Live@TheLibrary: The Badger List
Oldham Library & Lifelong Learning Centre Greaves Street, Oldham, United KingdomPart of our Live@Open, this new play comes from acclaimed new writer Megan Hickie.
Part of our Live@Open, this new play comes from acclaimed new writer Megan Hickie.
Understanding technology and your business for non-techies!
Join our relaxed and informal book club to discuss your reads, discover new authors and explore new books. We read the same title from a variety of genres picked by library staff and meet once a month to discuss it. It’s a great way to meet new people and socialise and discover books you never […]
Weaning groups are available to gain an understanding of how to introduce your baby to solid foods, also referred to as weaning or complementary feeding, weaning starts when your baby is around 6 months old. Your baby should be introduced to a varied diet, alongside their usual breast milk or first infant formula. It can […]
See a Health Visitor to discuss your child’s development and answer any of your questions or concerns. Bookings only, please contact the centre for details.
Meet 10.30am at the Wholesome café, basement level, Failsworth Town Hall, M35 0FJ. Circular Walk – approximately 1hr, leisurely pace, flat but with one set of steps. We get together for a brew afterwards. Contact : Ann Bates, Moston Brook Project Officer, t. 07801 204 804, email: ann.bates@oldham.gov.uk
Half Moon Presents 'Last Unicorn Airways' a Blanket Fort Club production for ages 4+.
Half Moon Presents 'Last Unicorn Airways' a Blanket Fort Club production for ages 4+.
Development clinics are offered at the family hubs to assess the development of children between the ages of 9-12 months and 24-30 months old by practitioners from the Health Visiting service. This is to support parents in knowing their child’s development is on track. A variety of health topics are discussed at this appointment as […]
Clinic days are for children who are currently known to the Children’s Speech and Language Therapy service. The Speech and Language Therapists working in Oldham Family Hubs assess children’s speech, language and communication needs. They provide advice and strategies for families and settings to develop their children’s speech, language and communication skills. Individual and group […]
See a Health Visitor to discuss your child’s development and answer any of your questions or concerns. Bookings only, please contact the centre for details.
Development clinics check the progress of children aged 9-12 months and 24-30 months. Health Visitors conduct assessments to help parents ensure their children are developing well. Many things can be discussed, including diet, sleep, oral health, toileting, parenting, immunizations, and social, emotional, and physical development. Bookings only, please contact the centre for details.
