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Hi there, I was wondering if anyone with a child starting Y7 at East Dulwich Charter in September would like to meet up.. I know they might do an induction day in July but how about a socially distanced picnic where the kids can get to know each other a bit before starting what is quite a big transition in the autumn. Perhaps a picnic in Peckham Rye park or Dulwich Park so lots of space to be safe in these times. Let me know, Thanks :)

Crete is beautiful - so many different places to visit and you can always include 2-3 places if you're feeling adventurous as so easy to get around. Enjoy wherever you choose!

Cora Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Definitely very poor signage. It is not just > people 'ignoring restrictions'. Totally agree. If you've driven a route for many years why would you be looking out for new signs? If you want to create a LTN block the road and stop large school coaches bussing in kids from all over to Alleyns not penalising local resident drivers. Totally scandalous. Who can afford ?65 just for a simple mistake. I also disagree with posts above claiming people who speed are same as those mistakenly driving in a road where new restrictions have been applied for who knows what reason. How is stopping drivers at certain times on Townley Rd helping decrease pollution? It's clearly nonsense and just a way of swindling drivers once again.

How much is their commission? Thanks

grecian girl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > https://www.instagram.com/a_peace_of_cakee/?hl=en > > I am pretty sure it is a Peace ( not Piece) of > Cake. > > Hope this is right, I think that is correct - Blackbird do a smaller range and tho tasty less beautiful cakes! I would also recommend Sweet Carolina bakery in Dulwich - do cupcakes that are out of this world!!! :)

Dreadful dreadful dreadful. No appointments for a fortnight. Will be moving as soon as I can.

If anyone wants to get involved in the LTN consultation, Southwark should have written to you or posted a flyer. Register here: www.southwark.gov.uk/dulwichreviewreg

If anyone wants to get involved in the LTN consultation, Southwark should have written to you or posted a flyer. Register here: www.southwark.gov.uk/dulwichreviewreg

If anyone wants to get involved in the LTN consultation, Southwark should have written to you or posted a flyer. Register here: www.southwark.gov.uk/dulwichreviewreg

www.southwark.gov.uk/dulwichreviewreg

www.southwark.gov.uk/dulwichreviewreg

I would move! East Dulwich is a fabulous area, despite not being close to the river it is very family friendly with 3 green spaces on your doorstep :)

Amazing cupcakes - I got some for my birthday from my mum and have ordered some for my son as they were SO good, best I have ever eaten in fact. https://www.sweetcarolina.co.uk/Cakes.html Based in Dulwich village and they can deliver locally :)

Bumping as Nimble Arts need all the support they can get in these tough times

Recommending Nimble Arts - [www.nimblearts.co.uk] (age 4.5-11yrs old) My sons go here and love it! and Sparks film making camps - link here: https://www.sparksarts.co.uk/ Sparks Easter filmmaking camp! 12-16th April 9am-3pm daily in Dulwich (and Balham, Highgate and Kensington) (to run in person following the government lockdown roadmap) The course will draw a focus on all aspects of film-making and children will have the opportunity to be on their own real life set! ​Three age groups: Ages 5-7 yrs - Liar, Liar Pants on Fire Ages 7-11 yrs- Codename Confidential Ages 11-14 yrs - Web of Lies Ages 5-7 - Liar, Liar Pants on Fire - Take part this Easter holiday to make your very own movie full of fun and mischief! Children taking part will explore the classic Pinocchio story and make their own creative adaptation. They?ll explore film-making techniques, as well as lots of multimedia activities including animation, prop making, costume making and set building. They?ll gain confidence performing and crewing in their own original production. Ages 7-11 - Codename Confidential - Take part this Easter holiday to make your own unforgettable spy thriller! They?ll explore plot twists galore, unmask undercover agents and expose double-crossing criminals, all with a sense of flair and fun. They?ll step into the roles of director, camera crew, actors, production design, production crew and even more as they make their original and unique movie. They?ll explore plot twists galore, how to build suspense, how to craft sensational chase sequences and how to create charismatic characters we love to love and hate. Ages 11-14 - Web of Lies - Take part this Easter holiday to make a dramatic thriller full of suspense. In this fun half term movie making workshop, young filmmakers will explore techniques for building drama and learn how to put together their own film production. It?s an action-packed camp full of imagination and creativity. Filmmakers taking part will explore dramatic thriller techniques and Nordic Noir styling. They?ll craft their own storylines, exploring interweaving plots, cliffhangers and suspenseful storytelling. There will be plenty of drama to keep you gripped and on the edge of your seat. At the end of each camp, the children will have a unique, compelling film production to proudly share with friends and family, as well as lots of new creative skills and some new friends too!

Jobs at Oru on Lordship Lane - PT & FT baristas and chef - see attached for details

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Describing Lordship Lane, Grove Vale and East > Dulwich Grove, the fund raising page states these > ?roads are residential, many with a high > proportion of BAME residents (as high as 60%) and > social housing? > > What is meant by ?as high as 60%? and how was this > figure arrived at? Do you mean 60% of the total > residents of these roads are BAME and if not what > do you mean? > Can you explain where the social housing is in > these roads that add up to a ?high proportion?? It doesn't seem to say high proportion of social housing but rather high proportion BAME. I have no idea where the statement comes from but imagine if we can prove it impacts people disproportionately we might have more of a case. Personally I would stick to the LTN road closures causing problems - not only for the air and traffic on main roads but also the businesses for example on Melbourne Grove who are clearly suffering from a huge reduction in footfall. If anyone knows of any sites against LTNs I would be grateful if you could share - I agree the clean air campaigns tend to support LTNs despite what I would say obvious worsening of traffic on surrounding side and main roads, resulting in huge headaches for commuters, cyclists and pedestrians who use those alternative roads. Only those residents living on LTN roads seem to benefit (from increased house prices as well as cleaner air than the rest of us) so it is grossly unfair and I can't quite believe they have all been installed without any prior wider neighbourhood consultation (i.e. they only seem to have contacted the residents living on the affected roads who benefit so are likely to support road closures to cars and other vehicles).

I wonder if these incidents are linked to the arrest of the Met officer suspected of exposure and possible murder in Brixton after woman's disappearance. So frightening.

My 7 year old just had a fantastic little zoom party with 4 friends (3 in London 1 in the Netherlands!) Run by Nimble Arts. I was wondering how it would go but Catherine made it SO much fun and my son enjoyed every minute - loads of activities, jokes along the way and den building. Awesome!! Highly recommended and very affordable. www.nimblearts.co.uk

I'd say cover the bum :) play it safe, good luck! Looks great

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To celebrate World Book Day and beyond, you can use code 'SMILE' to get ?1 off. Please support a lovely local family business, offering a huge range of books for adults and children - with a wide range of books in other languages and celebrating different cultures. [www.fsce-tutors.co.uk] Thanks for reading ;)

Oh that is a relief!

Hi - does anyone send their son to Trinity? I'd love some info so would appreciate a PM if you do. Thanks

1680 children? Yikes - with little outside space that is hard to imagine... Will look more like a cramped inner city school. Such a shame they couldn't have more of the space that is now used for the very large Tessa Jowell GP surgery car park. Does anyone know if the head teacher at East Dulwich Charter is leaving? Might be idle gossip but would like to know as considering accepting place there and would like to know.. Thanks!