Remembrance Day 2024

Buy this year's badges

For over a century, Girlguiding has been helping all girls know that they can do anything.  

Girlguiding has a long history of helping all girls know that they can do anything, empowering them to break barriers.

This year's badge celebrates the thousands of former Guides and women of colour who served in the ATS (Auxiliary Territorial Service) as radar operators, sound detectors and range finders, during the Second World War.

Discover the full story and buy the official badges today. 50% of profits go to the Royal British Legion.

  • 2024 Woven badge

    Wear this year's woven Remembrance poppy badge with pride, honoring the vital role that former Guides and women of colour played in the Second World War.

  • 2024 Metal badge

    Wear the metal version of our 2024 Remembrance poppy badge in partnership with the Royal British Legion. The badge can be added to outerwear or uniform during November to show your support.

  • Remembrance Day range

    Last chance!
    Get your hands on our previous Remembrance Day badges and products.

    Remembrance woven and metal badges 2022

  • The story behind the badges

    Ena Collymore-Woodstock OD MB travelled from Jamaica to join the ATS in 1943, when Black women were finally allowed to enlist. She blazed a trail for more than 600 women of colour who joined from British colonised territories in the Caribbean. Learn more about Ena here.

Looking for ways to mark the day?

Remembrance can mean different things to different people. These activities are a great way to explore what it means to your unit – from the poppy fields of the first world war, to stories of women working in the resistance during the second world war. Think too about those who protect and support us today, from police officers to supermarket workers.

There’s a different activity for each section and they’re all free to download. The activities combine craft and creativity with stories and thoughts to help girls to reflect:

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