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In Girls' Brigade, we wear uniform because it enables equality and promotes a sense of belonging - all the girls look the same irrespective of their backgrounds.
All items of uniform may be purchased from the GBNI Shop. Uniform can also be ordered from our Shop.
Juniors can earn badges for their efforts at GB, including a reward system for attendance and Junior Circle Badges for completing different challenges in four areas: Spiritual, Physical, Educational and Service.
Hannah - 8yrs
I meet new friends, play games and do arts/crafts.
Alicia - 9yrs
I love the challenge of learning memory verses during scripture. I get to keep them in my special jar so I can keep looking over them at home.
Megan - 9yrs
I love learning about Jesus and enjoy all the crafting. It’s a chance to meet friends.
Here are some answers to some of our parents’ most-asked questions. Hopefully, you can find the information you are looking for. If not, please get in touch with us, and one of our team will do their best to help you.
Like school, girls are grouped into sections according to their age on 1st July, and girls aged 8 - 10 can join the Junior section.
GBNI is committed to providing a caring, friendly and safe environment for all its members to participate in a relaxed and secure atmosphere.
GBNI and the local church train volunteers and Staff on safeguarding issues and share information about good practice on an ongoing basis, ensuring that volunteers and Staff are clear about what steps to take when concerns arise regarding the safety of children, young people, and adults at risk of harm.
GBNI works with local churches to ensure that good, safe procedures are in place in its GB companies and that sound recruitment procedures are in place. We also work in partnership with parents/carers and/or other professionals to protect children/young people and adults at risk of harm. All volunteers and Staff (if appropriate) in GBNI must be thoroughly vetted via AccessNI for their roles within the organisation.
GBNI collaborates with its volunteers and Staff to minimise the risks to children and young people by sharing information and issuing guidance on safe practices. For a full list of our current policies and procedures and downloadable information leaflets for parents, visit the Our Policies page on this site.
If you would like to report a concern, you can speak directly with your Church's Designated Child Protection Officer or contact our GBNI Designated Child Protection Officer by calling 028 9454 8054.
The girls wear a distinctive uniform that promotes a sense of belonging, equality, and identity. Each section in GB has its own uniform. All uniform items can be purchased from our GB shop at GBHQ or ordered online. Provision for uniforms varies from company to company, as some companies operate a uniform swapping system or sell second-hand items for a nominal charge. Go to the relevant section page and view the official uniform required for girls in that section.
