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Hello, I have been home schooling my son fir a year. The best way to start would be probably to visit PlayProject in Dog Kennel Adventure Playground in East Dulwich one Friday. There are lots of local home ed families that meet there every Friday 11 am - 3 pm. We won?t be there this Friday, but if you want together we can arrange sth for Friday 5th October or meet up in a cafe first and we can have a chat first. Please pm me if any of this inyerests you. X MW

Hello, I have been home educating my sin for a year. The only alternative options that I know are 2 democratic settings in the area that offer services for home educating families: FreeWeGrow in Forest Hill and Wayfinders in WestNorwood. They are both paid. As for parents that organize themselves to share childcare it?s best to meet other home ed parents. I am happy to meet up with you to have a chat and share what I know. Please pm me if you would like to meet up. Xxx MW

Thank you Lucy

Hi, can anyone recommend a very good, enthusiastic, fun and local drums teacher for my 6-year old son? Thank you, M

I am helping a local mum organize an event about alternative schooling. It will take place this Tuesday (21st March) at 7:30 pm at Telegraph Hill Playhouse. I have attached details below (I have also posted the event on EDF). Would you like to come? Have a good day! _________ Free Talk and Community Discussion HOW CHILDREN LEARN: VARIOUS APPROACHES TO EDUCATION Tuesday, 21st March, 7:30 pm Telegraph Hill PlayClub, Erlanger Road, SE14 5TJ An opportunity to learn about alternatives to traditional schooling. An open and friendly discussion about our current education system, child-centered education, the role of play educating our children and much more!! Guest Speakers: Virginia Carrington: Founder of Small Acres, Democratic School in Peckham Rye, London Emma Kendall and Samantha Pritchard, Home Educators River Fox, ex-Summerhill pupil, first democratic school in UK Organized by local parents Snacks and drinks will be provided. To attend please get a FREE ticket on: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/talk-and-community-discussion-various-approaches-to-education-tickets-32905354802

Anyone does or want to do home schooling? I am searching for a group of parents that is doing or thinking about doing home schooling. Anyone interested? Anyone has done it and can give advice, share the experience, point in the right direction?

Hello, my husband needs a serious, unusual operation for his teeth that requires general aenstetics. Any recommendations in the area or other parts of London would be very welcomed. Thank you for any help.

Hi, I used to have a pop up shop. Now I have some nice bags, socks, gloves, shoes etc to sell. Now they are in my attic. Do you have any recommendations of christmas markets/sales/other ways of selling. Any Christmas markets that you recommend that I can have a stall for one or 2 days? Thank you:-)

The deadline has been extended till 17th June 2014

Community First available funding for projects running between July 2014 and Jan 2015 in Nunhead Ward. Application deadline: 26th May 2014. Details on: http://nunheadcf.wordpress.com/ or send an email to: [email protected] Nunhead has been allocated money to fund community projects. This is done by a panel of local people coming together to decide which projects they would like to fund. Grants can be between ?250 ? ?2,500. The grants must be matched by the community groups, this can be done with cash, in-kind contributions (e.g free use of venue, free use of equipment) or by volunteer time (?11.06 per hour). The last one is the most common as it means that the volunteering being done to run the project can contribute to the match. For detailed requirements and procedures please check the website: http://nunheadcf.wordpress.com/ Feel free to send this information around. We want to make sure that it can reach anyone that wants to contribute in a positive way to the life of people in Nunhead.

STYLISH pop-up 26 Nunhead Green SE15 3QF London Thursday 31st October 12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Photo by Tom Danus: [email protected] Fun FREE bubble show at STYLISH pop-up. Before and after the show children can take part in the treasure hunt or Haloween art and competitions. While children have fun, mums can have styling advice with celebrity stylist Suzanne Bernie with free coffee, wine or water. Booking essential at: [email protected] or 07793413537.

Styling advice from our celebrity stylist Suzanne Bernie: [www.coathanger.net] Thursday 31st October 10:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. STYLISH pop-up 26 Nunhead Green SE15 3QF London EVERY THURSDAY 10:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. booking essential: [email protected] or 07793413537 or buy your ticket through: [www.eventbrite.co.uk] WANT TO SPEND LESS AND BUY BETTER? WANT TO CHANGE YOUR STYLE? HAVE YOU CHANGED YOUR STYLE AND NEED TO GET NEW SHOPPING HABITS? WANT TO LOOK GOOD FOR ANY OCCASION? WANT TO HAVE EASIERS CHOICES WHEN YOU SHOP? WANT TO BUILD YOUR CONFIDENCE AND SELF ESTEEM? Suzanne?s expertise and her innate ability to spot what suits an individual, is both a passion and a skill, leaving her clients with a feeling of total style euphoria. Suzanne has been working with both the general public and celebrity clientele i.e Elizabeth Hurley, Paul McCartney. Within the media world, Suzanne has styled music videos and television commercials and worked with major fashion publications such as Vogue, Marie Claire and Cosmopolitan. Only for STYLISH, only till 23rd November at special prices: 15 min ?18 30 min ? 28 45 min ?35 You can have free coffee, wine or water while you have your advice :-) If you have your children they can enjoy free activities: Halloween Art and Competitions (10:30 -12:30 and 2:00 - 5:00), a bubble show (12:30 - 2:00) or a treasure hunt while you have your styling advice. Supported by Southwark Council and The Mayor of London