Kingston upon Thames
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Tue 26th Aug at 6:30pm
Tue 19th Aug at 6:30pm
Kingston upon Thames Report written by Claire Dunne
Six GoodGymers - Sekar, Marie-Noelle, Marcus, Luke, Zoe and Sophie teamed up to help out at Canburry Community Garden to help Marylin one last time with some much needed vegetable beds watering, water fetching from the river, pruning of the tall bushes around the fencing area, clearing the fallen leaves from the outbuilding gutter and some weeding and clearing of the path for easy wheel-chair access. As we said goodbye to Marylin who is retiring, we got to know Susan who takes over as Lead Gardener.
Meanwhile over at the GoodGym flowerbed it was a watery work out for Tom, Louise and Saber who filled the large buckets with river water and transported them to the flowerbed by wheel barrow.
The flowers were given an extra good water followed by some super mulching to keep all the moisture in.
In between the watering and mulching Claire removed the litter and a few small weeds. Hopefully the rain will make an appearance soon to give the muscles a rest from watering.
Welcome to Sekar, Sophie and Zoe on their first task with Kingston GoodGym we hope to see you again soon.
Tue 19th Aug at 6:30pm
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Read moreSaturday 12th April
Sekar has done their first good deed with GoodGym.
Sekar is a now a fully fledged GoodGym runner. They've just run to do good for the first time. They are out there making amazing things happen and getting fit at the same time.
Saturday 12th April
Sekar earned their community cape by completing their first community mission.
Sekar completed a community mission. Instead of watching TV or lying in bed, Sekar was out there making their community a better place to be. For making that choice they have earned the community cape.
Sat 12th Apr at 10:00am
Kingston upon Thames Report written by Julie
We had a great turn out this Saturday and a lovely sunny day for our visit to the Forest School. Jacqui, Sekar, Amy and Yana were tasked with clearing out the weeds that have suddenly started to spring up with all the warm weather we’ve had. Meanwhile Alexis and Julie had the challenging job of removing the old tree stump that has been in the way of the allotment entrance causing a hazard for the children. The allotment looked much tidier when we were finished and we were rewarded with orange squash and biscuits, as well as the obligatory cuddles with the beautiful animals. It’s great to see the results of our work over the last few months here.
Sat 12th Apr at 10:00am