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I have been working with David on and off for the last year and i can honestly say he is keeping me motivated and increasing my activity and ability all the time. Post an old injury i have not been very mobile. David is patient and knowledgeable and always finds a workaround if something doesn't work for me. I am very happy to recommend him.

Hi All, We used the german saturday school many years ago for our youngest son only. I am wondering if a 'playdate' with a german speaking teenager (17 years old) may be one way forward for your child/children to speak/hear/learn more German. He does babysitting locally and is in year 12 at a local school. He is not interested in formal language teaching but would be happy to play/look after your children - and speak in German to them at the same time. PM me for his contact details.

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I can also recommend Norwood Roofing. David and Patrick replaced most of our guttering, de-mossed the roof and repointed a few bits in our brickwork. They were efficient, on time and finished the job very quickly to my complete satisfaction. I would be happy to use them again.

Laura has once again given my garden a 'spring clean'. Front and back look amazing now and she was as ever polite, efficient and very reliable. I recommend her highly! phone number 07714778024 or by email [email protected].

Hammerman - I do. Really sorry for the confusion...no idea where St Faith came from. St Saviours it is!

Our neighbours children all went to St Faith school on Herne hill.

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I would like to add my recommendation to this, Steve came and fixed our oven very quickly. I would certainly use him again.

I just read and absolutely loved loved loved 'All the lights we can not see' by Anthony Doerr. Beautifully written!

Can I assume you are doing the 'usual' touristy things as well? I have my 16 year old nephew here currently (from Germany) and he and the resident 17 year old have walked across tower bridge and around the tower. They went to Covent Garden and Oxford St to a number of shops - had decent lunches at yo-sushi and a bbq place. Apparently all good so far. He also likes the Natural History and Science Museum. Not interested in any art museums.

And towards the end of each term (or maybe half term) everything left was put out on tables in the reception area.

The childrens primary school had two large bins (with lids) - one for named lost property and one for unnamed stuff. Parents could go and 'dig' through mornings or after school.

Alleyns Junior School provide the info on their website. I would email the schools and ask for that information, surely they have got it.

A sports bag with London motive, a rucksack, a London shirt - hoody, a wash bag... I would not go with Lego anymore unless you know he is still into a specific type of Lego. Boys at that age could very well still love it or think they are 'too grown up' for it.