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Volunteers for Circles of Support and Accountability needed!
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Almost new Single bed with mattress
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"Hi Red I wanted to do something else with the space. Thanks for interest. bedframe still available. "
"Lovely bed, if I did not know I will most likely have to move, I would have bought it. Why are you getting rid of it as new and only £20!"
"Thank you Alan.
More information is available here: https://upskillu.co.uk/were-hiring-cosa-volunteers/"
"Hi Lucy,
I've not heard of this initiative/programme.
Is it possible for you to suggest a few things I should read which set out its key philosophy and practices. And possibly also any research evaluating it.
Many thanks,
Alan"
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South Harringay Infants win Capital Growth Climate Change Competition!
Posted on July 12, 2010 at 21:30 13 Comments 0 Likes
A small patch of dirty tarmac has won first prize in Boris Johnson's Capital Growth competition. The South Harringay Infant School garden on the alleyway between Mattison and Pemberton Roads has been recognised for harvesting water, compost making and use, edible beds, sustainability and involving the whole school.
Blue Peter Gardener, Chris Collins, and media personality and ex-editor, Rosie Boycott, visited the school… Back to Harringay Online
Blue Peter Gardener, Chris Collins, and media personality and ex-editor, Rosie Boycott, visited the school… Back to Harringay Online
Autumn 2009 - preparing for 2010
Posted on September 17, 2009 at 9:30 9 Comments 0 Likes
We had an exciting summer and harvested lots of potatoes, tomatoes, beans and carrots. They were all harvested in one day by the children and parents and then cooked and eaten with relish by everyone at South Harringay School.
More money from Tottenham Grammar Foundation will build a bench for the children to sit on and have out door classrooms (a challenge to find room to seat 30!) and a barn door with a gap so the children can peer in when the door is locked.
We haved worked on the… Back to Harringay Online
More money from Tottenham Grammar Foundation will build a bench for the children to sit on and have out door classrooms (a challenge to find room to seat 30!) and a barn door with a gap so the children can peer in when the door is locked.
We haved worked on the… Back to Harringay Online
Garden Action
Posted on March 15, 2009 at 22:30 7 Comments 0 Likes
21st March, Saturday 9.30am t0 11.30am South Harringay Infants and Nursery. Spring party to get the garden into shape for the coming year. Come and join us! Work and cake.
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- At 12:50 on November 27, 2009,
Malcolm said…
- Shame, hope to see you at future ones!
- At 20:00 on October 12, 2008,
Liz said…
- Hi Lucy, you should find a drop down in the top right hand corner under your name called 'Quick Add' and an option called 'Blog post'. Select, cut and paste into the big space, give it a title and press publish. It will then feature on latest activity. I can then add my pics to it.
Liz
- At 17:59 on October 11, 2008,
- Hi Lucy, pictures and write up of the mural painting here
Just read your stuff about the garden below, perhaps you could use your blog feature to share updates on the PSA. Let me know if you want some help.
Liz
p.s. If you want to comment back on my page, click on comment back link below and it will take you to my page.
- At 15:36 on February 18, 2008,
Lucy Jaffe said…
- Last year the parents and staff at South Harringay School started a garden in a the tiny slip area east of the Mattison and Pemberton Harringay Alley. You can see the tyres and planters there at the moment.
We have plans and activity this year to produce lots of veg and flowers from this spot.
We also have a bid into the BBC Breathing Places fund to extend the green garden along the railings and under the huge plane trees so that the children can enjoy more green in the playground, and possibly a small boggy area and benches. Also we will be growing plants up the railings and, if permitted, over the passageway to create a green arches. Also bat boxes and wildlife areas to increase bugs and bats in our rather arid patch.
Last year the garden produced enough tomatoes for the whole school several times over.
Let me know what you think.
- At 14:13 on February 17, 2008,
- Hi, Liz from school. Wonder if you would be able to give us a bit of info about the plans to 'green' the passage that you mentioned in the meeting. The charmingly titled forum 'Dog Shit' is showing some interest in this
Liz
- At 13:14 on January 21, 2008,
- Hello, we met at the PSA meeting.
Would you be interested in joining the Kid stuff group?
It's for sharing information about kids (0 -12) activities, suggesting ways to improve things for parents, perhaps setting up toy, book or clothes swaps, anything child related really. Current discussions include the use of real nappies and pre-schoolactivities in Winter, please come and start some more!
Also, if you know of anyone else on the site who you think might be interested I'd appreciate it if you could pass this invite on.
thanks
liz
- At 9:52 on October 5, 2007,
Admin for testingHugh said… - Welcome Lucy. I hope you find the site useful / interesting. Let me know if you have any questions or comments. Feel free to post away as you will.
Hugh
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