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Park Play Leigh Park Community Centre Dunsbury Way PO9 5BG 02392 476382 10-12Pm £1.50 www.hampshirehealthyfamilies.org.uk Community Groups – Havant / Hayling Island / Emsworth *Park Play Leigh Park Community Centre Dunsbury Way PO9 5BG 02392 476382 10-12pm £1.50 *Rhymetime Park Parade Library LEIGH PARK PO9 5AB 08456 035 631 9.30-10.00am FREE Stay & Play Leigh Park Baptist Church LEIGH PARK PO9 5NT 02392 45 0539 10:00 - 11:30 Sing -a - lings Bedhampton Social Hall BEDHAMPTON PO9 3ES 07767 702 444 10.45-11.45am £3.50 Diddi Dance Bedhampton Social Hall BEDHAMPTON PO9 3BS 07855 412 837 9.30-10.15am £5.50 Mini Miultiples St Nicholas Church Hall BEDHAMPTON PO9 3PU 02392 439 185 10-12pm £2 y Gym Tots Havant Leisure Centre HAVANT PO9 2AY 023 92 476 026 10.30-11.30am £4.20 Pre-School Gym Course Leisure centre HAVANT PO9 2AY 02392 476 026 1.15-2.00pm £64 10wks Boogie Mites Pallant House Play Café HAVANT PO9 1BS 07963 884428 9 .30 & 10.30 £4.00 *Rhymetime Hayling Library HAYLING ISLAND PO11 9EE 08456 035 631 10.30-11.00am FREE Boogie Mites St Andrews Church HAYLING ISLAND PO11 9QD 079638 844 28 1.30-2.30pm £4.00 Monday Morning Café The Bridge Centre HAYLING ISLAND PO11 0JD 023 92 468 835 9.15-11.30am Monda Sporty Tots Hayling Sports Centre HAYLING ISLAND PO11 9LT 077886 61316 10.00-11.00am £3.50 Pebbles Emsworth Baptist Church EMSWORTH PO10 7BY 01243 375 606 9.45am-11.15am £1 *Ready Steady Mums(Walk) Spring Arts Centre HAVANT PO9 1BS 07590 625 811 1.30pm FREE Mums and Tots Bethel Church Hall LEIGH PARK PO9 5BD 023 92 176400 10-11.30am Donation *Rhymetime Havant Library HAVANT PO9 1UN 0300 555 1387 10.30-11am FREE Adventure Play Havant Leisure Centre HAVANT PO9 2AY 023 92 476026 9.30-11.00am £4.10 *Park Play Leigh Park Community Centre Dunsbury Way PO9 5BG 02392 476382 10-12pm £1.50 Baby Sensory The Bear Hotel HAVANT PO9 1AA 07753 884294 Various £90 term Tiny Talk Tesco Community Room HAVANT PO9 1TR 07912314489 10.15-11-15am £4.50 y Little Fishes United Reform Church SOUTH HAYLING ISLAND PO11 9EY 02392461392 9.30-11.30am £1.50 Drop in Lunch Club St Andrew's Church HAYLING ISLAND PO11 9QD 023 92 363 599 11.30-2pm Donation Babies, Banter & Biscuits The Office adjacent to St James Parish Hall EMSWORTH PO10 7DP 9.30-11am FREE Parents & Toddlers New Life Church EMSWORTH PO10 8BN 01243 373566 9.30-11.30 £2.00 Phonics Stars EMSWORTH Community Centre PO10 7DP 07771566525 9.15 – 10.15 BOOK Jiggy Wriggers St James Church Emsworth PO10 7DP 07795 382027 10am £4.00 uesda Wrigglers The Meeting Place WESTBOURNE PO10 8SP 07596 840 018 9.45 -11.15am £1.50 T Mum Baba Music Tesco Community Room HAVANT PO9 1TR 07891 310 380 1.30 -2.30pm £4.50 Stay & Play Café St Francis Church Hall Riders Lane HAVANT PO9 4QT 07472122510 11- 1pm Donation *Park Play Leigh Park Community Centre Dunsbury Way PO9 5BG 02392 476382 12.30-2.30pm £1.50 Pre-school Bounce Havant Leisure Centre HAVANT PO9 2AY 023 92 476026 9.30-11am £4.70 Baby and Toddler Group St Andrews Church HAYLING ISLAND PO11 9QD 02392351496 10-12pm £1.50 Mum Baba Music Sports & Social Club EMSWORTH PO10 7JF 07891310380 10-11am £4.50 nesday Jiggy Wriggers Emsworth Community Centre PO10 7DD 07795 382027 11.30am £4.00 