WAGGGS/World Centre

Escape Room Challenge

Created by Elisha Hardwick

Kingston, Ontario elishahardwick@hotmail.com

Welcome to the Escape Room Challenge about WAGGGS and the World Centres. This was created as a way for girls to learn about our organization in a fun interactive way. These activities can be done individually or in patrols. Each girl/patrol needs a copy of the fill in answer sheet. Depending on if you have each group do the activities together or if you allow them to divide and conqueror the activity will take between 30mins – 1 hour. Task 1 cut apart and mix up the timeline cards ahead of time. It works best if you have enough sets of instructions and sets of cards for each group. Task 2 Cut apart the Match cards and mix up the order. It works best if you have enough sets of instructions and sets of cards for each group. Task 3 Hidden Words each person should have their own copy of this as they will write directly on this sheet. Task 4: Place the information sheets that are at the back of the booklet around the room for the girls to find the answers. Each person should have their own copy of this as they will write directly on this sheet. Once an individual /group has completed the challenge you can confirm your answers using the attached answer sheets. Hope you enjoy this activity. If you have any questions please contact me Elisha Hardwick elishahardwick@Hotmail.com

TASK 1: Timeline Challenge Keywords

TASK 2: Match Game Keywords

Answer Sheet

TASK 4: Crossword

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Start at the left box to fill in the answers. Note there will be empty space at the end for some boxes

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Use the shaded letters to find the key word.

Copy the keywords from the crossword puzzle.

Task #1:

Timeline Challenge

1. To complete this task, you must find twelve timeline challenge cards.

2. Put them in order by date in which they happened.

3. Once they are in order enter the letters in the order into the answer boxes on your sheet.

You will form 3 words.

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Task #2:

Match Game

To reveal the key for this task, you’ll need to correctly match the different cards to each other.

1. Match the six Match Cards with numbers in the top corner to the ones with letters. You can

find the info to help around the area.

2. On your answer sheet, write the letter into the corresponding box.

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In this example you will fill in space #2 with an E

(In this example, D would be

one of the letters in the key.)

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Program for girls ages 9-11

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Task #3:

Hidden Words

1. Hidden in the sentences below are the names of members of WAGGGS. 2. Find the hidden countries that are in the list and underline them.

Example: Everyday I scan a daily newspaper for jobs. CANADA 3. Using the underlined words fill in your answer sheet starting at the left of the boxes and fill from there.

Note on some words there will be empty spaces at the end. 4. The highlighted letters will be used in the final challenge.

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Task #4:

Crossword

To reveal the key for this task, you’ll need to correctly solve the crossword puzzle.

1. When you have completed the crossword puzzle. Find your keyword by placing the

corresponding shaded letter on the dashed line.

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Army general Lord Robert Baden-Powell, the founding father of the Scout Movement and

first chief scout of the boy scouts association, organized the first scout camp on Brownsea

Island on Aug 1-8, 1907

On January 24, 1908, the Boy Scouts movement begins in England with the

publication of the first installment of Robert Baden-Powell's Scouting for Boys

The Crystal Palace Rally was an historic gathering of Boy Scouts and unofficial "Girl Scouts" at the Crystal Palace in London on

Saturday, 4 September 1909. At the rally the girls were proclaiming to be Girl Scouts and

prompted the founder to include girls and young women into the Movement.

The Girl Guides movement was formally founded in 1910 by Baden-Powell and his sister

Agnes Baden-Powell. However even before the foundation of an association, groups of

Guides had already started to appear in Australia, Canada, Denmark, Finland, New

Zealand, and South Africa.

In 1926, delegates at the 4th World Conference agreed that 22 February would be known as a special day for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts all

over the world. The delegates chose 22 February as the date for Thinking Day because it

was the birthday of both Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scout Movement, and Olave

Baden-Powell, who was World Chief Guide

WAGGGS was formed at the 5th International Conference, Hungary in 1928. There 26 founding

members of WAGGGS were Australia, Belgium, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France,

Hungary, Iceland, India, Japan, Latvia, Liberia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, UK and

Northern Ireland, USA and Yugoslavia

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The Movement continued to grow throughout the two World Wars and in 1931, WAGGGS

reached one million members.

On Jan 31, 1932 the first WAGGGS World Centre, Our Chalet, officially opened in

Switzerland by the first World Chief Guide, Olave Baden-Powell, and Mrs Helen Storrow

who financed the building the centre.

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The second World Center opened on May 2, 1939 and stayed opened throughout World War II with the World Bureau next door. Our Ark as it was named served as a place to stay for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts to stay while in London,

England.

