Dulwich Born And Bred

Some of the children from our home educators group will be running a cake 🍰🎂🍭🍬 stall tomorrow on Friday 24th March 10-12pm outside East Dulwich community centre on Darrell road to raise money for comic relief. So if you are passing by do come and support them by buying yourself a tasty treat! The address is: 46-50 Darrell Road, London SE22 9NL.

Best shoes shop ever is Dorothy. She used to have a shop in Dulwich but is a direct bus to Dartmouth Road (Sydenham). https://www.facebook.com/Emmanuelle-Marshall-Childrens-Shoes-164994916895441/ We park around the corner.

Please join the Dulwich Home Ed group and we can answer questions on there: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DulwichHomeEd/ Though do drop Admin a PM so that you will be accepted.

North cross market has an organic fruits and vegs on Saturdays .

Seconded Farmdrop they are brilliant . Failing that I get an Ocado grocery delivery and they have a huge organic selection. Isn't Franklin's Farm Shop organic too ?

You can Home Educate at any age. There is a huge Home Ed community in South East London, we even have our own sport day every summer at Crystal Palace Park. There are various Home Ed social and study groups , they are at Dog Kennel Hill Adventure Playground , East Dulwich Community Centre on Darrell Road, Dulwich Scout Hut , Robotic Engineering at Albrighton Road and so on. We have ice skating classes too , the list is endless . There are various active community pages on FB reflecting the large HE community whereby educational trips are organised weekly , summer holiday camps and so on . There are so many drop off study groups too where the children can study in groups of 6 or less . Some families follow the national curriculum , some are more free flowing , some have private tuitions , some attend the Home Ed school at Peckham Rye Park. Any other questions , let me know . Peachpie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do you homeschool both primary and secondary? I > would be interested in how secondary home > schooling works. Though I am a little way off that > stage yet. Is there a big community around here?

I'll PM you . I run the local Home Ed group for Dulwich.

Knocked on my door last night , he wasn't aggressive but I wasn't happy to be disturbed at night during the holidays when I'm putting my child to bed .

Does that mean their rent will be reduced ?

Thank you . It's never open when I'm there.

Has anyone been in ? What is it ? As it didn't look like a sweet shop as per the original rumours when I walked by ( doesn't appear to be open whenever I've passed by ). I have no idea what the shop is supposed to be though.

I was more referring to Badgers Bakery , Truly Scrumptious Bakery, BlackBirds and the greasy spoons whereby you can grab a sandwich . Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I can't see it succeeding personally given all > the other tastier > > places to eat on the lane with our cafes and > bakeries > > I think you're kind of missing the point. It's not > competing with Boulangerie Jade or Brick House... > it's more of an alternative to fried chicken or a > kebab.

Never ever been tempted to try Subway, would rather grab a sandwich from M&S. I can't see it succeeding personally given all the other tastier places to eat on the lane with our cafes and bakeries but hey ho .

Never heard of city mapper. I'll download it and check it out , thanks for the tip . Looks like the 176 it is . Thanks all, much appreciated :)

Thank you all very much , how long is the walk as I will have my child plus two older relatives walking as well so I don't want to tire them out ?

Hello, I have to go to The British Museum, Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3DG this week but it looks very complicated to get to . Which is the quickest way to get there minus using the tube? Thanking you in advance .

I only know of Milk and More who deliver . Alternatively Fruit and Vegs Delivery Schemes like Farmdrop will deliver milk along with your other goods and they tend to get their supplies directly from the farm .

Sundays 11-5pm.

This made me laugh !😃 You are right .... Who cares ?! Toffee Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > FFS stop this thread. The co-op is the co-op, M&S > is M&S. Shop in one or the other or go to an > alternate supermarket. Why do you all think anyone > cares where you shop, what you buy, what your > having for supper? Geez!

I'm not into ready meals at all , I buy fresh from Ocado/Waitrose plus Fruit/Vegs Box schemes . Co-Op to me is rank . I don't like any of their food from the fresh produces to the packaged stuff . I've always wondered how they stay in business but as they are the 'main' supermarket on the Lane most of us end up in Co-Op regardless . I have popped in M&S twice , and I have found the food to be really tasty which was a pleasant surprise . I'd happily pay more to eat their products if it's a choice between them or Co-Op. It's a great stop gap for me inbetween my Ocado deliveries . If only Waitrose would buy out Co-Op.......

At long last an end to this whole M&S Saga. I wonder how long it will be before the next thread is started saying 'Co-Op to be a Waitrose'?

It's a Food Hall opening next week .

On Facebook they said The sales floor is 5,568 sq foot. dhistory Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > first mate Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Looks enormous inside...as big as co-op. > > Is it larger than the size authorised by the > planning permission?

My son said that her music made him smile and he asked me for some money to give to her .