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Barnardos Home-Based Early Learning - Wellington
A few tips:
Set up a Bedtime routine that is happy and calm.
Be consistent – follow the schedule you have set.
When it is time for sleep, leave the room.
If they get upset, say you will come back and check on them and do check back every ten … View moreBarnardos Home-Based Early Learning - Wellington
A few tips:
Set up a Bedtime routine that is happy and calm.
Be consistent – follow the schedule you have set.
When it is time for sleep, leave the room.
If they get upset, say you will come back and check on them and do check back every ten minutes.
Be boring and don’t engage, and here is a good tip, fold the washing if you stay in the room!
Best tip: start them when they are young, put them into their cot when they are sleepy but not asleep so they learn to self-settle.
See S.K.I.P. for more helpful information
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We are hosting a public drop-in session this weekend to discuss proposed plans to redevelop the Petone Library site. The proposal has a mixture of community space with appartments on top. We would love to hear your thoughts, drop it any time!
Saturday 10-12
Sunday 1-4
Movin'March got off to a great start at Lyall Bay School, with nearly 400 students turning up in fancy dress, decorated scooters, bikes, hoverboards, roller blades, even jet packs!
With competitions, spot prizes, and all sorts of fun, we're all looking forward to all of the wonderful … View moreMovin'March got off to a great start at Lyall Bay School, with nearly 400 students turning up in fancy dress, decorated scooters, bikes, hoverboards, roller blades, even jet packs!
With competitions, spot prizes, and all sorts of fun, we're all looking forward to all of the wonderful wheelin' that'll be happening throughout March and beyond ✨🚴
GABEZ is the silent comedy creation of dynamic Japanese performers Masa and Hitoshi. Influenced by iconic Japanese humourists The Drifters, and Charlie Chaplin’s silent comedy, Masa and Hitoshi deftly blend mime and slapstick with dexterous dance moves in this dynamic and energetic, physical … View moreGABEZ is the silent comedy creation of dynamic Japanese performers Masa and Hitoshi. Influenced by iconic Japanese humourists The Drifters, and Charlie Chaplin’s silent comedy, Masa and Hitoshi deftly blend mime and slapstick with dexterous dance moves in this dynamic and energetic, physical theatre show.
Capital E National Arts Festival Saturday 9th and 16th March. Buy three shows for the price of two!
Kiwi Halal Meats, 286 High Street, Lower Hutt. Phone:04-5869786
Weekly Special on all Free Range Meat
Fresh free range chicken Size 16 whole – $11 each
(Cut – 2 for $23)
… View moreKiwi Halal Meats, 286 High Street, Lower Hutt. Phone:04-5869786
Weekly Special on all Free Range Meat
Fresh free range chicken Size 16 whole – $11 each
(Cut – 2 for $23)
Fresh spring lamb shoulder - $13.50/kg
Fresh lean lamb mince $15/kg
Steak Beef mince from $11.50/kg
Boneless Curry beef 2 or more kg $12.50/kg
Premium beef with bones 2 or more kg - $10.99/kg
Fresh Goat Curry pieces $13.99/kg
Aged T-Bone Steaks - $19.99/kg
Aged Boneless Brisket - $11.99/kg
Aged Rump Steaks - $16.99/kg
Very cheap other premium steak cuts
We’ve been running replacement bus services on evenings and weekends while upgrades to the Hutt Valley rail line go ahead. To improve the services, we’re trialling something new – a train from Wellington to Melling with onward bus replacement services to Upper and Lower Hutt. Alicetown and … View moreWe’ve been running replacement bus services on evenings and weekends while upgrades to the Hutt Valley rail line go ahead. To improve the services, we’re trialling something new – a train from Wellington to Melling with onward bus replacement services to Upper and Lower Hutt. Alicetown and Petone residents please note, Ava station will not be serviced during the trials. To find your nearest alternative station, use the Journey Planner at www.metlink.org.nz...
The trials are 10 to 13 March and 31 March to 3 April. Let us know how it goes and whether you think it’s an improvement. For details and to provide feedback go to www.metlink.org.nz... or call 0800 801 700.
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Sobering new images of the bruises seatbelts can leave on the torso have illustrated the vital role …
Bickering snails, neurotic snakes and a cranky man chasing a bird: welcome to a swamp like no other!
Using shadow puppets made from bits of rubbish, Bunk Puppets creates a gurgling adventure about life in a swamp with a spell-binding 3D shadow puppet finale.
When: Saturday 9 March and … View moreBickering snails, neurotic snakes and a cranky man chasing a bird: welcome to a swamp like no other!
Using shadow puppets made from bits of rubbish, Bunk Puppets creates a gurgling adventure about life in a swamp with a spell-binding 3D shadow puppet finale.
When: Saturday 9 March and Saturday 16 March
Where: Hannah Playhouse
Ages: 7+
I have friends flying to Petone on 26 April and they need somewhere to land and leave the helicopter for 2 nights. Handy to the sea would be great as best not to fly over residential areas. does not need a lot of space but fenced area would be ideal. Thanks in advance. Might be a free helicopter… View moreI have friends flying to Petone on 26 April and they need somewhere to land and leave the helicopter for 2 nights. Handy to the sea would be great as best not to fly over residential areas. does not need a lot of space but fenced area would be ideal. Thanks in advance. Might be a free helicopter ride over the area for the owners
After a big earthquake, your first point of assistance is likely to be your neighbours. Once you've checked on everyone in your household-use your local Community Emergency Hub to coordinate help across your community by sharing information, skills and resources from within your community.
… View moreAfter a big earthquake, your first point of assistance is likely to be your neighbours. Once you've checked on everyone in your household-use your local Community Emergency Hub to coordinate help across your community by sharing information, skills and resources from within your community.
Find out more about the plan for your local Hub and how you can get involved.
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