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Scamps at dulwich prep

Edanna, the provider must allow children to attend 15h term time, totally free They can restrict what times the sessions are though They can't charge an additional hourly fee on top though

For the provider to access the grant, they have to make an offer that allows 15h Pw x 38 weeks totally free of charge and no strings Though the max you can take in 2 days is 12.5h Some providers though will offer free places 8am -11 and 3-6pm only Bromley site lists providers and what times they offer free, plus complaints procedure

http://www.bromley.gov.uk/info/20/childcare_costs/792/nursery_education_funding-free_entitlement_for_3_and_4_year_olds

Playday at the horniman aug 7

Great Please check Ruskin while you're at it In fact ... Please suggest they keep their website updated with the status of the water plays! Would save so much grief

Ladywell sounds good though there are traffic problems aren't there

Saffron recommends the stream at ladywell In the end we stayed at home today I just didn't fancy a journey in a hot car

Is streatham open? Ruskin? Ruskin was shut not long ago I know

Yep by the rookery You will see the blue of the pool to the heft if you drive along streatham common n side http://www.lambeth.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/3D3C00E5-C2D8-4C47-B385-7E355F9AE708/0/StreathamCommonLNR.pdf Marked on there Is beside car park

Would like to go to Norwood or streatham paddling pool if we could

I did mail Lambeth fri eve on the off chance but no response so perhaps over the weekend a call is better

Yup Syd Wells is on

I don't think the general public realise that under the current govt, local authorities can no longer build new schools. Hence the only solution is to expand an existing school on to a second site Even then the land can be grabbed for a free school No wonder sensible place planning no longer exists and the primary place crisis is escalating

How about paddling pools Ruskin pk and streatham common?

Hi Only in so far as I bf 4 and at various points have researched formula because I had a cows milk protein allergy as a child so I do take an interest Cow and gate 2 looks to be a very casein heavy formula - 80:20 You might just find that a first formula (whey dominant) is more digestible My children were always very prone to throwing up when they had colds (mucous in stomach) and I think the curds formed by the formula cause the same I do know from a twins forum I am on that lots of babies suffer when they switch from first formula to follow on or hungry baby and switching back fixes it I also think I might have read somewhere that where there is an allergy to cows milk protein, that's often to the casein protein Have you tried a blw approach? No reason you can't try things like sticks of well cooked sweet potato, carrot, watermelon, cucumber etc and you might find being able to gnaw off little chunks, the food doesn't come back up so easily

Wraps Pesto in a pot Mozzarella Salady stuff Take a knife and chopping board and make wraps on the fly followed by melon sliced up This picnic avoids the need for preprep

http://www.southwark.gov.uk/download/8043/summer_term_2013_course_guide

http://www.southwark.gov.uk/download/9021/autumn_2013_preview

Investigate your family tree?

Life drawing Sailing Cooking class Keeping an aquarium Calligraphy

The nap dropping stage is a difficult one I do think, though, that on days she doesn't nap, you might think about bed by 6, shorten the routine considerably and just go for getting her in to bed before she goes through exhaustion to the manic stage My little one is 31m and naps a couple of times a week (followed by bed about 9, aargh) but on non nap days he is falling over by 5pm, and goes down in seconds if I get him in to bed at 6 He would go to bed at 5, even, but there is a risk he will get woken by the rest of the herd of noisy wildebeest when they go to bed and leap up as if it was just a late nap he had

Saturday morning - http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?6,1139106

Surrey docks farm followed by the park that's just along the Thames path? Has nice cafe

The albrighton centre has music and movement sat am http://www.albrightoncommunitycentre.org/activities/under-5s-activities/ The horniman sandpit or water at myatts fields or horniman museum inc aquarium and amazon exhibition and the bees and mice?