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Thursday Activities

The courses page grew too long to be able to comfortably read it so the content has been divided up into individual days.

There is also a separate page for Woodbridge based activities.

A set of green ##### is a link to the expansion of a multiple presenter course. Click on them to see the extra information.

Use the links just below to jump directly to a day's program.


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Kingston


Start DateSessionsTimeLocationCourse TitlePresenter

01-Aug

8

09:30 - 11:00

A4

Advanced Cryptic Crosswords

Catharine Lewis

Long-term cryptic crossword fiend, Cathie Lewis, will lead the group in solving cryptic clues in a collaborative group. She is happy to give crosswords for ‘homework’ and for the group to work through the solutions the following week. Bring a pen/pencil and paper.

01-Aug

8

09:30 - 10:30

A3

Balance Your Bones (Thursday)

Maureen Robinson

This exercise class is for the pre-lycra generation. You will need comfortable, loose clothing. Bring a water bottle. The class will be based around an exercise DVD produced by an experienced and qualified instructor from the Wollongong U3A.

01-Aug

8

10:00 - 11:15

C Block

Floral Art

Helen Lindsay

Come and share the delight in displaying your flowers in a variety of decorative arrangements suitable for many occasions. Learn the importance of size, colour, and form. Explore the beauty of using bark, seed pods, succulents and any botanical material to enhance your arrangements.

01-Aug

8

10:00 - 11:00

A1

Understanding Palliative Care

Stephanie Miekle

Who and what helps when caring for a loved one. The course will cover who to turn to, the role of volunteers, looking after yourself when caring for loved ones, spirituality and more

01-Aug

8

10:00 - 11:15

A2

Latin (continuing)

Margaret Jacobs

This is a course of study that this group has been following for the last three years so it is not suitable for beginners, but if you wish to revise or continue learning and would like to join us please contact the tutor first. Margaret on seaglint7@gmail.com

16-May

8

11:00 - 12:00

A3

Fit For Life

Jeanette Ritter

Total body workout includes balance, weights and resistance training. Please wear comfortable shoes and clothing.

01-Aug

8

11:30 - 12:30

A1

Calligraphy

Christine Farmer

We will work with a broad pen and ink on Italic, the script which was developed for speed and simplicity during the renaissance, and is still the most popular and versatile script in C21. We will also work on small projects suitable for beginners and continuers. Cost of basic materials will be about $30.

01-Aug

8

11:30 - 12:30

D Block

Simple Tai Chi & Qi Gong (Thursday)

Carol Bessell

This class focuses on the ancient philosophy behind Tai Chi and Qi Gong. Deep but relaxed breathing compliments the gentle flowing moves of Tai Chi and the shorter Qi Gong routines, along with some information regarding the benefits from regular practice of this Medication in motion” as Harvard Health describes Tai Chi in a published article.

01-Aug

4

13:00 - 14:00

A1

India And China

Peter Jones

A lot is happening in our two big neighbours, India (where elections were held), and China (which faces internal while challenging the US and its allies in the Western Pacific).

01-Aug

8

13:00 - 15:00

A3

Bridge Club

Self Managed

Bridge players can come along and play a game and get assistance from each other. Newcomers with Bridge-playing experience are welcome.

01-Aug

8

13:30 - 14:30

A2

Poetry for Pleasure

Self Managed

When you think poetry which poets come to mind? Perhaps W.H.Auden, Pam Ayers, William Blake, T. S. Elliot, Ogden Nash, Pablo Neruda, Banjo Paterson, Shakespeare or any of thousands of poets over the centuries. You may write poetry yourself. The poetry group is for those who enjoy poetry in its many and varied forms, from the serious to the comic. Each week we share poems on a pre-set topic.

01-Aug

8

15:00 - 16:00

A2

Taoist Philosophy

Irene McFarlane

Explore the I Ching and Chiang Tzu interpretations and applications for our times. Bring your translations, questions and dilemmas to hash through.

 

Woodbridge


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