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BLYTHBURGH, BRUNDISH, CAMPSEA ASHE, DARSHAM, EASTON, EYE, FRAMLINGHAM, HALESWORTH, HASKETON, HOXNE, HUNTINGFIELD, KESGRAVE, LEISTON, PARHAM, PETTISTREE, RENDLESHAM, REYDON, SAXMUNDHAM, STRADBROKE, THEBERTON, WILBY, WOODBRIDGE, YOXFORD. CLASSES 2019 -2020 WWW.COASTALLEISURELEARNING.CO.UK
01728 833171 www.coastalleisurelearning.co.uk
DAYTIME
AND EVENING COURSES
2019 - 2020
Welcome to the Coastal Leisure Learning prospectus for leisure classes for adults in the North and
East of Suffolk. Yet again this year sees more classes on offer than before with a new set of classes
introduced in Kesgrave, and we’re delighted to be one of the first users of the new Darsham
village hall. This continues to expand the number and location of venues for classes and walking
bird and nature tours. We hope you’ll find something near you.
As ever, we’ve tried to offer courses to provide you with skills, interests and hobbies
or to help you lead a healthy and active lifestyle.
Our community interest company is still unfunded and is simply supported by you.
We do hope that you choose to join one of our classes and wish you a very successful year.
Sian Hart Pauline White
Coastal Leisure Learning. A Community Interest Company
“A means for active citizenship, and better health and wellbeing at different stages of adults’ lives.”
@CoastalLL @coastalleisurelearning @coastalleisurelearning01728 833171 www.coastalleisurelearning.co.uk
HOW TO ENROL
As we operate a “first come, first served” policy, the best way to book is with the online booking via our website :-
www.coastalleisurelearning.co.uk or you can call 01728 833171 to book over the phone.
Payment is required at time of booking. If, when you apply, the course is already full you will be offered an option
to book onto a waiting list and if circumstances change you will be contacted automatically via email. Alterna-
tively, you will find an enrolment form in this prospectus. Please complete one for each person entered, more
attendees and/or classes can be attached to the form on plain paper. Please send with either your cheque or a
note of BACS payment having been made, to reach the office as soon as possible for best availability of a place on
the course of your choice.
Your cheque should be made payable to Coastal Leisure Learning C.I.C..
BACS payments to: Sort code 40-40-20. Account No. 6136 3123
(Please use the three digit course code followed by your surname as reference.)
Coastal Leisure Learning CI.C. Leiston Enterprise Centre,
Eastlands Industrial Estate, Leiston. Suffolk. IP16 4US
FEES AND CONCESSIONS
Payment is required at time of booking. Ongoing course fees are due before the start of each term.
Prices, quoted with each class details, represent the fees for one term only and if three
are shown they refer to:- full fee first; people over 60 second (less 5% ); and lastly concessionary fee (less 30%)
for any person to whom the following applies: in receipt of JSA/ESA(WRAG) /Universal Credit /Housing Benefit /
Income Support /Pension Guarantee Credit.
N.B. Single persons Council Tax Benefit, Child Tax credit and Disability Living Allowance are not eligible
for concessionary fees. Please note we will need to verify your concession.
The fees for workshops are fixed with no concessions.
NO REFUNDS OR WEEKS IN LIEU
As our courses are solely dependant on fees to fund our costs, the Centre operates a policy of non return of fees.
however fees paid for classes which do not attract sufficient enrolments will be refunded: in full for those which
do not start: and pro rata for those that cannot continue.
YOUR PRIVACY MATTERS TO US
We only use your name, address, telephone number or email address that you have provided to us
for the purpose of booking to attend our classes. We use those details only to give you information relating
to the class(es) you have booked or enquired about and do not reveal those details to anyone.
Your details are recorded on our scheduling software and used for our payment system and will be
retained for a minimum of six years for our company’s legal commitments. We do not use any of your
details for email marketing. We are happy to remove your personal data on request.
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TERM DATES 2018 - 2019
AUTUMN TERM SPRING TERM SUMMER TERM
Starts week beginning Starts week beginning Starts week beginning
September 23rd 2019 January 13th 2020 April 20th 2020
Half term week begins Half term week begins Half term week begins
October 21st 2019 February 17th 2020 May 25th 2020
Ends week beginning Ends week beginning Ends week beginning
December 2nd 2019 March 23rd 2020 June 29th 2020
N.B. Dates for some classes may vary — particularly those affected by Bank Holidays.