Our Cabaña is the biggest of the World Centres and is located in the "City of Eternal Spring",

Cuernavaca, Mexico. It was opened by Olave Baden-Powell in July 1957.

Because the world of Guiding and Scouting had grown so much and so many member wanted

to visit Our Ark so on Jan 26, 1960 Olave House (Named for our World Chief Guide) officially

opened its doors.

The World Centre, Sangam, opens in Pune, India in Oct 16, 1966. The city of Pune, located in the

state of Maharashtra in India, was selected because of its temperate climate, rich cultural

history, strong tradition in education, and proximity to Bombay (now Mumbai).

Pax Lodge replaced Olave house on Sept 29, 1990. All of the rooms (except the Rose Room)

were sponsored by countries world regions, bricks, roof tiles and chairs were sold individually.

Each room is named after the country that sponsored it and all of the chairs have "name

tags" which refer to the person/group/country that donated the money for it.

In October 2015, the 'Fifth' World Centre was given its new name, Kusafiri World Centre. Kusafiri World Centre is using existing facilities to bring World Centre experiences to Africa. The ‘centre’ has no fixed site, but changes location for every event, creating international experiences for girls and young women in different countries in Africa

In 1932, at the 7th World Conference in Bucze, Poland, a Belgian delegate pointed out that a

birthday usually involves gifts. Olave Baden-Powell wrote a letter on Nov 1, 1932 to all Girl Guides and

Girl Scouts later that year to tell them about this idea and to ask them to spare a penny to help

support Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting around the world.

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In Sanskrit, the word describes a place where three

rivers meet. It also means "coming together"

Sangam

Sangalee Sangam’s mascot

Amigo Our Cabana’s mascot

Means Peace in Latin Pax Lodge

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Means 'to journey' in Swahili. Kusafuri

Pax Lodge’s Symbol

Name after our World Chief Guide. Was replaced with a new World Centre in 1985.

The symbol is a dove, because a dove is an international symbol of peace. It

is shaped like a barge on the water, which reminds us of the original London World Centre, “The Ark”.

The tree represents the worldwide movement. The roots are a symbol of friendship, which starts at Our

Cabaña and grows deep. The trunk shows the strength and continual growth of the movement. The

three branches represent each part of the Guiding Promise. The drop of water has two meanings: It is an

Aztec symbol of life and a pre-Hispanic symbol of communication.

Our Cabana’s Symbol

Olave House

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World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts.

WAGGGS

Shows the main building, one of the original buildings

from Centre.

Our Chalet

Trefoil in the top left corner. A white blaze in the lower, right-hand corner

of the flag represents WAGGGS' commitment to peace; this is

crowned by three golden blocks symbolizing the three-fold Promise

Was introduced in 1975. The World Trefoil in the centre represents the World Association, whilst arrows pointing towards it represent action and

direction. The circular design represents the World of the Girl Guide / Girl Scout Movement.

Thinking Day Symbol

World Flag

Hidden in the sentences below are the names of members of WAGGGS. Using the list at the bottom of the page how many can you recover? Example: Everyday I scan a daily

newspaper for jobs. CANADA

1. The little old lady tried to grab a ham as soon as they put them out.

2. When working with the material be sure not to loop or tug along the edge

3. Is it the larger man you gave the money to?

4. Every Saturday I go down to the garden market

5. The little girl gave the guy an apple on the bus.

6. That is the church I left my hat in.

7. He held open the door like a regular gent in all the old movies.

8. They hid the broken yardstick behind the desk.

CHILE PORTUGAL GERMANY KENYA BAHAMAS DENMARK GUYANA ARGENTINA

HIDDEN WORDS Task #3:

KEY WORDS

CROSSWORD Task #4:

ACROSS 3. Our Newest World Centre. Located in Africa 4. ___________ member countries are those with well

established national organizations. 5 There are both Girl Guides and Girl __________ in the World Association 7. Canada belongs to the Western __________ Committee. 11. The World Centre _____ ________ is located in Switzerland. 12. The World Centre ____________ is located in India. 13. The full initials of the World Association are ___________.

DOWN 1. The World Centre _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ is located in

London England. 2. World Conference are held in many different

_____________. 6. The World ___________ _______ fund is made up of contributions from members all over the world. 8. Headquarters for the World Association is located in ___________ England. 9. The World Centre ______ ________ is located in Mexico. 10. Member countries are divided into five ________.

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• The three _ _ _ _ _ _ are for the 3 parts of the promise • The flame is for the flame of the love of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. • The _ _ _ _ pointing up is for the compass needle pointing the way. • The two _ _ _ _ _ are for the promise and law. • The outer _ _ _ _ _ _ represents our World Association. • The golden Yellow trefoil on a blue background represents the sun shining over the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of the world. • The three _ _ _ _ _ _ are a reinforcement of our three part promise. • The white corner is for our commitment to _ _ _ _ _.

