The Benalla Girls Guides had a night of fun on Saturday, October 18, taking part in Jamboree on the Internet.
On Saturday, October 18, the Benalla Girl Guides joined thousands of fellow Guides and Scouts around the world for the annual Jamboree on the Internet.
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This unique event gave local Guides and Scouts the chance to connect across borders, cultures, and time zones — all from the comfort of the Girl Guides Hall during a special sleepover.
JOTI is open to Guides of all ages, offering a safe and inclusive digital space to foster international friendships, cultural exchange and leadership.
Through the D-Star Digital Voice internet gateway, participants engaged in real-time conversations with Guides from diverse backgrounds, learning first-hand how young women everywhere are working together to shape a more peaceful and united world.
Throughout the night, the girls explored exciting new skills:
Communicating with Morse code
Building and using a light-based messaging system
Decoding ‘secret’ messages
Learning Auslan (Australian Sign Language)
The experience was more than just fun — it was a powerful reminder of the strength of global sisterhood and the importance of understanding and collaboration.
As the girls chatted late into the night, they weren’t just making friends — they were building bridges.
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