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Tower Hamlets
📍8 Coburn Road E3
Whatever your knowledge level, it'll be fun

Sun 25th Oct at 6:30pm
Mon 19th Oct at 7:00pm
Tower Hamlets Report written by Nazifa
It was a busy evening at Oceans Youth Connections, with plenty of jobs to keep everyone occupied.
We had a bit of everything to get through, from sweeping, vacuuming and mopping the floors inside to leaf picking and weeding outside. With so much to do, we split ourselves into different areas, switching around whenever we fancied a change of task.
Everyone got stuck in, and with so many helping hands, we managed to get through plenty of work.
It was also lovely to see so many new faces joining us this evening, especially those attending their very first GoodGym session. Hopefully having such a big group made it an enjoyable first experience, and we’ll be seeing them again soon.
A busy but lovely evening, with plenty of teamwork and a great turnout. Thank you to everyone who came along and got involved!
Wed 21st Oct at 4:25pm
well done Nazifa for leading her 5th task as part of the Future Leaders Programme
Mon 19th Oct at 7:00pm
We're back to Limehouse for some more clearing and painting!
Read moreMon 5th Oct at 7:00pm
Tower Hamlets Report written by Nazifa
St Peter’s was looking really nice this evening, especially with the lights we put up during our last session now all lit up!
We split into two groups, with one group outside collecting up the leaves and clearing them away. Once we had gathered them all up, they were put into the compost, giving them a chance to eventually go back into the ground and give something back to the garden.
The other group definitely had a more hands-on job, getting stuck into taking things down, unscrewing bits, carrying boxes and helping to clear and reorganise the space inside the church. There was plenty to get involved with, and everyone was happy to get stuck in.
Lucinda was also busy giving one of the benches a fresh coat of paint, while a few cats made an appearance outside too!
With so many people coming along, it made for a really enjoyable evening with plenty of teamwork, good vibes and lots getting done.
Wed 7th Oct at 1:31pm
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Wed 7th Oct at 1:36pm
Nice report Nazifa
Thu 8th Oct at 2:53pm
Whoop whoop! I really enjoyed this task. Thanks for organising and writing up the report, Nazifa ☺️
Thu 8th Oct at 11:44pm
Lovely report! Fantastic job leading Nazifa ☺️
Mon 5th Oct at 7:00pm
Improve this popular Bethnal Green church
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Help this communtiy lifeline for Cranbrook residents
Read moreMon 21st Sep at 7:00pm
Tower Hamlets Report written by Nazifa
REPORT BY NAZIFA
St Matthew’s Gardens had certainly accumulated its fair share of leaves, so it was time for the GoodGym crew to get involved! 🍂
The task was mainly focused on clearing leaves from around the garden and churchyard, with a little bit of litter picking thrown in too. There were* A LOT* of leaves to tackle, but everyone got stuck in. We picked, swept, gathered and bagged them up, with plenty of bags being filled along the way
I made sure everyone had bags to collect the leaves in, and it was great seeing everyone working together to clear the paths and tidy up the area. There was definitely no shortage of leaves, but we managed to make a good dent in them!
It was also my first time leading a GoodGym session, so I was really happy with how everything went. As Emma would say, I can’t “be-leaf”it was my first one!
A big thank you to everyone who came along and helped out. It was a really good experience for my first time leading, and I think we all did a great job
Wed 23rd Sep at 11:41am
Well done on leading your first session Nazifa - really enjoyed reading about this 🙌 looking forward to seeing what you get up to next!
Wed 23rd Sep at 12:24pm
looks like a brilliant session! well done Nazifa and team!
Mon 21st Sep at 7:00pm
Improve this oasis between Bethnal Green and Whitechapel
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