WAGGGS FLAG Using the keywords from your answer key sheet fill in the

following information.

Congratulations on completing the challenges!!!

What is Kusafiri World Centre? Kusafiri World Centre is using existing facilities to bring World Centre experiences to Africa. The ‘centre’ has no fixed site, but changes location for every event, creating international experiences for girls and young women in different countries in Africa.

KUSAFIRI

How did the idea for Kusafiri World Centre come about? Kusafiri World Centre is the product of years of discussion to bring a World Centre experience to Africa. In 2010, at the Africa Regional Conference, it was unanimously agreed that the Africa Committee would explore opportunities to deliver World Centre experiences in Africa. In July 2011, during the 34th World Conference in Edinburgh, Scotland, a motion was passed to create an experimental two-year pilot project that could potentially lead to the creation of a 'Fifth' World Centre in the Africa Region. The project was evaluated, with results and recommendations presented at the 35th World Conference in Hong Kong in 2014. The conference voted unanimously for the following: The Fifth World Centre Pilot study has demonstrated the value of establishing a presence in Africa to host world centre international experiences in line with WAGGGS Vision 2020. In October 2015, the 'Fifth' World Centre was given its new name, Kusafiri World Centre. Kusafiri means 'to journey' in Swahili.

Pax Lodge is one of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts’ World Centres. The centre is ideally situated next door to the World Bureau, the International Headquarters of WAGGGS, in Hampstead, North London.

By 1978, plans were made to reconnect Olave House and the World Bureau as part of the Olave Centre Project. The Project snapped up a plot of land in the quiet suburb of Hampstead, a neighbourhood renowned for its artistic and literary connections. The World Bureau was officially opened on February 15, 1985. The Centre was renamed ‘Pax Lodge’ as a tribute to the Baden-Powells. The Latin word for peace, pax, was present in the names of their homes in England and Paxtu in Kenya. The name also highlights the importance of peace in the Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting movement. Our foundation stone was unveiled in 1988 by The Honorable Mrs Betty Clay, Lord and Lady Baden-Powell’s daughter. Our doors were also donated by members of the Baden-Powell family, to symbolize that the doors of Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting are open to all women and girls. On 15 March 1991, Her Royal Highness Princess Benedikte of Denmark officially opened Pax Lodge. Since opening, Pax Lodge has welcomed hundreds of thousands of guests, including day visitors from more than 65 countries. The centre has become a gathering place for girls and young women seeking international friendship, WAGGGS education and warm accommodation. As a World Centre, we aim to engage, empower, and support young women so that they can make a difference in their communities. We want to reach out to more girls and young women and continue to share our Movement with others. Everyone at Pax Lodge helps WAGGGS achieve its goals through programmes, events

and more.

The symbol for Pax Lodge is a dove, because a dove is an international symbol of peace. It is shaped like

a barge on the water, which reminds us of the original London World Centre, “The Ark”.

PAX LODGE

In 1929, WAGGGS' World Committee met in Holland and decided that a World Centre should be built for all Girl Guides and Girl Scouts around the world to share...

This logo shows the main chalet, one of the original buildings

from Centre

Our Chalet History 1930-1970 Our Chalet, the first WAGGGS World Centre, established in 1932 in Adelboden, Switzerland, was formally opened by the first World Chief Guide, Olave Baden-Powell, and Mrs Helen Storrow. After an exciting first few years, the Centre’s role changed with the start of the Second World War. During these years, the Chalet was closed to regular guests, however it played an important role in helping to reunite refugees who had arrived in Switzerland with lost friends and family through Guiding and Scouting connections around the world. From this a shared spirit was formed and Our Chalet continued to be a place of international understanding and co-operation during a time when the world needed it most. Following the Victory in Europe Day and the re-opening of Our Chalet, guests began to return in numbers greater than ever before. The Juliette Low Seminars, international leadership development seminars that had been held annually at Our Chalet since its opening year, resumed in 1946 and were again held annually at the Chalet until 1968 when they began rotating around all four World Centers. 1970-1990 1968 was the start of another era of change at Our Chalet. The traditions of having ‘Friends of Our Chalet’ sessions, along with special weeks for Trefoil Guild members and their husbands were started, and by 1972, over 33,000 people had visited Our Chalet. The 1980’s also marked another significant landmark in Chalet history when it hosted the first Helen Storrow seminar in 1986, in memory of the founder. These seminars are still held today and focus on international education and awareness. 1990-present In 1990, the World Conference in Singapore gave permission for Our Chalet to build a new chalet-style house alongside the main house to provide extra guest accommodation, conference facilities and office space. The new building was officially opened in September 1999 and called ‘Spycher’, the name traditionally given in the Canton of Bern to a barn in which valuables are kept and equipment stored.

