Catch up on the latest news from WowMums – Battersea Women’s Association
The award winning musicle Lion King is a magnificent show, which can push children’s boundries of imagination and entertain adults with stunning costumes, music and evocative story set in Africa. WoW Mums and WoW Kids are going to see this amazing performance on 11th May in Lycium Theatre, thanks to Aiming High grant.
Join W.O.W. Mums on Friday, 29th April 2011 in Battersea High Street for the Royal Wedding Street Party from 10am – 7pm. International food, dance and music with live coverage of the Royal Wedding on the big screen.
WoW Mums have organised free Taekwondo classes in KLS from Saturday, 7th May 2011. We have been funded by Thomas’s Schools Foundation to improve our children’s confidence, self-defence and coordination. If you would like to put your child on the list of attendees, please call 07811660580.
Following the success of our petition and the DVD to save York Gardens Library, WoW Mums were invited to a dinner with Harriet Hapmon MP, Shadow Secretary of State for International Development and Shadow Deputy Prime Minister. We were very honoured to have been seated at Harriet’s table and to have had the opportunity to update her on our campaignes to protect children’s services in our borough.
Watch Tangled in Leonard Cheshire Centre, Randall Close on Saturday, 16th April from 12-2pm. Popcorn provided, but bring and share lunch.
Our WoW Mum, Jeanette Wickham, is running Race For Life in Battersea Park on 18th May 2011. Please sponsor her and raise money for cancer research on: http://www.raceforlifesponsorme.org/jeanettewickham1606
Thank You.
Cllr Wendy Speck will join our W.O.W Parent Forum on Monday, 4th April 2011 from 1-3pm in KLS, to discuss the recent cuts and how they might affect our families.
One of our WoW Mums, Caroline Farrar, is swimming 1mile course at the Great London Swim on 2nd July 2011. Start at 12 from Royal Victoria Docks, East London. Please sponsor Caroline and help fundraise for Katherine Low Settlement Charity and WoW.
Women of Wandsworth are taking part in a ‘Tools For The Terrified’ course at the Goodlife Centre, Waterloo on Sunday, 20th March to find out the difference between an elbow joint and an adze.