Avery Hill - Clubs, Groups and Societies in the Area

Erith Cricket Club plays on Sundays.

RACS Cricket Club plays Monday 6.30pm to 8pm during the cricket season.

Metrogas Sports Ground
40 Footway
New Eltham
London SE9

London Girls Football Club trains on Sunday from 9am, Wednesday from 6pm.

For ages: 11 to 50+
Women only – beginners, improvers, advanced

Rear of 84-86
Southwood Road
New Eltham
London SE9

We strive to promote and teach Archery to all newcomers from the age of eight years and above. Our reputation is assured and we have a track record of excellence in the sport. Inaugurated in 1958, we, as a club, have lately emerged as a competetive and vibrant player under the Grand National Archery Society's Rules of shooting at home and away. We welcome throughout the year all who may aspire to loose a bow and our website will explain and describe who we are. All who apply are most welcome.

Spring Craft Fair, Saturday 5th March, 10am - 3pm. selling a wide variety of different crafts, The craft fair is to launch a bi-weekly club for adults, where people can come to learn a new craft, get help with a current project or just spend some time with like minded people, starting on Tuesday 15th March.

Craft Club bi-weekly club for adults, where people can come to learn a new craft, get help with a current project or just spend some time with like minded people. We are also aimimng to run workshops on various crafts, starting on Tuesday 15th March 2011.

2nd Wednesday of every month at 1.45pm at Progress Hall, Admiral Seymour Road, Well Hall.

An opportunity for people aged 18+ to enjoy singing in a fun choir where experience and musical knowledge do not matter! We will sing a range of music including show songs, popular music and songs from around the world. Term time only (£28 per term)

Mondays 7.45pm to 9pm
Eltham Park Baptist Church, Glenure Road, Eltham SE9

Meets on Mondays between 7.30 and 9.30pm
St Mary’s Community Centre, Eltham High Street, Eltham

Cambridge Harriers train on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at Sutcliffe Park.

Membership fees/cost: varies according to age
For ages: 11 to 50+
Beginners, improvers, advanced, elite

Eltham Panthers train on Tuesday 5pm to 6pm and 6pm to 7pm (term time only).

Sessional fee: £3.50
For ages: 5 to 14
Females only – beginners, improvers, advanced

Greenwich City Tennis Club trains juniors Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 4pm to 6pm, and adults 7pm to 8.30pm and Sunday morning.

All coaching sessions must be booked in advance.

Eltham Park South
Glenesk Road
Eltham

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Eaglesfied Sports Centre
Shooters Hill Post 16 Centre
Red Lion Lane
Woolwich

Beginners, improvers, advanced.

Samuel Montagu Amateur Boxing Club trains on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: juniors (9 to 14 years) - 6pm to 7.30pm; seniors (over 14 years old) - 7.30pm to 9pm.

122 Broadwalk
Eltham

Judo Klub trains on Monday 7.30pm to 9.30pm, Thursday 6pm to 8pm. For beginners, improvers, advanced, elite.

National Association Karate and Martial Arts Schools (NAKMAS)
Frankie Howard Hall
St Barnabus Church
Well Hall
Eltham

For ages: 5 to 14
Boys and girls: beginners, improvers, advanced, elite

For ages: 11 to 35
Women only – beginners, improvers, advanced, elite

The Oaks
Starbuck Close (junction with Green Lane)
Footscray Road
London SE9 2TD

For ages: 5 to 50+
Beginners, improvers and advanced.

Eltham Pools
Eltham Hill
Eltham
London SE9 5SU

For ages: 11 to 50+
Beginners, improvers, advanced, elite.

Eltham Bowling Club trains on Thursday 7.30pm.

Halons Road
Eltham
London SE9 5BS

Royal Blackheath Golf Club is an 18-hole members' club housed in a beautiful Grade 1 listed house, formerly the Lodge to Eltham Palace. It is open to both men and women.

Open to members and their guests seven days a week; green fee payers welcome from Monday to Friday.

Court Road
London SE9 5AF

The South East London Meccano Club was formed in 1976 to give Meccano enthusiasts in the area a chance to meet and swap ideas.

We hold four meetings a year and an exhibition in the autumn (this year it's on 13th October 2012 at Eltham United Reformed Church). Members receive the club newsletter SELMEC News four times a year.

At the informal meetings members bring along their latest models (completed, or in whatever unfinished state they may be in at the time!) and all are given the chance to give a short talk about them. You can also buy Meccano spare parts from one of the dealers who regularly turn up.

The Annual Meccano Exhibition is a one day event open to the public. All members are encouraged to attend - with their models of course!

We have about 60 members of all ages, and it doesn't matter if you are an experienced modeller or someone starting with their very first set. By the way, you don't actually have to build Meccano models to join the club - although it is better that you do; the meetings would be dull otherwise - but some members prefer to collect rare parts or sets, or are interested in Meccano literature. In fact, the club is open to anyone, male or female, with an interest in Meccano.

The annual subscription is £6.00 for adults/family membership and £1.00 for unaccompanied juniors/students (i.e. those still in full time education).

If you would like more information about the club, please contact us or just turn up at one of our meetings or exhibitions. We look forward to seeing you!