Young Parents Group (Under 25) Sharps Copse Family Centre H AVANT PO9 5PE 1-2.30pm FREE ed Parent, Toddler & Baby Group St Joseph’s Church HAVANT PO9 1LP 10 – 11.30am £1 W Breastfeeding Network Support Pallant House Play Café HAVANT PO9 1BE 10.30-12pm FREE *Park Play Leigh Park Community Centre Dunsbury Way PO9 5BG 02392 476382 10-12pm £1.50 y Tots & Toys Empower Centre LEIGH PARK PO9 4PJ 023 92 482777 10-11.30am FREE Fun Club St Nicholas Church BEDHAMPTON PO9 3PU 02392 483013 9-10.30am £1 + 20p ex ch da Adventure Play Havant Leisure Centre HAVANT PO9 2AY 02392 476026 1.15 -2.45pm £4.10 s Sing & Sign Emsworth Community Centre EMSWORTH PO10 7DD 07714742887 11.30am and 12.30pm BOOK r Monkey Music The Pallant Centre HAVANT PO9 1BE 02394 000226 10/10.40/11.15/12 BOOK u Diddi Dance The Stride Centre DENVILLES PO9 2QB 07855412837 9.30-10.15am £5.50 h Baby Sensory Emsworth Baptist Church EMSWORTH PO10 7BY 07753 884294 Various BOOK T Happy Feet Toddler Group Hayling Community Centre PO11 0HB 02392 467545 9.30-11.30 £2.50 *Park Play Leigh Park Community Centre Dunsbury Way PO9 5BG 02392 476382 12.30-2.30pm £1.50 Pre-School Gym Course Havant Leisure Centre HAVANT PO9 2AY 02392 476026 1.15-2pm £64(10weeks) The Beacon P&T Group Meridian Centre HAVANT PO9 1UN 02392 470167 9.30-11.30am £1 .50 First Steps St Marys Church HAYLING ISLAND PO11 0NT 02392461166 9-11.30am £1.50 Jiggy Wrigglers The Stride Centre DENVILLES HAVANT PO9 2QB 07795 382027 10.45 – 11.45 am £4 Sling Swing Tesco Community Room HAVANT PO9 1TR 0759 2377 209 10-11am BOOK Stay & Play Park families Warren Park Centre PO9 4LR 02392 424980 9.30-11.30am £1 Friday Wrigglers The Meeting Place WESTBOURNE PO10 8SP 07596 840 018 9.45-11.15am £1.50 #Hampshire Healthy Families For further info please go to website * Including school holidays Updated March 2020 www.hampshirehealthyfamilies.org.uk Community Groups – Waterlooville/Cowplain/Denmead Facebook – ‘Ready Steady Mums Havant, Waterlooville & Surrounding Areas’ – for Updates on the Walking Groups for Young Families Five to Thrive Workshops - various locations/days & times – book via HHF website Pallant House Play Café The Pallant House HAVANT PO9 1BE M-F 9am-3.30pm SAT Look out for Messy Church’s monthly at Baptist Churches Who Let the Dad’s Out - Toddlers Christ Church W’loo PO6 3NB (3rd Sat’s) 9 – 11am 02392 375360 *Rhymetime Waterlooville Library PO7 7DT 02392 252 608 9.30-10am & 11.00-11.30am FREE Jiggly Wrigglers Waterlooville Baptist Church WATERLOOVILLE PO7 7SY 07795 382027 10.00-11.00am £4.00 Mini Movers 9.55-10.40 Baby Groovers 10.45-11.30 W’LOO Community Centre 07724 406 504 £4 Phonics Stars St Wilfrid’s Church Cowplain PO8 8DZ 0777 1566525 9.30-10.30am £36 for 6 Sessions BOOK Tiny Talk Hart Plain Church WATERLOOVILLE PO8 8RG 07912314489 12.45-1.45pm £4.50 Jiggyy Wrigglers Jubilee Hall HORNDEAN PO8 9SU 07795 382 027 10am Baby Gp 11.15am £4.00 a Monday Toddler & Tiddlers Kings Court School CATHERINGTON PO8 9NJ 023 92 176400 9-10.45am £2.00 Baby & Toddler Gp Christ Church Hall Widley PO6 3NB 0794 750 9385 10 – 11.30am £1 +ad ch Parent and Toddler Gp Hart Plain Church W’LOOVILLE PO8 8RG 023 92 254452 10 - 12:00pm £1.50 Tuedsay Toddlers Church of the good shepherd WATERLOOVILLE PO7 5QB 023 