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Mcmillan

Mon, 22/09/2008 - 18:39 — chalkhistory

Friday  26 September is national coffee morning in aid of the Mcmillan nurses,

Why not come along to St Sebastian’s on Douglas Green Salford M6 . bus stop at the door

10am -12 enjoy a cup of tea/coffee, cake or bisuits ,

best of all, come and meet us for a friendly chat, we would love to meet you,

who are we? we are the Gemini group,

      

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ADHD Group

Mon, 09/11/2009 - 16:39 — sandra young
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ADHD Group

The Adhd group is a support group for parents whose children have ADHD, Aspergers, or an Autistic Spectrum Disorder.  The parents meet to share and learn from each others experiences.

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Salfords reaction to Michael Jacksons death.

Fri, 26/06/2009 - 16:09 — kmjpe2
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The people of Salford react to the sad news of Michael Jacksons death.


1:38 minutes (1.49 MB)

Gemini Group choir recording

Mon, 23/02/2009 - 18:27 — editor
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This recording has a few minutes of the choir that the Gemini group attend. Kindly recorded by Fay. You can tell that the person running the session has missed her calling as a comedian.

Also as she says of the song which follow. 'Feel the enegy in that'


5:35 minutes (5.12 MB)

Blog of the Working Class Movement Library

Tue, 13/10/2009 - 13:34 — editor


We are proud to announce a new blog in Salford. According to the authors of the Blog:

" This blog is the random jottings of the staff and volunteers at the Working Class Movement Library in Salford. We tell you about what we have been doing, what we intend to do, whether we actually did what we intended to do or whether we did something else instead.

Feel free to leave us your comments, but be aware that they are moderated and any ‘colourful' language will be edited out."
http://wcmlibrary.wordpress.com/

magpies friends or foe

Wed, 06/05/2009 - 15:27 — kmjpe2
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a feature with poems music interviews and real magpies

Click to play
5:23 minutes (4.93 MB)

Born To Perform

Wed, 22/04/2009 - 11:59 — editor
Born To Perform
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chalk talk

Born to Perform runs on Saturdays from 9-12 for children aged 7-16. We run for an average 12 week term and use up to 3 weeks for confidence building and technique and the remaining weeks working towards a performance shown back to family and friends on week 12.

The main difference between us and other fee paying stage schools is that we are affordable, most range from £260-300 per 12 week term - ours is £120 (this amounts to just £3.33 per hour). We are also not into promising stardom. We set realistic goals and maintain that the academy is about growing and development and not becoming famous.