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Only a few more days until the DVIS summer fair

Is your child starting at DVIS in September? If so you may like to join us at our Summer Fair on Saturday 1st July at the Lake Building in the village. 12.00 to 2.30pm Featuring remote controlled cars, a fairground ride, bouncy castles, Football Magic, ice cream, Pimms and so much more!

http://www.ehphysio.com/ On Lordship Lane. Simply brilliant

This lady hosted a parent workshop at my sons school and I was interested to hear she also went in to the Hamlet & Charter to chat with the children about self esteem and resilience. Could be worth a quick chat with her? http://www.theparentcoachingacademy.com/

Have you tried Little Disco? http://www.thelittlediscocompany.co.uk/

St Francesca Cabrini 3rd December 11am-2pm Goodrich 3rd December 2-5pm DVIS 10th December 12 - 2.30pm Fairlawn 10th December 12-3pm Hollydale 14th December 3.30-5pm

We went to an engagement party recently where they had an "entertainer" for about 2 hours, dealing with roughly the same age group. They had 3 set ups... - HUGE box of Lego - colouring / drawing - bead station where they could make necklaces / key rings / bracelets The team of 2 interacted wth the children across the 3 activities.

Not the cheapest but these cakes taste amazing. They have standard cakes to buy but they'll also create "anything" you ask for! http://www.crumbsanddoilies.co.uk/cakes.html

My 6 year old son is very keen to hold a toy sale! I thougt a car boot or table top sale might be the easiest way to do this! Does anyone know of any local up and coming events? Thanks

Sorry to resurrect an old thread but I'm looking for my local Beavers club and Google seems to bring up a few. Would anyone be willing to recommend a Dulwich or East Dulwich option. Thanks so much.

I didn't start the petition, just sharing it incase anyone wanted to sign it! :)

I didn't start the petition, just sharing it in case anyone wanted to sign it! :)

In case anyone wanted to sign it... https://www.change.org/p/dulwich-estates-behave-reasonably-charge-reasonable-rent?utm_source=action_alert&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=504138&alert_id=LotTjlzGIP_b70JwH8mIvVumxdv7D1dxiVU8odLKS2DVs6IqHoAdHI%3D

In case anyone wanted to sign it... https://www.change.org/p/dulwich-estates-behave-reasonably-charge-reasonable-rent?utm_source=action_alert&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=504138&alert_id=LotTjlzGIP_b70JwH8mIvVumxdv7D1dxiVU8odLKS2DVs6IqHoAdHI%3D

http://www.toddparr.com/books/ The Family Book It's Okay To Be Different Colourful and easy for a young child to understand

DVIS & the PTFA are holding their Christmas Fair on Saturday 5th December from 12 noon through to 14.30pm. Lots of games & stalls, food and drinks, Santa's Grotto, Party Play Bus and much more

Have just finished a kitchen re-fit and have a few items for sale that may be useful if you're going through a similar thing. 3 pictures attached. Sink, extractor fan & 2 hob electric oven.The sink is no longer in it's wooden frame. Original costs were sink ?35, oven ?80 & extractor ?55. Open to offers individually or for all. Thanks

Sorry to resurrect this thread but it seems that there's a few options out there. We're looking for one that offers both hot and cold which I see Quooker now do. But then there's also Insinkerator, Franke and Grohe. Does anyone have positive or negative feedback on any of these that they'd like to share?!

Mallorca is so easy with children. We've been for the last 8 years (boring who us!) Most recently staying here http://www.villapascali.com/ which is owned by a fellow EDF'er Feel free to PM with any specifics on Mallorca

Hi, we have one of these for sale, only used once and bought earlier this year. http://www.lakeland.co.uk/24767/Lakeland-Telescopic-Steam-Mop Made the mistake of thinking we could use it on wooden floors!

Not sure if they do parties but worth asking - http://www.littleherocompany.com/

If they're anything like the ones in Mallorcan villas that we've experienced on holiday then they're superb at blocking out the light! :)

Here's a good news story for you david_carnell... I grew up in the New Forest, cycling everywhere once I joined secondary school, mostly to the local riding stables every weekend (about 3 miles away), where rain or shine we spent the whole weekend hanging out with the horses, riding in the forest unsupervised by adults, taking the ponies to the beach, poo fights and the occasional attempt at smoking. We were however 3 girls, goody two shoes and only got waylaid occasionally to go shop lifting at the local corner shop for ice creams and Easter Eggs! Once we hit 16 and wanted to venture further afield to discos we were fortunate enough to have a reliable train service, a very accommodating friends father who collected us and a friend of my mum who was a taxi driver! Yes, there was the odd teenage pregnancy, rival school gangs and I'm sure drugs were part of some people's life but generally it was all pretty harmless. Yes, I did get some teasing being mixed race in a very white community but I also had a strong circle of friends. Having now lived in London since 1999 and venturing back fairly often to visit family I'm very content to be bringing up our 5 year old here and don't see us moving out for the immediate future.

Here's an old thread, we're off there in August. :) http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?25,1334498,1358010#msg-1358010