Our Ark By the 1930s, more than one million girls and young women had already joined the Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting movement. Many people recognized that Guides and Scouts visiting London needed a place to stay, so in 1937 the World Board agreed that a new World Centre would be established next door to the World Bureau. Dame Katherine Furse, the first director of the World Bureau, spearheaded the World Centre project with a “Pennies Appeal” in her Thinking Day Letter. On 22 February, 1928, the pennies started pouring in and enough money was raised to purchase 11-13 Palace Street: Our Ark had finally set sail. Our Ark was officially opened on 2 May, 1939. Its doors remained open throughout the Second World War, when it served as a safe haven for international Guides and Scouts.

Olave House As the Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting movement grew, so did the World Bureau and the World Centre. At the 1957 World conference in Brazil, WAGGGS decided to ask its members to help raise money for a newer, bigger home for the Bureau and the Centre. Canadian Girl Guides and American Girl Scouts contributed by sponsoring bricks, and English Girl Guides raised money for the garden. Our Ark sailed into a small Victorian hotel at Earl’s Court, but the World Bureau decided to establish its new headquarters in the former Boy Scouts International Bureau. During its Silver Jubilee ceremony in 1963, Our Ark was renamed “Olave House” in honor of Lady Olave Baden-Powell. Lady Baden-Powell herself presided over the ceremony.

Our Cabaña is one of WAGGGS' five World Centres and is located in the "City of Eternal Spring", Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Our Cabana's mascot is a donkey, named Amigo. The logo resembles that of the city of Cuernavaca, but has been given meaning specific to the Girl Guiding and Scouting movement. The central part of the logo is a three branch tree representing as a whole the worldwide movement of Guiding and Scouting, comprising more than 10 million members in WAGGGS member organizations. Each tree branch represents one part of the original three fold Guide promise. The red roots underneath the tree symbolize the solid foundation and continual life of WAGGGS and its members. The blue drop emerging from the side of the tree possess two meanings, communication between Our Cabaña and the local community and between Girl Guides and Scouts Worldwide as well as being an Aztec symbol of life used to demonstrate that life is flowing in the Girl Guiding and Scouting movement.

The Dream of a World Centre in the Western Hemisphere was conceived in 1946 during a training session in Cuba. The formal planning started six years later once the Eastern Hemisphere Committee and World Committee had given their approval. On Febuary 22, 1956 the dedication for Our Cabaña with the presence of Lady Baden-Powell was celebrated. It was on that day, that Lady Baden-Powell donated the iconic blue door that greets every Girl Guide and Girl Scout to Our Cabaña (The Chief’s Door) and welcomes them to the start of a wonderful adventure. Behind this door lies a place with beautiful gardens where friendships start and strengthen. Our Cabaña was officially open in July 1957. Since then we have received more than 70,000 Girl Guides and Girl Scouts from all over the world. The first participants attended a “Juliette Low” Event. It was during this event that the Our Cabaña song was written, using the melody of a Mexican traditional birthday song: Las Mañanitas. As time went by, more and more things were added to Our Cabaña: new dormitories; a conference room; a pool; a campfire circle; camping areas; volleyball and tennis courts, and even ramps to facilitate access to everyone. Right now Our Cabaña is designed to hold up to 108 guests, which makes it the biggest World Centre.

Sangam, WAGGGS' fourth World Centre, was first imagined at the 1956 WAGGGS International Commissioners’ meeting in New Delhi. The idea to build a World Centre in the Asia Pacific Region was proposed. A year later, at the World Conference, the decision to build the new Centre in India was finalised, thanks to the determination and hard work of Laxmi Mazumdar, the National Commissioner of India’s Bharat Scouts and Guides, and the state of Maharashtra’s generous donation of 7¾ acres of land to be used as the World Centre’s site. The city of Pune, located in the state of Maharashtra in India, was selected because of its temperate climate, rich cultural history, strong tradition in education, and proximity to Bombay (now Mumbai). In 1963, the building plans were approved at the World Conference in Denmark. Girl Guides and Girl Scouts around the world raised over 50 per cent of the construction funds, and the foundation stone was laid in 1964.

The name Sangam was chosen for its meaning in the ancient language of Sanskrit:

'coming together'. The centre serves as a place for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts around the world to come together to share their

experiences, as well as the culture and traditions of their homelands and Member

Organizations.

