Repaint, reclean, reborder, rejoice!

8 Goodgymers helped their local community in Nottingham
Rachel Levick
Nigel Rowden
Dayna Bethell
Khiltee Beeharry
Hollie Houston
Will Houston
Paulina
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Nottingham

Wednesday 3rd June

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GoodGym Nottingham returned to the Sherwood Community Centre this week to assist with various tasks. We LOVE coming to this place for our sessions as our host, Louise, always has some interesting and varied jobs for us (as well as our on-going painting project in the basement which we’ve been enjoying over the past few months).

On this occasion, Dayna, Hollie and Paulina took on the painting, continuing to paint over the old yellow colour in the toilet and corridor downstairs.

Khiltee, Leah and Rachel washed down the walls in the main hall with sugar water to prepare them to be repainted. The room is used for various activities including a children’s playgroup, and the walls have seen many-a sticky finger, painty brush and rogue felt tip pen over the years!

Meanwhile, Nigel and Will had the fun job of remounting some of the borders around the display boards in the hall. The existing paper borders had become too tempting for little fingers to pull off and so were looking a bit worse for wear. After measuring up and trimming bits of hessian, Nigel and Will enjoyed using the staple gun to secure this on the boards and make them look neat and tidy once again.

Before tidying up and taking a few groups photos, Khiltee and Will also helped Louise reattach the welcome sign in the foyer of the centre which had fallen down. The team also hung up a few lines of bunting in preparation for Sherwood Art Week (there will be more bunting-hanging at our next task on Friday 5 June – see details and sign up here).

Another great evening’s work in the bag, and a big welcome to first-timers Hollie, Paulina and Will. We hope to see you again soon!


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Sherwood Community Centre
Local charity running a community centre in Sherwood with an onsite cafe and a wide variety of activities and events.

Sherwood Community Centre is a place for everyone, from all walks of life and all parts of our local community. We offer a diverse range of groups and activities for all ages and we also hire rooms at affordable rates so you can bring your own group or party here! Our Centre is run by Sherwood Community Association CIO and is a charity organisation for the benefit of the local community in Sherwood, Nottingham. (Charity Number: 1158333)

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