17 Month Streak
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Block or report Juliet O'Brien
Brighton
📍William Clarke park BN2 3LJ
Help support a community festival that brings people together
Tue 4th Mar at 6:30pm
Tue 4th Mar at 6:30pm
Bespoke workshop to help old people exercising
Read moreSat 26th Apr at 10:00am
Help support a community festival that brings people together
Read moreTue 18th Feb at 6:15pm
Brighton Report written by Rosie Baker
On a chilly February evening eight GoodGymmers gathered at one of our frequent mission venues - The Brighton Community Kitchen. Four of us jogged from our meeting place at the Old Steine, whilst others met us there - all of us ready for some cleaning and tidying action!
As usual our host Jo had prepped and assigned us with our tasks including deep cleaning the ovens, washing down the chairs, walls and skirting boards - and of course the popular task of organising the cupboards and cooking equipment!
With a nostalgic 00s pop soundtrack to keep us motivated, we smashed through our jobs and the kitchen was looking fresh and clean ready for a busy half-term week of cooking classes for kids.
WHAT's ON NEXT at GoodGym Brighton?
Plenty to amuse you to join us soon.
EVERYBODY is welcome!
Tue 18th Feb at 6:15pm
Give the organisation more time to plan activities for vulnerable members of the community
Read moreTue 4th Feb at 6:15pm
Brighton Report written by STEFANIA ROSSO (she/her)
At our arrival at Cardinal Newman School yesterday, Brighton GoodGymers were welcomed by the lovely duty manager Pedro and a giant infographic tower showing 5 ways to wellbeing. The 5 ways to wellbeing are a set of actions that can help students to improve mental health and wellbeing:
Give me a Five, GoodGymers! We clicked all the boxes at our GoodGym group community mission yesterday evening!
After any GoodGym session, I always feel better, don’t you?
The Cardinal Newman School offers a variety of extracurricular activities, including sports, STEM clubs, and trips. Last time here, it was for the Running Out of Time – Save the Planet relay. I am amazed by all what is going on here, thanks to the great and responsible enthusiasm of the school staff and the wiliness of the young people to feel and make a difference!
For this week dedicated to children's menthal health, GoodGym Brighton is proud to keep helping this school path in encouraging children and young people to embrace self-awareness and explore what it means for them. 'Know Yourself, Grow Yourself'
WHAT's ON NEXT at GoodGym Brighton?
Plenty to amuse you to join us soon.
EVERYBODY is welcome!
Tue 4th Feb at 6:15pm
Help to keep clean a big school and to make its environment inviting for pupils and staff
Read moreTue 21st Jan at 6:15pm
Brighton Report written by Rosie Baker
Last night 13 GoodGymmers made their way to the Brighton Community Workshop and Tool Library, to help them with some cleaning and sorting as they prepare for some renovations and improvements.
We also welcomed Sarah and Annie at their first GoodGym session in Brighton!
Some of us were on shelf duty – offloading and clearing the units before putting everything back neat and tidy, while the rest of us were on wood-sorting duty – reorganising hundreds of pieces of board, timber and off-cuts to make them more accessible for those using the workshop.
Many hands make light work, and within just half an hour we’d made a huge difference to the space and our hosts were so grateful. When our work was done, a few of us headed over the road for our monthly social, and our return to the infamous Pub Quiz at The Kemp. After an epic music round and a lucky guess about the number of whiskers on a cat (it's 24...) we came 5th and won a whole TEN POUNDS to put into the social kitty 😊
In honor of our winnings, we asked ChatGPT to write us a poem…enjoy!
A group of runners, swift and bright, Laced up their shoes and took to flight. But on this day, they faced a test, Not of speed, but of wit’s best.
With knowledge wide, and minds astute, They gathered round, ready to loot The answers that would win the prize, With focus sharp and gleaming eyes.
Questions flew, a tricky race, But these keen minds kept up the pace. From history’s depths to science’s core, They answered all and then asked for more.
At last, the scores were tallied high, A cheer rang out, a joyful cry. They’d conquered both the mind and mile, Their victory earned with clever style.
So here’s to the runners, fast and wise, Who crossed the line with quiz-winner’s prize. They proved that brains and speed unite, For every challenge, they take flight.
Here is WHAT's ON NEXT at GoodGym Brighton!
Plenty to amuse you to join us soon for the GoodGym January Challenge!
Tue 21st Jan at 6:15pm
Sorting and cleaning DIY tools for a community workshop project
Read moreTue 7th Jan at 6:15pm
Brighton Report written by Jane Dallaway
GoodGym Brighton is gamed for the GoodGym January Challenge!
On a cold Tuesday evening just after new year 10 brave Goodgymers ran from the Queen Victoria statue to the top of the level, where we were met with a mountain of Xmas trees at one of the many local collection points
We split into 3 teams and each took an area around Lewes Road and Elm Grove. The mission? Collect Xmas trees that may be found left outside houses and on street corners and bring them down to the collection point.
After 30 mins we met back at the level, having collected trees and a very nice bed sheet which will be put to good use!
Only one team could win, and that was the fab 4 who covered Lewes Road.
The residents of Hanover can sleep better in their beds knowing their Xmas trees are safely collected and awaiting recycling.
Report written by Frannie
Task led by Task Force Frannie with a little help from Jane
Well done all, GoodGym-ers - WHAT's ON NEXT at GoodGym Brighton? Plenty to amuse you to join us soon!
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