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01932 252 033 020 8540 7355 1993 - 2012 September 2012 No. 213 The First & Foremost Local Monthly Newspaper for Families 20th Successful Year Thank you www.marwell.org.uk What’sWhat’s On On in in September September SchoolSchool Open Open Days Days && after after school school activities activities www.nationaltrust.org.uk/southeast St Lawrence College www.slcuk.com www.horniman.ac.uk Three Editions in South-East England Southwest London London Kent & Surrey South E Surrey &W.Kent Published on time, every time since 1993 www.parents-news.co.uk ISSN 1362-5551 South West London & Surrey Parents News Education Sept 2012 Sept 2012 Education Next Issue October 2012: 2012-13 Autumn-Winter Collection Primigi: The Shoes that Tell Stories of Adventures Editorial Deadline: 21 Sept Charities in South West London receive funding to support parents with young children and Advert Deadline: 27 September For the Autumn-Winter of sequins add a special touch to a Along with a modern and horsebits, to always be The Baby Fun line stands the guiding principle behind Distributed 8 October people with learning disabilities 2012-13, Primigi presents distinctly “fabulous” collection reinterpretation of the Nordic trendy and ready for every apart for its uppers made every pair of Primigi shoes. Half term; School Open a collection inspired by to make every little girl’s dream look, with soft leathers and situation. with cutting-edge technical More and more mothers are of being a princess every day faux shearling and furs, Primigi solutions, easy fit and comfort. turning to Primigi for the Days; Family Holidays incl Five groups from South West their problems in ways that will areas of Kingston upon • Arts 4 Dementia the magical, adventurous twice weekly yoga sessions, a reality. launches the new Path Goretex From the novel “The Pirates For little girls, there are know-how the company has skiing. London have been awarded most effectively make things Thames. Eight parents/carers (funding of £5,001) - This and dreamy world of the followed by health and well- hiking line with an aggressive of Malaysia”, bold, courageous combinations of furs and developed over many years Publishers & Editors: funding using money raised by better.” and their babies usually attend funding will be used to help being support. The project greatest tales. Romanticism For the boldest characters with design and well-defined styles. children and their Primigi flowers in nubuck leather with of creating products for Fergus & Penny McCarthy HealthFreedom Community each course. meet the costs of an existing Distribution 60,000 South will be based at Whitton and elegance, exploration a restless spirit, the perfect Sneakers in the classic tones shoes face every adventure to a powdery effect, while for children. The performance of Interest Company through Projects awarded funding six week project which will West London & Surrey; 78,000 Community Centre in the and initiative are the themes story is “Around the World of black and blue appear reach their goal, just like the him a “worn” effect provides a the shoes, the materials used, The Health Lottery. The through this Healthy • Croydon People run poetry and communication Kent; 54,000 London South London Borough of Richmond of the classic stories that in Eighty Days”. With shoes alongside comfortable, edgy valiant warriors of Sandakan. sporty and casual style. the meticulous attention to funding is designed to address Communities Small Grants First (funding of £9,987) workshops at Putney Library East-Surrey & West Kent. upon Thames. Around perfect for every occasion and trendy half-boots in the Dynamism, speed and quality detail, the unrivalled quality- health inequalities in different Programme are: - With this funding, Croydon in the London Borough of Primigi has reinterpreted. Distributed through schools, 25 women who are from (sporty and elegant, casual softest colours. materials give space to The Primigino line, on the price ratio and attention to the nurseries, libraries, leisure communities and can apply to a People First will be able to run Wandsworth. The workshops Black and Minority Ethnic “Cinderella” with its natural and metropolitan … even imagination and creativity, other hand, features first step season’s trends make Primigi’s centres, restaurants, advertisers, wide range of issues. • The Organic 1-2 hour peer-led workshops to aim to stimulate and help re- communities will attend each romanticism, beauty and breathable and water-repellent), “Puss in Boots”, with his no- for children who are fearless shoes that have been studied shoes a guarantee of quality play schemes and events. Cookery School Ltd (funding 20 groups of 10 people. These energise local residents in the session, with 95 members elegance is the inspiration for the little Primigi explorer defies nonsense personality, is always when it comes to limits. High- in every detail. They are easy that mothers demand. Subscription by post £15 year. These five organisations have of £9,318) - The funding will address specific topics