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Toddler crawling
St Mark's
MOTHERS & TODDLERS
Group

At the moment, this group does not exist, but we have a person very keen to get it going!

If you are interested in this, either to come along with your child, or to help with the organisation, please CLICK to tell us as soon as possible.

We will arrange for helpers to obtain a CRB check

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The Badminton Club meets in the Henley Community Hall every Tuesday evening from 7.30. New members of any age, novice or experienced, will receive a warm welcome.

The Indoor car Boot meets every Thursday from 12 noon. You may hire a table to sell your own goods, or just come along for a browse and a chat over a cuppa. All proceeds to the funds of St Mark's Church, including the upkeep of the Henley Community Hall.

Calling all mature ladies who want a bit of exercise amongst like-minded friendly people! Come along to one of Gloria's Dance Exercise classes in the Henley Community Hall. Monday or Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock

Young Lions, Lion Cubs and Lionhearts make up St Mark's Lions. They are the young people's part of St Mark's Church, discovering more about Christianity in interesting ways. Religion does not have to be boring!

We are very keen to introduce a Mothers & Toddlers Group to the Henley Community Hall. Please let us know soon if you are interested, either to come along with your child, or to help with the organisation.

The Youth Group meets every Wednesday evening for a good time!

The Boys' Brigade comprises three groups for lads from 7 to 18. Amongst the energetic activities on a Monday night, they learn important life skills which are tested on the frequent trips out, including camps and expedittions for the Duke of Edinburgh awards scheme.

The Brownies are especially for girls aged 7 to 10. As well as having an enjoyable time together, members develop valuable skills to help them as they grow up.

Guides follows on from Brownies in providing excellent experiences for girls from the age of 10 into their late teens, including developing life skills and becoming involved in helping the community. The activities are great fun!