Drop-in and learn new digital skills, including:
• Basic computer use• Basic phone and tablet use• Using e-mail• Using online forms• Scanning and uploading documents
Parents/Carers & Tots Stretch & Flexibility Course – Flex, Bond & Thrive!
A gentle, low-impact stretch and flexibility class designed for parents/carers with little ones aged 3 months to 18 months.This calming, restorative session uses simple bodyweight movements to improve mobility, posture and flexibility. All while keeping your child engaged and close by.
Enjoy a blend of guided stretching, light mobility flows and relaxation techniques to help you ease tension, rebuild confidence and reconnect with your body post-baby in a supportive, family-friendly environment.
Share quality time with your tot through interactive movements, playful stretches and bonding moments, and connect with other parents/carers who are on the same journey. Move entirely at your own pace. This class is all about comfort, connection and gentle progress.
Perfect for:
*Post-natal mums (ideally 3 months+), ready to return to gentle movement *Families wanting a fitness option that includes and involves their child *Anyone seeking to increase mobility, reduce stiffness and boost wellbeing in a relaxed group setting.<
Come and create a fun project each week at Luton Central Library's Code Club! Learning coding allows children to improve their maths, writing and problem-solving skills in fun and creative ways. Booking is required for this free session. Please contact our team for more information.
Drop-in and learn new digital skills, including:
• Basic computer use• Basic phone and tablet use• Using e-mail• Using online forms• Scanning and uploading documents• Creating a CV
Parents/Carers & Tots Stretch & Flexibility Course – Flex, Bond & Thrive!
A gentle, low-impact stretch and flexibility class designed for parents/carers with little ones aged 3 months to 18 months.This calming, restorative session uses simple bodyweight movements to improve mobility, posture and flexibility. All while keeping your child engaged and close by.
Enjoy a blend of guided stretching, light mobility flows and relaxation techniques to help you ease tension, rebuild confidence and reconnect with your body post-baby in a supportive, family-friendly environment.
Share quality time with your tot through interactive movements, playful stretches and bonding moments, and connect with other parents/carers who are on the same journey. Move entirely at your own pace. This class is all about comfort, connection and gentle progress.
Perfect for:
*Post-natal mums (ideally 3 months+), ready to return to gentle movement *Families wanting a fitness option that includes and involves their child *Anyone seeking to increase mobility, reduce stiffness and boost wellbeing in a relaxed group setting.<
Come and create a fun project each week at Luton Central Library's Code Club! Learning coding allows children to improve their maths, writing and problem-solving skills in fun and creative ways. Booking is required for this free session. Please contact our team for more information.
Drop-in and learn new digital skills, including:
• Basic computer use• Basic phone and tablet use• Using e-mail• Using online forms• Scanning and uploading documents• Creating a CV
Come and create a fun project each week at Luton Central Library's Code Club! Learning coding allows children to improve their maths, writing and problem-solving skills in fun and creative ways. Booking is required for this free session. Please contact our team for more information.
Drop-in and learn new digital skills, including:
• Basic computer use• Basic phone and tablet use• Using e-mail• Using online forms• Scanning and uploading documents• Creating a CV
Darrel Gregory will be talking about his book ‘Three Stripes, I’m Out’ – an account of his journey in the Royal Air Force.
Darrel spent 23 years in the Royal Air Force working closely with Chinook helicopters. He was part of the Falklands Task Force in 1982, supporting the legendary “Bravo November,” operation and later served on NATO operations in the former Yugoslavia. During the COVID lockdowns, he began writing down his memories, which became his first book in 2020.
There will be the opportunity to purchase a copy of the book and have it signed by the author.
This event takes place in the Conference Rooms, 3rd Floor, Central Library
