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Playgroups in NSW

Chelli View Member Profile	14/08/2010, 01:31 PM Post #1
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Please post in here if you attend a playgroup or know of a local playgroup in NSW

k_mac View Member Profile	23/08/2010, 07:40 PM Post #2
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Hi there! I'm happy to get the ball rolling in here I go to a fabulous playgroup here in Narrabri, NW NSW. It's held in the local Anglican church hall on Wednesday mornings and is always well attended, with a range of different aged children from babies to those about to go to school. We always have a craft activity each week, loads of toys, bikes, playdough etc, stories, fruit morning tea for the kids & usually a much yummier and perhaps not so healthy morning tea for us! It's a very relaxed feeling playgroup and both my boys and I love it each week! Not sure how many Narrabri mum's are on here, but feel free to PM me if you would like to know more!

justine89 View Member Profile	07/09/2010, 12:12 PM Post #3
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will be watching this thread.. been trying to find a playgroup in western sydney

WollongongGirl View Member Profile	07/09/2010, 12:16 PM Post #4
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You can find a play group here

womenindocs View Member Profile	08/09/2010, 07:01 PM Post #5
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mrsploppypants View Member Profile	14/12/2010, 07:30 PM Post #6
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wilma in campbelltown ssw sydney on mondays term times 10-12 women only-no dads as it is a women's health clinic. cost is $2 and bring fruit to share macarthur square good beginnings play group tues/weds/thurs 10-12 and a multi-cultural one on fridays too at same time and place. $3 and has trained facilitators working with chidren and mums

carolleigh View Member Profile	15/12/2010, 09:28 PM Post #7
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Anyone here know of a good, friendly playgroup in NW Sydney? So many seem to have reached full capacity already and I'm hoping to find some friends for my 3 year old in our new suburb!

Amy & Ben Amy & Ben View Member Profile	19/12/2010, 01:53 PM Post #8
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Hi All, I just did a google search. Does anyone know of a good playgroup in Kempsey or Cresent Head? We have just moved to the area & my 19mth old is really missing having kids to play with. I know most of the play groups are finished for the year, but if anyone in the area wants to get together after Christmas that would be great. Just send an email to princess_gould@hotmail.com.

robhat View Member Profile	25/01/2011, 12:26 PM Post #9
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I help run a play centre (same thing as playgroup, but we can't call it that because we're church run and not playgroup association). We're located in Eastwood/Marsfield and have mums from Ryde, Denistone and Denistone East, Eastwood and Marsfield... Even Epping or Ermington... That kind of area...

snuffles View Member Profile	08/02/2011, 03:59 PM Post #10
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Hi I'm the coordinator of a playgroup in the Penrith area, if anyone wants to check us out send me a PM and I'll give you the information. Thanks

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