A group of Brownies took over the Apple store in Southampton to learn about technology.
The 11th Shirley Brownies visited the Westquay store to explore the role of technology in today's world.
The youngsters were given the chance to learn about the various uses of Apple technology and how to use it to creatively express themselves.
They also had the opportunity to design their own emojis, allowing them to express their emotions through art and technology.
This introduction to digital design was a hit with the girls, and many parents were impressed by what their children could achieve with technology.
One parent said: "Eden, Jess and Lyla had a fab time, and I was very impressed with the girls’ emojis."
The visit to the Apple store is part of Girlguiding's commitment to ensuring that its programme of activities reflects current interests and provides exciting learning experiences for the young women of tomorrow.
Girlguiding is the UK’s largest youth organisation dedicated entirely to girls.
It aims to provide even more opportunities and experiences for girls and young women across the county.
With nearly 500 girls on the waiting list in Hampshire West, it is actively seeking new volunteers to join in the fun.
A Girlguiding spokesperson said: "By giving just one or two hours a week, being a Girlguiding volunteer could see you going around the world accompanying girls on the trip of a lifetime, spending a weekday evening helping them learn a new skill or enjoying an action-packed outdoors adventure weekend as you make your own lifelong friendships."
Volunteering with Girlguiding is flexible and doesn't have to be a weekly commitment.
There are various roles to choose from to fit in with different lifestyles, and all necessary training and support will be provided.
Girlguiding welcomes volunteers of all backgrounds, ages, cultures, faiths, and abilities.
For more information about volunteering with Girlguiding, visit the Girlguiding Hampshire West website.
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