Sangalee the elephant is Sangam’s

mascot.

The Trefoil is the unifying symbol of

WAGGGS. Every part has a meaning:

The golden Trefoil on a bright blue

background represents the sun shining

over all the children of the world.

World Trefoil The Trefoil, used on the World Badge, is the unifying symbol of WAGGGS with every part of the design having its meaning.

World Flag

The Motto The Motto, 'Be Prepared', shares the Founder's initials and is a practical reminder of the educational purposes of Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting.

The Thinking Day symbol was created in 1975. The World Trefoil forms the center and represents the World Association. The arrows pointing toward the trefoil represent action and direction. The design is circular and represents the World of Girl Guide/Girl Scout Movement.

World Thinking Day Fund: At the Seventh World Conference in Poland, a Belgian delegate suggested that the girls' appreciation and friendship should not only be shown by the exchange of wishes, but also through presents, which are after all typical of birthdays, in the form of a voluntary contribution to the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. In her first letter about the World Thinking Day Fund Lady Olave Baden Powell asked the Girl and Girl Scouts to donate "just a penny," in order to support the Movement. The World Thinking Day Fund is used to help more girls and young women around the world by spreading the Girl Guiding/Girl Scouting programme.

The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts reaches 10 million girls and young women in 150 countries across our five regions Western Hemisphere. Africa. Arab. Europe. Asia Pacific.

World Conference Held every three years, the World Conferences are the key part of policy making for WAGGGS

There are two categories of Membership of the World Association: Full Membership and Associate Membership. These are defined in WAGGGS’ Constitution and Bye-Laws (12th edition, July 2008) as: 1. Full Membership A Full Member of the World Association is a National Organisation working in the true spirit of the Girl Guide/Girl Scout Movement, which shall: demonstrate sustained adherence to the criteria of Membership of the World Association and to its Constitution and Bye-Laws; have a Constitution incorporating the criteria of Membership and other requirements suited to its needs, which shall be submitted to and approved by the World Board and re-submitted for approval whenever it is being amended; apply its funds and assets for the implementation of the Object of the Girl Guide/Girl Scout Movement, and not for the profit of any person; adopt a name including Girl Guide/Girl Scout or other suitable name approved by the World Board and adopt the method of the Girl Guide/Girl Scout Movement and (subject to and in accordance with Article 5) the Trefoil in its badge as the symbol of the three parts of the Original Promise; have a well-developed organisation, suited to the needs of the country and national in its operation, with:

a responsible central body truly representative of all Girl Guiding/Girl Scouting within the country; a programme based on the Fundamental Principles, using the method of the Girl Guide/Girl Scout Movement and designed to meet the needs of girls and young women of different age groups, adequate leadership and a suitable training programme; sound policies and plans for continuing development, administration and finance, based on continuing self-evaluation.

carry its share of responsibility as a Member of the World Association including participation in the Regional Way of Work; pay annually the agreed Membership quota to the World Association. 2. Associate Membership An Associate Member of the World Association is a National Organisation which shall fulfil the conditions given above except that in relation to clause (e) a lesser degree of development is required and they have different voting rights.

WAGGGS Membership

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TASK 1: Timeline Challenge Keywords

TASK 2: Match Game Keywords

Answer Sheet

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HUMANITY Keyword:

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Copy the keywords from the crossword puzzle.

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The little old lady tried to grab a ham as soon as they put them out. When working with the material be sure not to loop or tug along the edge Is it the larger man you gave the money to? Every Saturday I go down to the garden market The little girl gave the guy an apple on the bus. That is the church I left my hat in. He held open the door like a regular gent in all the old movies. They hid the broken yardstick behind the desk.

BAHAMAS PORTUGAL GERMANY DENMARK GUYANA CHILE ARGENTINA KENYA

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established national organizations. 5 There are both Girl Guides and Girl __________ in the World Association 7. Canada belongs to the Western __________ Committee. 11. The World Centre _____ ________ is located in Switzerland. 12. The World Centre ____________ is located in India. 13. The full initials of the World Association are ___________.

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London England. 2. World Conference are held in many different

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WAGGGS FLAG ANSWERS Using the keywords from your answer key sheet fill in the

following information.

• The three leaves are for the 3 parts of the promise • The flame is for the flame of the love of humanity • The vein pointing up is for the compass needle pointing the way • The two stars are for the promise and law • The outer circle represents our World Association • The golden Yellow trefoil on a blue background represents the sun shining over the

children of the world. • The three blocks are a reinforcement of our three part promise • The white corner is for our commitment to peace.