that early stages of dementia. The benefiting over the year. a luxurious line in classic, time, distance and every type of ready for action, just like performance sneakers with to put on thanks to the new been able to use the funding will enable them to provide a contribute to health inequalities project aims to benefit a total of sophisticated colours. The adversity! Goretex technology Primigi shoes. Practical and two Velcro closures complete quick fastening system with a Driving the technological For Advertising: to extend their services to practical cookery programme faced by people with learning 125 individuals who are people • Women’s colours intertwine: from and Primigi comfort blend feisty with a vintage flair, they a genuinely sophisticated and handy “stop and go” cordlock. innovation of Primigi products fergus support parents with children to 64 parents with children disabilities in Croydon. This suffering from dementia and Empowerment Project everlasting pink, blue and effortlessly into minimal are the perfect combination innovative collection. The “wave effect” tread sole is the continuously improved @parents-news.co.uk under 12 months, people with under the age of 12 months. will then be followed by a their carers. (funding of £9,982) - This black, to lilac and plum, they lines and uppers, for the most of traditional classic styles ensures non-slip grip and Primigi System: in addition to 020 8337 6337 learning difficulties who face The eight courses will be conference. The purpose funding will enable them are the authentic must-have adventurous journeys. and natural, warm materials, the anti-shock heel cushion the footwear’s unmistakable health inequalities, and women delivered in four, 2-2½ hour is to improve the health of • Richmond Ethnic Parents News to create opportunities for shades for the new season. artisan detailing and manual provides maximum comfort. lightness, flexibility and UK looking to engage in a more sessions covering weaning, participants (who all have Volunteering Association women to set personal goals treatments. amazing fit, Primigi’s shoes ISSN 1362-5551 active lifestyle. follow on recipes, changing learning disabilities) through (REWA) (funding of £8,125) and engage in a more active The shoes feature clean styles The Primigi System, guarantee are made with additional 10 The Manor Drive, nutritional needs of baby, information and discussion, – The funding will support the lifestyle to improve their and soft, quality materials. There are laced sneakers with of quality and technological performance features such Worcester Park, Surrey. Donald Macrae, Director of associated cost implications and using accessible formats. development of a programme fitness levels. The project From classic ballerina flats a lived-in look and boots innovation as the anti-shock system, to KT4 7LG. HealthFreedom, said: “Our and preparing homemade baby It’s about preventing or dealing that will encourage healthy will aim to attract 116 women to laced shoes, the details inspired by the horse riding protect the heel from impact, Tel: 020 8337 6337 focus is on health problems foods on a budget. It will target with conditions they are at risk living and an active life style Finally, Primigi proposes an from the St Helier estate and are bright, sparkly and full world, enhanced with metallic For more than 30 years and removable insoles for [email protected] that are specific to South West parents from the St James, of. The project takes place through a range of recreational exclusive renewal of the Baby the York estate in Sutton, but of charm. Embroidery and accessories including buckles children’s well-being has been maximum hygiene. To prevent www.parents-news.co.uk London and this funding lets Beverley, Berrylands, Canbury, over a year and, in total, 200 activities. Over 48 weeks Fun and Primigino lines. Parents News believes that will also be open to other society’s best asset is its young communities directly address Chessington North and Hook people will participate. the organisation will provide residents. The programme, allergy-related problems, the people! We shall accept no which will run twice, will antishock: Rear foot cushioning metal parts are nickel-free advertising in the opinion of the Bruce Picton MSc CPsychol include 12 weekly sessions of soft comfort: soft well-being while the insole contains no Publisher, is considered demeaning chrome VI, for products that to children. We intend to encourage swimming (45 minutes); 12 easy fitting: relaxed feel environmental, health, and non- Chartered Educational Psychologist weekly sessions of cycling (45 ergonomic shape: rounded tip and are even more health-conscious violent issues, but not to preach or minutes); and local walks three comfortable fit and natural. claim to always be right. Different www.primigi.com opinions published are the opinions times per week (5 hours per lightness: featherweight comfort of the authors and not necessarily week). sky effect: Breathable, anatomical, leather those of Parents News.
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