After you have set up your group it's been running for a while, other people might hear about it and wish to join. If you feel the group is becoming too large to manage effectively, it may be time to set up another. When this happens, you should speak with the membership and discuss whether or not they agree - if so, hold a vote to elect a new Guide and decide which members will go to the new group.
If there are more groups in your area, you may want to reach out to organise things like bulk discounts on orders, tournaments and larger outings. The Society will be happy to help to facilitate communications where needed. Eventually there may be regional conferences of Guides to decide various matters, but the general structure of the Society will remain loose and decentralised.
The most important thing is to have fun!
The Catena Society
The Catena Society is an association of clubs, societies, organisations and other groups run by people who have an interest in adventure, travel, exploring the past and connecting it to the future! We try to nurture a sense of wonder through tangible education and inspiring the imagination, learning through living. More about us here!Start Your Own Club
So, you're interested in the activities of the Catena Society and would like to start your own club or group? It's very easy - all you need is a few friends and a willingness to explore and learn! Prayer groups, families, social circles and even existing organisations can all participate in the Catena Society just by following the steps in Getting Started.Ideas
The Society has interests as varied and diverse as its members, everything from mastering ancient board games to dancing lessons, to travel and backpacking, philosophy, medieval cooking, poetry, athletics, swordplay, learning different languages, Catholic spirituality and self improvement, and many more! Take a look at some of the possibilities here.The greatest oak tree came from a single acorn that was planted silently by some unnoticed breeze.
