The Digital Companion for Rainbows Leaders
Rainbows is Girlguiding's youngest section, for girls aged around 4 to 7. Meetings are short, busy and hands-on — and leaders spend a lot of time talking to parents. UnitSolutions takes care of the admin around the meeting so you can focus on the girls.
The Weekly Challenges for Rainbows
- Lots of parent contact: collection arrangements, consent and health details
- Short, varied sessions that are hard to record afterwards
- Keeping track of each girl's progress through the programme
- Making sure every adult helping is in date with checks and training
How UnitSolutions Saves You Time
Digital starter forms
Parents complete health, consent and emergency details online; you review them in a secure inbox.
One-tap register
Mark girls present as they arrive, with absence tracking built in.
Automatic progress
Plan the week's UMA once and every girl present is credited when the register is saved.
Risk assessments
Start from activity presets, sign digitally and export a PDF.
Recommended Guides for Rainbows Leaders
Articles designed to help you run meetings, track badges, and stay compliant.
How to Track UMAs and Skills Builders Without a Spreadsheet
A practical guide for Girlguiding leaders on recording Unit Meeting Activities, Skills Builders and theme awards for every girl — and how to credit progress straight from your register.
GDPR for Girlguiding Leaders: What Data Can You Keep?
A plain-English guide to handling girls' and parents' personal data as a Girlguiding volunteer — including health information, starter forms and how long to keep records.
How to Write a Risk Assessment for a Girlguiding Meeting
A step-by-step approach to risk assessing unit meetings, outdoor activities and trips, based on the HSE's five steps — for Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Rangers leaders.
UnitSolutions is an independent management software built for volunteer leaders. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Girlguiding. All section names (Rainbows, Brownies, Guides, Rangers) and programme marks belong to their respective copyright holders.