the leader team to develop her Leadership skills. Rangers and Young Leaders (previously known as Senior Section) For girls between 14 and 18 years old, there are a variety of schemes and groups to choose from. Young Leaders work with Rainbows, Brownies or Guides. They can work towards the Young Leadership Qualification as well as other Rangers opportunities. Rangers meet together to plan and carry out activities, they may work towards any opportunities available to Rangers members. Duke of Edinburgh's Award Participant: a Rangers member who has chosen to focus on the Duke of Edinburgh's Award. Lone Ranger: a Rangers member who is working on part of The Rangers programme, but is not part of a standard unit. She may belong to a Lone Unit with other Lone members with support from Leaders who deliver the programme remotely. Peer Educator: (Previously known as In4mer) anyone who has undergone the Girl Guiding peer education training and continues to run Peer Education sessions Student Scout and Guide Organisation (SSAGO) Member: For members who are studying at higher education (such as a university or college). Appointment Holder Innovate – an annual residential event of varying location across the UK which offers Rangers members an opportunity to voice their concerns and brainstorm new ideas for the future of Girlguiding. With the new program Rangers have new badges in the same vein as the younger sections. This group choose to wear a hoodie, jacket, polo shirt, or smart shirt. Rangers Awards and Qualifications Young Leader Qualification Chief Guide's Challenge Commonwealth Award Queen's Guide Award Residential permits Adult Leadership Qualification The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Uniform The Girlguiding uniform has evolved over the years, from its first design by Baden-Powell and his sister: long dresses, neckerchiefs (like the Scouts) and wide hats. The previous uniform was designed by Ally Capellino in 2000. There are no compulsory trousers, for guides and rangers but girls in guiding wear what is appropriate for the activities. Rainbows and Brownies can chose from skorts, cycling shorts, leggings, joggers or trousers. Promise All adult members of Girlguiding make a promise upon joining but young members only have to do so before achieving section awards. The current promises for each section are: Rainbows: I promise that I will do my best, to think about my beliefs, and to be kind and helpful. Brownies, Guides, members of The Senior Section and Leaders: I promise