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Baby & Toddler Activities BABY & TODDLER ACTIVITIES If you have any information about other activities, or if any of the information here is wrong, then please email [email protected] Some of these activities are free, some suggested donations and some do charge (indicated by £) UPDATED DEC 2015 Also Busy Lizzy Reigate, run classes everyday baby, toddler and mum too call HELEN on: 01737 887227, e: [email protected] or go to www.busylizzyreigate.co.uk for more info. Day Activity Venue Time Contact MON am Tiddlywinks Baptist Chapel, Paper Mews, Dorking 10-11.30 Anna 01737 844916 Drop-in (under 5’s) Dorking Rural Children’s Centre, Goodwyns Rd 10-11.45 01306 740095 Rugbytots £ Dorking Leisure Centre 9.30/10.30 0845 313 3242 Tinytalk £ St Joseph’s Church Hall, Dorking 10/10.45 Katherine 07599 551882 Monkey Music £ Ashtead Peace Memorial Hall 9.30-10.30 Janine 01483 841303 Little Notes £ St Paul’s Church, Dorking 9.30-2 Mark or Lou 01403 336454 Tiny Tunes £ PAYG North Holmwood Village Hall 10.15-11 http://www.tinytuneslive.com Toddler group Brockham Village Hall 10-11.45 Angela Lane 01737 844405 MON pm Tots in Sport £ Leatherhead Leisure Centre 3.30-4 (3-5yrs) Jannine 01474 854313 4-4.30 (2-3yrs) Fun in the Foam £ Leatherhead & Dorking Gymnastics Club 12/1/2/3 (45min) 01372 377718 TUES am Sing & Sign £ Upstairs @Burgundy&Black (toddler/baby) 9.30 onwards e:[email protected] Toddler Group Capel Village Hall 10-11.30 Michala 07800 836033 Toddler Group Forest Green Village Hall 9.45-11.15 01306 627276 Top Tots Baptist Church, Junction Rd, Dorking 10-12 01306 876714 Toddler Group WI Hall, The Glade, Holmbury St Mary 10-11.30 Kate 01306 730904 Drop-in (under 5’s) Dorking Rural Children’s Centre, Goodwyns Rd 10-11.45 01306 740095 Mother & Baby Yoga £ Box Hill Village Hall 11-12.15 Diane 01737 844177 Monkey Music £ Bookham Scout Hall 9.30-12 Janine 01483 841303 Jingle Bugs £ Old Pixham School, Pixham, Dorking 10.45 Nina 07956 256721 TUES pm Story Time Leatherhead Library 2-2.30 08456 009 009 Fun in the Foam £ Leatherhead & Dorking Gymnastics Club, 12/1/2/3 (45min) 01372 377718 Rhyme Time Denbies, in Performing Arts Library 2pm 01306 875453/[email protected] MILK feeding support group St Pauls Church Hall, Dorking 1-2.30 [email protected] WEDS am Monkey Music £ St. Joseph’s Church Hall, Dorking 9.30-12 Janine 01483 841303 Music Drop-in £ Belmont School, Holmbury St Mary 9.30/10 & 10-11.30 SPOT (0-3 yrs) St Paul’s Church Hall, Dorking 10-11.15 Joan 01737 842137 Small Fry United Reformed Church Hall, West St 11-12 01306 882278 Toy Library Dorking Rural Children’s Centre, Goodwyns Rd 10.30-12.30 01306 740095 JigSaw St Johns Church, North Holmwood 10-11.30 www.stjnh.org.uk Rhyme Time Dorking Library, St Martins Walk 11-11.30 e; [email protected] WEDS pm Drop-in (under 3’s) Dorking Nursery, West St 1-2.45pm Natasha 01306 882397 Small Fry United Reform Church Hall, West St 1-3 01306 882278 Fun in the Foam £ Leatherhead & Dorking Gymnastics Club, 12/1/2/3 (45min 01372 377718 Leatherhead session) THURS Toddler Group Brockham Village Hall 10-11.45 Angela Lane 01737 844405 am Drop-in (under 3’s) Dorking Nursery, West St 9.30-11.15 Natasha 01306 882397 Toddler Group Ockley School Hall 10-11.30 ? The Cookie Club St Johns Church, Furlong Rd, Westcott 10-12 Vicki 01737 844749 Drop-in (under 5’s) Dorking Rural Children’s Centre, Goodwyns Rd 10-11.45 01306 740095 Rhyme time Leatherhead Library 10.30 08456 009009 Monkey Music £ Oxshott Village Centre 9.30-12 Janine 01483 841303 Little Signing Stars Tanyard Hall, 30 Station Rd, Gomshall 9.50-10.30/11-11.40 Helen 01306 731599, teas/coffees 10.30-11 e:[email protected] THURS Toddler Group Rusper Village Hall 1.30-3.30 ? pm Kickers & Crawlers Dorking Nursery, West Street 1.15-3 Natasha 01306 882397 Kickers & Crawlers Dorking Rural Children’s Centre, Goodwyns Rd 1.15-3 01306 740095 ABC Gymnastics Club £ Dorking Leisure Centre 2.00/3.00 Toddler Group Movers & Shakers Downsend School, Leatherhead Lodge 1.45-3.00 Chris 01293 421591 Tiny Tots St Johns Church, Capel 2-3 01372 385437 Rhymetime Dorking Library 2-2.30 01306 711260 Fun in the Foam £ Leatherhead & Dorking Gymnastics Club, 12/1/2/3 (45min 0300 200 1001 Leatherhead session) 01372 377718 Monkey Music £ Little Bookham Village Hall 1.45-3.30 Janine 01483 841303 FRI am Monkey Music £ Bocketts Farm Park, Young St, Fetcham 9.30-3.30 Janine 01483 841303 Baby Sensory United Reformed Church Hall, West St 11-12/12.30-1.30 Jacqui 07590848118 Drop-in (under 3’s) Dorking Nursery, West Street 9.30-11.15 Natasha 01306 882397 MAD Academy £ Christian Centre, Dorking 9.30, 10.30,11.20 Maggie 01306 712671 Baby Belles Newdigate Village Hall 9.30-11.30 Kirsty 01306 711046 Mucky Pups Betchworth Village Hall 9.30/10.30 01372 377432 Little Bears Beare Green Village Hall, Merebank 10-12.00 01306 713107 Talking Tots United Reformed Church Hall, West St 10.30 Debbie 07712 000431 ABC BabyGym Drop-In £ Dorking Leisure Centre 9.40 Chris 01293 421591 Walliswood Baby/Toddler/Child Walliswood Village Hall, behind Scarlett 9.30-11.30 Every wk including holidays Group Arms pub, Ockley FRI pm Monkey Music £ Bocketts Farm Park, Young St, Fetcham Additional pm Janine 01483 841303 classes – 3.30 Bumps & Babies 1st & 3rd fri/mth Dorking Halls, Reigate Road, Dorking 2-4 email: [email protected] Socatots £ Dorking Leisure Centre 2-2.45 Frank 07980 834030 Fun in the Foam £ Leatherhead & Dorking Gymnastics Club 12/1/2/3 (45min) 01372 377718 SAT Dads Drop-in, once/mth, 2nd Sat Dorking Rural Children’s Centre, Goodwyns Rd 10-12 01306 740095 Baby Swimming £ Woodlands School, Leatherhead Various 01865 794222 Little Kickers £ Dorking Leisure Centre 9.30-10.30 0208 3301553 Dads Rhyme time Dorking Library, St Martins Walk 10-10.30 Once a month Saturdays check for details .
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