Dulwich Born And Bred

At the community open day they said there will be a collection point for online deliveries . hlox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wonder if they will have a collection service for > online orders.

I went on the community day tour and it's definitely going to be a Marks. Check out their Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/msdulwich/

The website isn't active as yet : http://reallymaria.com

I changed his first and middle name as he already has my surname . You can change any name you want , you just have to send the original deed poll plus orginal birth certificate to the passport office , GP Surgery ,Schools etc when you inform them of the name changes . You don't need to use a paid service but for me it was easier plus it was cheap enough . I was lucky to have a solicitor friend as my witness . Do I need to get a solicitor to witness me sign my Deed Poll? A: If you are British and live in the United Kingdom, your witness can be anyone so long as they are at least 18 years of age; know you and are independent of you i.e. not a relative or partner or someone living at the same address. A suitable witness would be, for example, a friend, neighbour or work colleague. If you are British and living overseas, you will need to have the signing of your Deed Poll witnessed by a lawyer or a notary public. If you are not British and live in the United Kingdom, you should check with your Embassy (the passport section in consular services) to ask if your Deed Poll needs to be witnessed by either a UK solicitor or a notary public. Please note, if your Deed Poll needs to be legalised with an Apostille, it will need to be witnessed by a UK solicitor or a notary public. See the answer to Q31 below for further information about legalising your Deed Poll. http://www.deedpoll.org.uk/OtherFAQs.html

They really do . I loved mine when my son was small as he wasn't hot or drenched in sweat . The polyester lining in most liners aren't not nice at all but the sheepskin does keep baby cool plus it feels more comfortable .

I did it for my child . It was super easy , I did it online ,paid something like ?10-?15 and got my friend who is a solicitor to sign it . I went via http://www.deedpoll.org.uk

It's not vegan or vegetarian , if you look through their posts they cook and like links to meat and fish .

East Dulwich Community Centre has great outdoors space .

I didn't get a free map .

My friend went that way the day before and said it was a bit of a walk and given how my child complained about how tired he was and his aching legs after , I was thankful for the route we took .

Thank you all, I didn't think of the boat. I ended up getting a direct train from Denmark Hill to Kentish Town and the C2/274 bus outside the zoo . It was so easy and stressfree .

Zoe and Leon did a session at my Home Ed group and the children loved it . It went down a storm . I throughly recommend them .

Thank you all very much for your help . I'm about to google which has the shortest walking distance from the suggestions above . Thanks once again.

I can't drive sadly and I'm going during the week with my group . Most of the routes seems to be via Camden Town which requires bus , train , tube and walking . Or a bus via Victoria. I'm just keen to go for the quickest and easiest route. Thanks for all your replies so far.

That means a Bus to Herne Hill from Lordship Lane , how far is the zoo walking wise from St Pancras ? Thank you. QZ Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Train from Herne Hill to St Pancras..walk / scoot > / bus / uber up to the Zoo > > Train takes about 20 mins and its very easy and > not busy

Could anyone advise the easiest way to get to London Zoo from ED with a child in tow . I've looked online but there are so many different options and they all look rather daunting !

My son has curly hair that needs a trim , Does anyone know of any good barbers/hairdressers locally that can dry cut his curly locks ?

Self closing does seems to be the way to go. Great idea .

It absolutely drives me bonkers when people leave the gate open . It's a park with children , there is a busy road , there is a sign on the gate asking them to close it and still they lack the common sense to shut the gate . I usually go and shut the gate after them whilst muttering loudly 'Can't people read ?! Shut the gate ! Do they want their kids to escape ?! '. It doesn't work though as they pretend they can't hear me.

I don't think that any schools should be on busy roads . It's common sense that it's going to be the air that children breath for at least 6 years of their lives . I really hope that steps are taken to improve the air quality for everyone but especially for the children .

Hello All, Sadly I've just received news from the artist this morning that she is very poorly today and cannot make it in to run the art and craft lesson . This is of course very disappointing ,more so as it's my first day and I did not put plans in place in case of illnesses. I was focussed on meeting/greeting/advertising and dishing out teas and biscuits thus the short notice means I do not have the time or materials to do an alternative art lesson today . This unfortunately means that there is NO Art and Craft Session today but as an apology the drop in session will be completely *free* . So do come and have a cup of tea/coffee/juice and biscuits on me and meet other families whilst the children have free play in the hall and outside in the playground . I will of course ensure that next week there is a Plan B to ensure lessons will still go ahead regardless and we also have our drop in radio podcast session . Once again , I'm sorry and just as disappointed as you are but please do come along today . Next week the Art and Craft lesson will run as planned with the same theme. Best wishes.

**You don't have to be a Home Educator to take part . Carers/Parents with little ones and not so little ones are welcome to pop along to partake in the drop in group and/or the Arts and Crafts classes** Home EDs and Mini Picassos is running tomorrow on May 13th Friday at 10-12. The group is a socialising group for Home Educating families of all ages to meet with an optional wonderful arts and crafts session running alongside . There is a large hall,small hall and outdoors space for the children to run freely including goal posts and a basketball hoop. Do bring toys/balls along for the little ones . Costs of ?3 per family to cover the hire of the hall and playground ( includes a cup of tea/coffee/juice and biscuits) and ?5 for the first child and ?2.50 per additional child if you wish to take part in the wonderful optional arts and crafts session with a very talented local artist. The children gets to take home their beautiful creations! I do throughly recommend the classes , for under 5 it's from 10-10.45 (with parental help) & 11-11.45 for older children . Discounts available , please get in touch . The first arts and crafts theme for tomorrow is 'Growing'. There will be sunflower seeds to sow , pots to decorate , canvas bags to colour and more. The location will be at East Dulwich Community Centre, 46-50 Darrell Rd, East Dulwich, London SE22 9NL the stop near the centre are P13 (closest bus),12, 197, 40, 176, 185. The nearest train station is East Dulwich . There is parking in nearby streets . Disabled access , toilets and kitchen is available for Tea, Coffee, Juice and Biscuits . The centre is a drop in as is the art class but if you wish to do the class please try and confirm attendance so that we can ensure we have enough materials . Any questions please email: [email protected] Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/697783030321191/ Next week we also have a podcast radio tester session in the small hall !

Mini Picasso at East Dulwich Community Centre on Darrell Road at 10am?

There is a huge Home Education locally and it's growing all the time . If you would like to know about your local Home Ed community drop me a PM and I'll be happy to point you in the right direction .

I viewed Heber and Goose Green and ended up at Goodrich as I felt the limited space at Heber was not suited to my child who likes a bit more space to run about in . I was quite impressed by the huge space at Goose Green but was put off by the busy road , it's all down to preferences. .