Jump to content

Create A Show Summer Workshop- July 2016


Recommended Posts

Is your child a budding thespian? Does he or she have a wild imagination? Are you looking for childcare solutions for the summer holidays in West Norwood/Dulwich? Then Create A Show with Nutty?s Children?s Parties could be the answer.


Our three day summer workshop returns after the huge success of last year from 25th-27th July 2016- this time in West Norwood. All the important details, like how to book etc. are here-


http://www.nuttyschildrensparties.co.uk/holidayworkshops.htm


Plus, as a special offer, we would like to offer a FREE Nutty?s Children?s Parties Official Album on CD worth ?6.99p to anyone booking via this forum. Just quote ?East Dulwich Forum CD offer? when booking.


Please visit http://www.nuttyschildrensparties.co.uk and http://www.facebook.com/nuttyschildrensparties.co.uk to learn more about us.


We look forward to hearing from you!


Kind regards,


Danny Nutt (owner and director of Nutty's Children's Parties)

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

  • Latest Discussions

    • Yes, that compromise is in not extending the event to two weekends, and keeping it to the one currently.  Yes, I am getting that too, but just go anyway. I intend to.  I will talk to FOPR, and see if there is any interest for a petition from those going to the consultation tm. We just need some volunteers to get together and do the leg work. I've done political party canvassing before, and so can organise a ward by ward schedule. I think it's fair to say that any goodwill some of us had towards working with Gala has gone with this proposed expansion. They are not the same people that started the event with We Are the Fair. At least one of those people actually lived next to the park. The people running things now have no connection to the park or local area and quite frankly are taking the p*** now. Might be worth officially demanding to know where the money the council gets from the festival is actually spent as well. 
    • It's a fantastic little place  
    • Sadly we need young people from developing countries with higher birth rates to do the work that Brits wont do, including many jobs in health and social care.  How you square this with minimum wages to get work visas I don't know.  A different subject for another thread.   Shortage of skilled workers is another topic.  We could return to the fact that young people from Europe no longer come to the UK for a limited time, to do both skilled and unskilled jobs, but that would bring us back to Brexit and the crazy decision we made as a nation. Some nice analysis by Sky News, tend not to use them as a rule but was surprised by the quality of this piece: https://news.sky.com/story/how-many-illegal-migrants-are-in-britain-the-key-numbers-driving-the-immigration-debate-13428405  
    • Would be good if they turned it into something that is social/community driven for housing - old and young mix together. Let’s face it, dearth of social anything relating to housing… if that.could  be combined with say, work area and gardening and cafe for all, everyone wins.. Dream on.. yea… certainly don’t need more large supermarkets, kitchen stores, Argos etc… Haven’t had time to look at plans…  
Home
Events
Sign In

Sign In



Or sign in with one of these services

Search
×
    Search In
×
×
  • Create New...