18th September 2025 • The HERALD • Page 55 v INDEPENDENT, LOCAL AND PROUD v Services offered: Private Tuition Home-Schooling Alternative Provision Exam Entry Coaching and Mentoring Phone: 07751 083447 Email: office@stgeorgeseducation.com Website: www.stgeorgeseducation,com KIDS ZONE LITTLE MOVERS WELCOME AT SHINE STUDIOS! Do you have a child who loves to move, wiggle, and groove? en Shine Studios has the perfect Saturday activity for you! Shine Studios, one of the area’s most vibrant and welcoming dance schools, invites young dancers to join their classes in Ballet, Street Jazz, and Acro - all specially designed for children aged 2.5 to 8 years old. Held every Saturday, these fun and engaging sessions help little ones build con dence, coordination, and creativity in a safe, nurturing environment. With a focus on imagination, musicality, and movement, Shine’s classes are a joyful introduction to the world of dance. “Our preschool dancers absolutely light up the studio,” says the Principal of Shine Studios. “These classes are all about building a love for movement, while encouraging confidence, listening skills, and lots of smiles along the way.” From twirling like ballerinas and bouncing to beats in Street Jazz, to learning safe tumbling tricks in Acro — each class is tailored to suit the energy and attention span of younger children. No previous experience is needed, just a willingness to have fun! Shine Studios is proud to o er high-quality dance education in a supportive and inclusive space where every child is encouraged to shine in their own unique way. Free trial sessions available – go along and try a Saturday class! To book your child’s place or learn more, contact Shine Studios directly or visit: www.shinestudios. co.uk We’ve just been awarded funding by the police and crime commissioner to make our community even better for young people – and we couldn’t be more excited! anks to this amazing support, our youth team will be hitting the streets for 50 extra detached youth work sessions. at means we’ll be out and about in the places you actually hang out – parks, open spaces, and drop-in spots – ready to chat, listen, and make things happen. We’re teaming up with local legends like The Store in Black eld and the crew at Gang Warily Recreation Centre to create safe, friendly hang-out spaces and connect young people with activities, advice, and support. is is all about young people – giving you more places to go, more people to talk to, and more chances to shape what happens in our community. Let’s make Fawley Parish an even better place to live, play, and grow. See you out there! Big News for Fawley’s Young People! from Fawley Parish Council Hythe Indoor Market As well as the very popular Hythe Market held on the High Street, you will also nd an Indoor Market every Tuesday in St John’s Church Hall from 9am to 2pm. e indoor market has been running for over 30 years, o ering a wide variety of stalls from local cra ers and sellers. e regular stalls include handmade gi s for babies and children, jewellery, homemade cakes, preserves and jams, greetings cards, wooden fairy doors and trinket boxes, wind chimes and more! You can also take a break from the shopping whilst you are there and enjoy a hot drink and a bacon bap or slice of cake from the café run by volunteers from St John’s Church. Next time you are in Hythe on market day pop along and take a look! Johnny Remember Me New Forest/Waterside U3A members meetings are held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month, at St Andrews Hall in Dibden Purlieu, starting at 2pm. Meetings nish at around 3.30pm, but everyone is invited to stay for tea and biscuits if they wish. ey regularly welcome between 90 and 100 people to their meetings. On 7th October Brian Sutton, will give a talk entitled “Johnny Remember Me”, recalling the birth of British Pop Music - they have been promised a foot tapper presentation! Special interest groups meet regularly, including skittles, embroidery, history, and gardening. ere are lunch dates, which are o en fully booked on the day they’re announced. ere is also a group that meets to play boules on alternate ursday a ernoons, at the Old Mill, Hardley, a delightful venue, with a very pretty garden. e enthusiasts have continued to play pétanque throughout August; some of them even profess to understand the rules… e table tennis group, which plays fortnightly at Gang Warily, is actively seeking more players, and has resumed activity following a summer break. Anyone who is interested in joining this friendly U3A group is welcome to go along to a meeting, or to contact the secretary if they’d like to chat rst. Please email: u3a. nfwsecretary@outlook.com Hythe Craft Cinema Fully Woolly and Hythe and Dibden Parish Council host a monthly cra cinema on the 1st Tuesday of the month at Hythe and Dibden Parish Hall. Enjoy relaxed movie nights in a creative space, where you can take along your current cra project to work on during the lm. ere is no pressure to cra ; you can just go along for the lm too! e next showing is Hunt for the Wilderpeople on Tuesday 7th October, doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start. Tickets are £6pp and available in advance from Fully Woolly, just o the High Street behind Number 15 Café, or on the door on the night. Art in Lymington Lymington Arts Group hold meetings in the McLellan Hall at Lymington Community Centre, New Street, Lymington SO41 9BQ, on the second Friday afternoon of each month (except February and August). Meetings start at 2.30pm and normally last two hours. eir next meeting will be on Friday 10th October for a demonstration by Harriet Riddell – Textiles and embroidery art. Visitors are very welcome and pay £3.50.
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