Our monthly quiz tonight saw six residents and five Goodgymmers mingling in two teams to pit their wits against each other. Alas the music part was not to be, as the essential ingredient of a speaker hadn’t arrived. No problem, picture quiz to the ready. Famous and not so famous landmarks… Team “One out” did very well with 19 out of 20 points in that round. Then the Westbourne facts, the fairytale facts and car facts as well as a pot luck round had our brains working very hard! Team “The underdogs” came a close second with 50 points to “One out” with 54 points. Well done everyone!

today two goodgymers met to host a stall on poole quay. the new town mayor cycled around the 'lands bounds' and we were there to congratulate him and his team at the end. we set up a stall to promote goodgym, and despite the wind knocking a few leaflets over, we spoke to lots of people interested! we also spoke to some local charities so look out for future tasks! as the rain picked up we watched the local marching band perform, as the pirates were arrested by the mayor!

Eight members meet at the Care Home for the monthly quiz which they enjoy.This month Lea was the quiz master with the rest of us splitting up to make three teams.The first round was what is the name of groups of animals with one question being what is a group of Hedgehogs ans being Prickle. Then we had four general knowledge rounds of various topics.Out of 42 two teams got 27.5 but the winners got 30.5 so it was very close Until next time

On Sunday 4 goodgymmers, Emma, Harry, Loren and Sophie met up in Turlin moor for a morning litter pick. It was lovely to meet Loren who has recently moved to the local area, hope you felt welcomed! We bundled up and attempted to tackle the mounds of rubbish left at the boat yard, this was a difficult task, as cold weather had frozen lots of the rubbish making it difficult to collect. We all regrouped after for a lovely warm cup of tea, courtesy of the Parks foundation. Hope to see you all again soon!

Two GoodGymers Harry and Sophie, attended today’s session, helping Westbourne rotary’s Santa’s grotto. (Congratulations Harry for completing your tenth good deed!) We got dressed up in festive attire to greet the children of Boscombe who were all very excited to see Santa! This was a very fun session, meeting approximately 17 families, which was classed as a ‘Slow’ day! The rotary were very thankful for our support today!