Sentence examples for playgroups from inspiring English sources
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Using Ning's tools a mother, say, can start a social network with other mums to schedule playgroups for the kids by inviting the other mums, while making the whole thing private for security against stalkers.
He writes of missionary children who prefer the playgroups of traditional societies that bring together children of different ages to the solitary fixation on video games that are common back home.
Children can get their free early education at nursery schools, nurseries, children's centres, some playgroups and pre-school childminders.
The founding fathers set up the group because most playgroups were run by mothers for mothers.
Fathers' playgroups: Tips for success * Keep the group relaxed and with few formalities – the dads are the group.
A report in 2001 by the Countryside Agency, "The Pub is the Hub", recounted encouraging stories from near and far: of the Beauchamp Arms in Gloucestershire which now hosts a playgroup; of the Miners Arms in Derbyshire which offers computer training classes in a room upstairs; of the White Hart Inn in Suffolk, which takes in dry-cleaning and prescriptions.
Those of us who got hold of games early are now in an advanced playgroup and are hungry.
She and Noël adored high-minded gossip; though when he was made a life peer, with mock scorn she referred to the House of Lords as "Noël's playgroup".
It's Friday morning at Dads and Littl'uns, the bi-weekly playgroup in Wimbledon, set up and run by dads.
Konnie Huq, 36, TV presenter "My first Valentine was Ben, who lived opposite our playgroup in a big house with a wrought-iron gate.