Please check individual classes for any variation.
BLYTHBURGH VILLAGE HALL. IP19 9LQ
DRESSMAKING AND SEWING FOR THE HOME CODE: 401 Thur 09.30-12.30
Tutor: Annabelle Reynolds
Dressmaking and sewing for the home – Wanted to make a garment, bag, blinds or cushions but don’t know
where to begin or lack confidence? Well here is the answer. Using your own machine, you will be guided
every step of the way and instructed in all the techniques you require.
Suitable for beginners and those with some skills.
A requirements list will be sent to new participants in advance of the class.
6 sessions, 3 terms, £99.00 per term, no concessions.
Alternate weeks, Autumn term:- Sept 19th, Oct 3rd & 17th, Nov 7th & 21st, Dec 5th 2019
BRUNDISH VILLAGE HALL, IP13 8AZ
FRENCH FOR IMPROVERS either CODE: 201 Tue 10.00 - 12.00
or CODE: 202 Tue 13.30 - 15.30
Tutor: Colin Harbin
This course is aimed primarily at existing members of our Improvers class and at those students who
completed Beginners French last year. It may also suit new students with some knowledge of basic French
that may have grown rusty through lack of opportunity for use.
The course proceeds at a gentle pace, with constant practice and revision, and its aim is to stimulate interest
in further study of the language and literature.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
REDISCOVER YOUR FRENCH CODE: 301 Wed 10.00-12.00
Tutor: Colin Harbin
This course at intermediate level is aimed primarily at existing students in our Rediscover Your French class,
but there may also be a couple of places available for new students who are comfortable with the basics
of the French language, the use of verbs in all tenses and in the present subjunctive, use of pronouns, the
behaviour of adjectives and adverbs, and sentence building. We shall be looking at some aspects of French
literature and French history, and the course’s aim is to prepare students for conversational French.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
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CAMPSEA ASHE STATION HOUSE, IP13 0PT
GETTING UP TO SPEED WITH MICROSOFT OFFICE CODE: 105 Mon 9.30 - 11.30
Tutor: Jenny Labett
Returning to work? Want to brush up your IT skills? Join us for a series of 10 classes which cover the basics-
and more – of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. Each session will be packed with tips and tricks to help
you become more proficient and build your confidence. No experience of Microsoft Office is necessary, but
the ability to use a mouse and keyboard is essential. Course notes are provided. (Please note this course is not
for MAC users.)
10 sessions. Fee £110.00 no concessions
STATION HOUSE STRUMMERS GUITAR GROUP CODE: 402 Thurs 13.30 - 15.00
Tutor: Zoe-Anne Wadey
Now in its second year, this popular group has based its repertoire on the favourite songs of its members. So
far, we have learnt to play open first position chords, power chords and tunes and riffs using tablature.
This term will include: tackling bar chords; finger-picking and strumming to accompany singing; riffs and
solos; reading tablature and standard notation; Christmas repertoire. Last year we performed our Christmas
repertoire at the Huntingfield performers night and hope to do the same. There may also be an opportunity
to do some carol singing at Christmas in the Station Café at the end of term.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £.82.50, 60+ £78.45, benefit £57.75, per term
STATION HOUSE STRUMMERS UKULELE GROUP CODE: 403 Thurs 15.30-17.00
Tutor: Zoe-Anne Wadey
Now in its second term, the group has learnt some chords and can read simple ukulele tablature. However,
each term is treated as a new learning experience. This term will include: strumming patterns; finger-pick-
ing; accompanying singing; riffs; reading tablature; Christmas repertoire.
There will be an opportunity to do some carol singing at Christmas in the Station Café at the end of term.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £.82.50, 60+ £78.45, benefit £57.75, per term
BEGINNERS CROCHET – Make a Blanket CODE: 501 Fri 10.00-12.00
Tutor: Kristina England
During this 10 week class taught by Kristina, an experienced crochet teacher, you will start from the absolute
basics of learning how to hold a crochet hook to more complex decorative stitches in later weeks. You will
learn a new stitch each week. You will learn how to count your rows, read a pattern, cast on, change colour,
create your own stitch and how to finish off, weave in your ends and block. Please note: whilst you learn the
stitch in class you will need to complete the subsequent rows in your own time between classes in order to be
able to move on to the next stitch. This will require up to 3 hours of crochet time. Required and suggested
materials will be discussed in the first class but should cost you around £20.
