Endeavour Trefoil

In today’s episode of “The search for the perfect cauliflower”, someone must have been listening!! IYKYK!! 😉 Hashbrown

Well we arrived at The Duxton Hotel Perth last night for set up! Feeling very excited! ☘️❤️

We were out last night at Hoyts Lux enjoying The Devil Wears Prada 2! Great movie!

This was too good not to share, Trefoil is all the good bits of guiding but doing it for ourselves as adults!! 18yrs and up!

😂 A Quick Guide to Guiding at Any Age 😂

Some people think Guiding is something you do when you’re young.

But anyone who’s been around for a while knows that’s… not quite how it works.

Because Guiding has a strange habit of following you through life.

It usually starts something like this:

🌈 Age 5–10
You come for the games.
You stay for the crafts.
You accidentally learn loads of skills.

🧭 Teen years
You realise you can lead games, help younger members and do some pretty amazing things.

🙋‍♀️ Adult leader stage
You suddenly own a suspicious amount of craft supplies.
You can organise 20 children, three activities and a biscuit break with military precision.

You also regularly find things in your pockets when you get home such as:
• glue lids
• string
• random beads
• half a sticker sheet

✨ Later in life
You discover you still love the laughter, the friendships and the slightly chaotic fun.

So you stay involved through things like Trefoil Guild.

Because the truth is…

Guiding isn’t really something you grow out of.

It’s more something that quietly becomes part of who you are.

Also…

Once you’ve learned the correct way to toast a marshmallow, that knowledge is basically for life.

So yes - you absolutely can be involved in Guiding at any age.

Fair warning though:

You may develop strong opinions about biscuits, crafts, and the correct volume for campfire songs. 💙

4 weeks til High Tea!!
Wooo!!

We are extremely grateful to be sponsored by IGA as part of thier Community Chest Program. Funds support our 2026 Golden Trefoil High Tea event and our Guild.

Day 3 and the final activities included Busselton Jetty, comparing camp blankets,completing a Where’s Wally puzzle, spending lots of money in the gift shops and dodging a Triathlon! All very happy Endeavours, ready to head home and plan the next one!!