Rutland guides enjoy a virtual camp while meetings are suspended during the coronavirus lockdown
Campfires and den building are just some of the activities keeping children entertained during the coronavirus lockdown.
Rainbows, brownies and guides from across the county are keeping in touch online and continuing to work on badges while face-to-face meetings are on hold.
Group leader Amanda Hana said: "Girlguiding in Rutland is thriving during lockdown. Leaders are setting weekly challenges on Facebook groups or posting activity packs.
"Of course we all miss getting together but we have had great feedback on what is happening at the moment. There will be lots of badges to give out when everyone does get back."
Over the Easter weekend hundreds of members took part in a virtual camp when they were challenged to sleep in a den or tent and join a virtual campfire.
Groups are also using Zoom to host weekly meetings with topics including sign language and discussions on supporting the NHS.
Amanda said: "The girls have said it's nice to see their friends in a safe way and that they are loving the challenges and badges."
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