9225 6814 10-11.30 £1.50 Parent & Toddlers St George's Church WATERLOOVILLE PO7 7EH 0778 4526167 10-11.30am (Waiting List – Ring first) £1.50 + 50p ex children Baby Sensory Sacred Heart Church WATERLOOVILLE PO7 7SR 01489 483050 10 & 11.30am BOOK Little Acorns Acorns Community Centre WEACOCK FARM PO8 9UX 02392 258423 1-2.30pm £1 Coffee morning Cowplain Evangelical Church Dudley Rd COWPLAIN 9.30-12pm uesday *Tuesday Toddlers Napier Hall HORNDEAN PO8 9NL 07934 609648 10-11.45am £1.50 T Creative Play The Old school House, Denmead Community Centre DENMEAD PO7 6LU 07933 711 279 9.30-11am £3.00 *Ready Steady Mums(Walk) W’VILLE Community Centre PO7 7AY 07590 625 811 10.30am FREE COGS Parent & Toddler (Childminder led) Church of the good shepherd WATERLOOVILLE PO7 5QB 023 9225 6814 9.45-11.15am £1.50 Sing -a – lings WATERLOOVILLE Community Centre PO7 7AY 02392 256 823 9.30-10.30am £3.50 y Springwood Families Springwood Community Centre W’loo PO7 8BJ 02392 230330 8.30-10.30am FREE Diddi Dance Waterlooville Community Centre PO7 7AY 07855412837 10.45-11.30am £5.50 WBC Does Splat Berewood Primary School WATERLOOVILLE PO7 7UW 07421269157 9.30-11am £1.00xch The Ark B & T Group St Wilfrid's Church COWPLAIN PO8 8DZ 023 92 262295 9:30 - 11:15 £1.50 King's Kids Cowplain Evangelical Church COWPLAIN PO8 8XA 02392 262188 5.30-6.30pm nesda Gran's 'n' Tots Napier Hall HORNDEAN PO8 9NL 02392 593227 10-11.45am £1.50 *Rhymetime Horndean Library Horndean PO8 9NW 0300 555 1375 10.30-11am FREE ed Toddler Group LOVEDEAN Village Hall PO8 9SF 02392 423210 9.30-11am £1.50 + 50p ex child *Baby Group All Saints Church Hall CATHERINGTON PO8 0TD 02392 591889 10.30-12pm £1 W Open Afternoon Coffee & Play Acorn Centre Wecock Farm Waterlooville 1.30 – 3pm FREE *Rhymetime Waterlooville Library PO7 7DT 02392252608 9.30-10/11-11.30am FREE Toddlers @ Waterlooville Baptist Church WATERLOOVILLE PO7 7SY 02392480088 10-11.30am £1.25 +25pch Tots & Tunes Church of the good shepherd W’VILLE PO7 5QB 023 9225 6814 10-11am £1.00 day Little Lambs Deverall Hall WATERLOOVILLE PO7 5LU 07773635814 1-3PM (Not 2nd Thurs of mth) s Toddlers C’plain Evangelical Church COWPLAIN PO8 8XA 02392262188 9.30-11/11.30-1pm £1 Bump Fit Denmead Community Centre PO7 6LU 07725 327864 7-8pm BOOK hur Thursday Toddlers Napier Hall HORNDEAN PO8 9NL 07713274504 10-11.45am £1.50 T Clanfield Toddler Group Community Preschool CLANFIELD PO8 0JU 02392594168 9-10.30am £2.00 *Baby Play Time (Up to 1yr) Waterlooville Library PO7 7DT 02392 252608 10- 11am FREE Tiny Talk Hart plain church WATERLOOVILLE PO8 8RG 07912314489 10-11am £4.50 y Crafty Café The Acorn Centre WEACOCK FARM PO8 9UX 02392 258423 9.30-11am £1.00 Bumps&Babies Cowplain Evangelical church COWPLAIN PO8 8XA 023 92 262188 10.00-11:30 Don Little Fishes ST Wilfrid's Church COWPLAIN PO8 8DZ 07785390177 9.30-11.30am £1.50 da Diddi Dance Napier Hall HORNDEAN PO8 9NL 07855412837 9.30-10.15am £5.50 Toddle On All Saints Church Hall CATHERINGTON PO8 0TD 02392 591889 10-12pm 50p Fri Denmead Play Group All Saints Church Hall DENMEAD PO7 6NN 9.15-11.15am £1.00 #Hampshire Healthy Families for further info please go to website *Including school holidays Updated March 2020 .
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