Rush Green - Clubs, Groups and Societies in the Area

Makin' Steps is Harlow's premier performing arts school and holds over 50 classes a week at Potter Street Community Centre. Classes include hip hop/street dance, ballet, modern, tap, singing, Salsa, Latin, acting/voice technique, and pas de deux and now the latest fitness craze to hit the uk Zumba, making it the biggest school in the area offering this range of classes.

All classes are taught by fully qualified, insured and CRB registered, experienced teachers and former professional dancers. Scott & Ross have performed alongside artists such as Robbie Williams, Geri Halliwell and Kylie Minogue, to name but a few. This enables the school to teach the latest styles and keep its students in the forefront of dance today. Many of the school’s pupils have furthered their training at professional colleges such as Performers, London Studio Centre and Colin’s Performing Arts College, with past and present pupils engaging in professional contracts all over the world.

If it's dance, singing or acting training you want, and are interested in becoming a part of one of the most popular schools around then be assured that Makin' Steps Performing Arts School should be the first place you look.

Zumba Fitness is the latest craze to hit the nation,
It is a a fusion of latin dance moves and aerobics, exercise in disguise, fun & fitness combined, so if you want to lose weight, keep fit, have fun, make friends or improve your health - physically/mentally, come and join the party! No fitness/dance experience necessary, beginners welcome, mirrored venues - come and see for yourself

Short-term, solution focused and longer-term counselling for adults, children & young people. A safe, confidential space to talk through difficulties in life including: abuse; addictions; anger; anxiety; bereavement; depression; eating disorders; gender/sexuality; family issues; loss; relationship problems; spirituality; work-related issues.

Zumba fitness class: latin inspired fitness class for anyone to enjoy! its fun and addictive but very good for you. We meet every Monday , and Wednesday evening. 8.15 to 915pm At Celbic Hall 188, Lancaster road (nextdoor to the Boxing Academy)

A book club for people from in and around Bishops Stortford. Meet bi-weekly to review what your reading and to share observations. Help you meet and get to know people in the area. We will meet in a local (quiet) bar from 8-10. We will generate a list of books for all of us to read and then discuss going forward. Get in touch and we can decide when and where our first meeting will take place.

This is a bartering club. The idea is that you trade one thing for another and no money changes hands.
For example,

1:
You may want a ride to the airport and in
exchange you will cut the grass in my garden on an agreed date.
2:
You may have computer games or DVDs you no longer need but want to exchange for others or a bottle of wine or lessons in IT or something of broadly equal value in your eyes.
3:
You may have a spare room and would offer someone the room in exchange for light housework or a set amount of carer/companion hours per week.
4:
You may have skills in design, therapy, entertainment, plumbing, electrical, PC, etc. that you can exchange for a couple of hours in exchange for something you want but can't afford on your budget.
5:
You may like dog walking and exchange that for some home made cakes or a pie or two if the walking is regular, etc.
THESE ARE JUST SAMPLE IDEAS; THINK OF OTHERS...

Send me your offers and I will advertise on here once a week to local readers; tell me
1: What you want to exchange
2: What you want to receive
3: Or, just put it out there and see what others
will exchange for your offer...
4: How you can be contacted (provide an email
address or mobile#)

The possibilities are endless and try not to stick to exchanging items for items. Think more broadly about what you want and what you can give in exchange in more practical terms. These are harsh times economically and this is a way of finding what you need without parting with ANY of your hard earned cash. There will be something for everyone, if everyone joins in the initiative.

Give it a try....

This is a bartering club. The idea is that you trade one thing for another and no money changes hands.
For example,

1:
You may want a ride to the airport and in
exchange you will cut the grass in my garden on an agreed date. -OR-
2:
You may have computer games or DVDs you no longer need but want to exchange for others or a bottle of wine or lessons in IT or something of broadly equal value in your eyes.
3:
You may have a spare room and would offer someone the room in exchange for light housework or a set amount of carer/companion hours per week.
4:
You may have skills in design, therapy, entertainment, plumbing, electrical, PC, book-keeping, etc. that you can exchange for a couple of hours in exchange for something you want but can't afford on your budget.
5:
You may like dog walking and exchange that for some home made cakes or a pie or two if the walking is regular, etc.
THESE ARE JUST SAMPLE IDEAS; THINK OF OTHERS...

Send me your offers and I will advertise on here once a week to local readers; tell me
1: What you want to exchange
2: What you want to receive
3: Or, just put it out there and see what others
will exchange for your offer...
4: How you can be contacted (provide an email
address or mobile#)

The possibilities are endless and try not to stick to exchanging items for items. Think more broadly about what you want and what you can give in exchange in more practical terms. These are harsh times economically and this is a way of finding what you need without parting with ANY of your hard earned cash. There will be something for everyone, if everyone joins in the initiative.

Give it a try....

Football, games & multi skills coaching to music for little stars aged 2-6 years. The sessions are designed to introduce young children to the fundamentals of movement in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. Using experience gained from around the world, these sessions deliver improved balance, coordination and relationship skills. This is done through bright, colourful sessions set to music which challenge numeracy & awareness and develops physically & socially active young children

Day: Sundays from Dec 5th 2010 - 9am, 2 years - 10am, 3 & 4 years - 11am, 5 & 6 years Price: £3 per child per session (45 minutes)

Join our fantastic 12 week Weight Loss Challenge at St Aldhelms Church Hall, N18 1PA. Starting on Thursday 3rd September at 7pm.

