“Bee” is derived from the Old English bēn meaning “a prayer, a favor.” By the late eighteenth century, bee had become commonly associated with the British dialect form, been or bean, referring to the joining of neighbors to work on a single activity to help a neighbor in need: sewing bee, quilting bee, etc. This derivation counters a long held belief that “bee” refers to the buzzing insect and the social nature of a beehive.
On this page you will find all teens who have sewn a dress and donated to Dress A Girl Around the World - Dress A Girl Australia. Congratulations to you all for a job very well done!
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Group of Year 8 students from the St George Girls High School of Kogarah under the supervision of their Year 8 adviser Miss Kristi Stiskala
Group of Year 8 students from Tuggerah lakes Secondary College Berkeley Vale Campus under the supervision of their adviser Katrina
Eleven-year-old Sarah Sherwood with the very first dress she made as part of a Junior Action Service Programme in her school.
Bardon Brownies
A group of 7 to 10 year old brownies who made 26 dresses
under the guidance of Heidi McKellar
Bethany Greenaway from Blaxland NSW
Beth Wilkop from Clare, South Australia
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| Claudia Petrie - Sydney |
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| Georgia Wood - South Australia |
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| Charlotte Petrie - Sydney |
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| Sammie Sun-Naranjilla - Sydney |
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| Sigourney Maltby - Perth |
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| schoolteens from Bridgetown High School WA |
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