fully supervised) - Practising first aid basics, such as bandaging a friend’s “teddy injury” - How to Consider other peoples personal space These moments help children become more independent in a supported space. ✨ Friendship & Belonging Every session ends with a group circle where the girls: - Share something they enjoyed - Celebrate badges they’ve earned - Welcome new members This ensures every girl feels seen, valued and part of the group. Beanhill Brownies is a warm, structured, and supportive space where children grow — while having fun.
send accessibility checklist
1:1 care
2:1 care
Qualified to administer medication
Epilepsy trained
Secure environment
Accessible toilet
Assist with personal care and toileting
Hoist and changing bench
Wheelchair accessible site
Autism awareness trained
Sensory or quiet spaces
Makaton trained
PECS trained
More information available on request
Contact the Mentor to discuss your specific needs regarding this list item.
Please note:
It is the responsibility of the booker to satisfy themselves about the adequacy of the the measures provided above. This platform is merely an introducer and does not verify the items listed.
About your mentors
1st Beanhill Brownies
The Girl Guides motto is "Be Prepared" ✨
Girlguiding Brownies are a UK-based organization for girls aged 7–10, focusing on fun, adventure, and personal development. Meeting in "units," they engage in activities like badge-earning, and skill-building, often organized into small groups called "sixes". Key Details About Brownies Age Group: 7 to 10 years old. Structure: Girls belong to a "unit" and work in small groups called "sixes," named after fairies or woodland creatures. Activities: The "Brownie Adventure" program includes outdoor activities, camping, sleepovers, games, and creative projects. Badges & Themes: Brownies earn interest badges and theme awards focusing on skills, social awareness, and, to, build, confidence. Leadership: Units are run by trained volunteers.
Girlguiding/ The Scout Association
#skillsforlife
Girlguiding and The Scout Association are two charities who help to empower young people. We learn skills for life, enjoy adventurous and outdoor activities, make friends and earn badges.
When you Arrive
You will be greeted by one of our Leadership team who go by Rainbow Owl (dark hair) and Snowy Owl (light hair). We would have received all the information you shared through booking with EEQU, and will be ready to welcome your child. We will buddy your daughter up with a friendly regular Brownie who will be their guide and companion during the session, ensuring they always have a friend and someone to help support them through the sessions. The Brownies love to be a dedicated buddy and welcome new people to the session. If your Daughter requires some settling in, we are happy for the parents to stay for a short while, or for the duration of the session, but find new starters settle better without an adult where they are able to engage with the other Brownies and leaders. Snowy Owl is very experienced with SEND and has previously worked in services with complex behaviours or high health needs and is always happy to stay close by, enabling your child to thrive within the session.
Learning aims
Aim 1
To nurture independence in a safe, supportive environment Allowing children to try small responsibilities helping them grow in confidence and self‑belief.
Aim 3
To build confidence and teamwork through fun, structured challenges. Activities like teambuilding encourage communication, problem‑solving and positive interaction.
Aim 2
To help children make friends and feel a strong sense of belonging. Through friendships and shared activities to feel included, and become members of the Brownies community.
Aim 4
To develop practical skills through hands‑on activities. Children will take part in tasks helping them build fine‑motor skills, confidence, and a sense of achievement.
SEND support
We can support with: PEG feeding Giving medication Managing seizures Diabetes or asthma support Manual handling (lifting, hoisting, safe transfers) Personal care (toileting, changing) Makaton Using communication devices Visual supports (pictures, schedules, symbols) Positive behaviour support De escalation strategies Understanding autism and sensory needs Adapting activities for different needs Supporting children with learning disabilities
Pricing information
Ticket nameEHCP+ Girl Guiding
Price£0
InformationGirl guiding Brownies Ticket for Beanhill Brownies Session 7-10 year olds
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Where we'll be
Moorlands Family Centre, Beanhill Local Centre, Dodkin, Beanhill, Milton Keynes, England, MK6 4LP
WHAT’S PROVIDED
Equipment
Safety
Enhanced DBS
Risk Assessment
Public Liability Insurance
Safeguarding Training
First Aid Training
First Aid Kit
Smoke Detector

Please note

Please note, it is the responsibility of the booker to satisfy themselves about the adequacy of the safety measures. This platform is merely an introducer and does not verify the items listed here.

Cancellation Policy
Free bookings do not require refunds but as places are limited, please cancel if you cannot attend so that your place can be offered to someone else.

My experience consists of a leisure activity, on a specific date(s), and therefore the 14-day ‘cooling off period’ under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 does not apply.