Learn about healthy eating, losing weight, nutrition education, weekly weigh & measure, support & community spirit, make new friends and win prizes too! £300 for the biggest loser over 12 weeks and many more cash prizes too.

Call for more information on 0208 884 3237

Founded in 1908 Whitwell AFC has a Saturday & Sunday adult teams also from 2009/10 season Whitwell Ladies. A new pavilion will be present from 2010.

Local Publisher, launching in 2009. Aimed to publicise local businesses/ sole traders by advertising to the community.

EAST BARNET BRANCH AND CLUB
38 BROOKHILL RD EN4 8SL
SOCIAL CLUB, LIVE MUSIC @ W/END
BRANCH , HELP FOR EX FORCES AND FAMILIES
VISITORS WELCOME, CAN BECOME A MEMBER, FAMILY FRIENDLY, BAR , BEER GARDEN,SNOOKER,POOL,DARTS,BINGO ETC ETC

Brownies the section of GirlGuiding UK for girls aged seven to ten.

Brownies become a member of a six such as Badger, Fox, Mole, Squirrel, Hedgehog and Rabbit and follow a programme called the Brownie Adventure. The name reflects the world of exciting opportunities, challenges and fun that is Brownies.

Girls can participate in a wide range of activities at their regular meetings, and at special events, day trips, sleepovers, camps and holidays. They can find themselves trying out arts and crafts or recipes, playing energetic games, taking part in community action projects, or zooming down zip wires at one of our activity centres.

Girls can also extend their knowledge and abilities by working towards Brownie interest badges covering many different hobbies and activities from Science investigator to Circus skills.

Fourth Friern Barnet Guides are a Guide unit, based in Friern Barnet, North London. We meet on Tuesday nights to play games, try new activities, make friends, help our community and have fun. We go on holiday as a unit each year camping in the summer, and somewhere indoors when it's colder.

Guides are aged between 10 and 14, and a lot of us were Brownies before becoming Guides, but you don't have to have been a Brownie first. We wear a uniform, and at the moment special neckers to show that we're celebrating the Centenary. Guides are 100 years old this year, and we're looking forward to celebrating that in as many ways as possible over the next 12 months.

What do Guides do? Being a Guide is all about learning new skills, making your own decisions and having fun. Guiding provides a safe environment to explore new possibilities and achieve personal goals while making friends and having adventures. And it’s up to each Guide to work out which opportunities are relevant for her, whether it’s improving her football skills, party planning or learning about independent living.

•Guides work together in Patrols. They elect their own Patrol Leader and are encouraged to plan their own activities. Patrols provide a ready-made group of friends and helps the girls to feel that they belong to something special.
•Any girl aged ten to 14 who wishes to, can become a Guide.
•Each Guide chooses the top she wants to wear from the options available in the Guide wear collection. This choice allows Guides to be themselves but also makes them feel part of the unit.

X7eaven is back for another incredible term of dancing, drama and singing. Classes are for all young performers between 4 – 25 years old. Come along and join the X7eaven Saturday Club, where you can learn to SING the latest tunes, DANCE with serious moves to different styles of music & PERFORM dramatically and with flair. So call us or check out our website for further details and come along and join us for a fun and explosive Saturday. X7eaven Studios: 569a Lea Bridge Road, Leyton, London, E10 7EQ.

TRY A CLASS FOR FREE!
Come join dynamic yoga classes in Muswell Hill every Monday (more classes will be added after the New Year). Classes are flowing, meditative, fun and taught with bio-mechanical principles of alignment to keep our bodies strong, supple and healthy. The classes are suited for all levels of experience. See website for more details.

Scouting is the largest co-educational Youth Movement in the UK, with over 500,000 members and is growing faster than ever. Here at 1st Hainault Scout Group, we currently have over 120 members enjoying adventurous activities almost every day of the week.

Will meet in George Lane, South Woodford, E18
For more info - click on website address below which has my e-mail too.
www.meetup.com/Classics-Book-Club-London-East

Hitchin classes are held on Thursday mornings.

Dinky Dancers classes are for boys and girls aged rising 2-4 years old.

Exciting, fun-packed, creative classes combining P.E. skills, action activities, dance, singing, multi-sensory equipment and musical percussion to form an exciting developmental weekly class that both you and your child will love.

The programme has been developed by Dance, P.E. and Music graduates, specialists and consultants to provide a fantastic addition to your child’s week.

Classes are held throughout Hertfordshire so please do visit our website for details of a class near you.

Dinky Dancers also provide party entertainment for children aged 2-8 years. Further details can be found on our website.

Folk Dancing is great fun, a good way to exercise and to meet new friends. No experience or partner necessary. Staplers meet every Monday from 8pm to 10pm in the Community Centre, St John's Road, Hitchin SG4 9JP. For further details call 01582 881966 or visit www.staplers.org.uk