Sol

I am glad some people has contributed to this discussion, it can help parents understand why their kids may get into drugs, support them and help them make the right decisions and hopefully prevents deads due to drugs abuse. I believe Freddy's parents were hoping he will go through that stage and come out on the other side safe, unfortunately he didn't.

I got my licence last year, pass the exam first time, never drove before. I used 4 driving schools, the best one and last one I used before passing my test was Brittania Driving School (A guy call Matthew I think)

I tried them for other problems. I used a private one in Neal's yard in London Bridge, his name is John, he is very good and works with children as well, not sure if he still works there. The foundation of cranial osteopathy treats children for free, they do ask you to give them a donation if you can though. http://www.nealsyardremedies.com/cranial-osteopathy http://www.occ.uk.com/?page_id=19 I give my baby hipp good night milk before bed, I notice they sleep better when they are full. I also find necessary to do sleep training, except when they are unwell. When my baby wakes up I go to her room and put her dummy back and she normally goes back to sleep, I also put her some toys, so she amused herself if she wakes up. However, whatever you do I think they normally wake up when they are teething or unwell, so even is they already started sleeping through the night, there will be occasion when they wake up, until they are older and get all their teeth and her immune system gets stronger

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Here is the article is someone wants to read it: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23961216-losing-freddy-a-father-speaks-out-about-his-sons-heroin-death.do

It is devastating. The fee for the article was given to RAPT, the drug treatment charity

JAGS also has summer activities

Stagecoach is running a holiday workshop in the Alleyn school this summer for a week http://www.stagecoach.co.uk/dulwich

I ended feeling very depressed after reading the article in the Evening Standard: 'Losing Freddy'. To make a long story short: In the article the father tells how his son, who was an academically gifted child and a beautiful boy gravitated into the wrong crowd in the school when he was 13, started trying drugs and died a few weeks ago, age 18 of a heroin overdose. The parents tried to help him and sent him twice away; The first time to a Wilderness School in the US known as Brat Camp, he came back fit and healthy, however after a few months he started seeing his friends again and relapsed. The second time they sent him to a clinic in South Africa, he came back fit and healthy again, unfortunately he relapsed again and died of a Heroin Overdose later on. It is very sad to see how a child with a huge potential became addicted to drugs and died so young. I kept the article, hoping to show it to my kids when they are all enough to understand the danger of drugs and the influence of bad friends. As parents, we have to be very vigilant of our children, making sure they don't get into the wrong crowd, once they get into them and start experimenting with drugs, it may be too late. I Thought I share this article with you, hope you read it.

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Thanks a lot for the information

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Thanks everyone, your information is really useful, will definitely contact the school to enquire about the catchment area

Between Friern and Underhill road. I just checked the brochure and the distance in meters of the last child offered a place at the Hamlet last year was 1104

Hi Ed, Thank you for the information, it is really useful. I will call the school and check the southwark's school website

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