10 sessions, Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00
If there is a course you would like to see on offer,
or if you are a tutor and would like too work with us, please do get in touch.
DARSHAM NEW VILLAGE HALL, DARSHAM IP17 3QJ
CHI KUNG (intermediate Level) CODE: 302 Wed 10.00-11.30
Tutor: Sue Pine
This Chi Kung class assumes a good knowledge of the basics and is intended for returning students who
already have considerable experience and now wish to develop their skills further.
This class is not suitable for beginners.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £.82.50, 60+ £78.45, benefit £57.75, per term
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DARSHAM NEW VILLAGE HALL, DARSHAM IP17 3QJ
DANCING FOR FUN CODE: 404 Thurs 09.15-10.15
Tutor: Chloe Kinrade
An opportunity to try out a variety of dance styles that are great fun, easy to learn and will help to build your
fitness and tone your body too. This class is perfect for all ages and abilities. Why not come along and learn
an enjoyable dance routine whether it is Modern, Jazz, Musical Theatre or Contemporary to some of your
favourite songs. During the class, we will also work on technique and posture but most importantly letting
go and having fun! Please wear comfortable clothing with indoor trainers or jazz shoes and bring a bottle of
water with you to the class.
9 sessions Autumn term starting Oct 3rd Full fee £49.50+ £.47.00, benefit £34.65, per term
BALLET FOR ADULTS CODE: 405 Thurs 10.30 - 11.30
Tutor: Chloe Kinrade
This class is great for people who have done Ballet before or for those who have always wanted to, it’s never
too late to start! Ballet will improve your flexibility, co-ordination, muscle strength and tone. In particular, it
strengthens the core muscles, improves posture and it most certainly challenges the brain whilst letting go of
yourself through the music.
9 sessions Autumn term starting Oct 3rd Full fee £49.50+ £.47.00, benefit £34.65, per term
EASTON & LETHERINGHAM VILLAGE HALL, EASTON IP13 0EF
LIFE DRAWING CODE:406 Thur 10.30-12.30
Tutor: Jenny Windle
Starting with techniques to learn structure, form, proportion, and gesture, we’ll draw with a variety of
materials during the course – pastels, pen, ink, charcoal, markers – to create lively figures. Model will be
provided in portrait, short and long poses. Please bring pencils/paper, drawing board if possible to the first
session. This small class is ideal for beginners, improvers welcome.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Fee £148.40 per term (includes model fee). no concessions
EYE. HARTISMERE HIGH SCHOOL. IP23 7BL
STAINED GLASS CODE:303 Wed 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Teri Lockton
Students will learn to cut glass to a pattern (or “cartoon”), lead up the glass into a stained glass panel, solder
all of the joins and waterproof the panel by using leaded light cement. We will also learn how to design for
stained glass and students can then embark on their own projects. Those who wish can also learn the copper
foil technique, invented by Louis Tiffany and now familiar to us in “Tiffany” lamps and lightcatchers. There will
be many books available to inform and inspire you. Tools will be available for students’ use at the beginning
of the course and then, for those of you who wish to carry on the skills learnt, a list of tools to purchase and
suggested suppliers will be available. I look forward to welcoming you to the class!
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
FRENCH CONVERSATION CODE:304 Wed 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Catherine Godet
This course, delivered by a native speaker, is aimed at previous learners of French who are looking for op-
portunities to have fun whilst expanding the depth and breadth of their knowledge. It is expected that the
students on this course will have a good level of fluency in the language which will enable them to discuss a
range of topics with others. The course will draw on topical issues, literature, history, popular culture as well
as learners’ interests and preferences to revise key grammatical structures, expand vocabulary and improve
confidence in speaking, reading and writing in the target language.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
Pre enrolment is required for all classes8 01728 833171 www.coastalleisurelearning.co.uk
EYE. HARTISMERE HIGH SCHOOL. IP23 7BL
SPANISH CONVERSATION CODE:305 Wed 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Gemma Sal Martin
These relaxed classes are aimed at those who have an understanding of basic Spanish and want to improve
their grammar, vocabulary and conversational skills. Refresh and improve in an enjoyable environment!
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
FELTED HAT MAKING CODE:306 Wed 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Rachel Glover
Have fun letting your imagination go while learning something new. Plan and create a felt hat to your own
unique design. From making the felt, shaping and finishing then embellish and adorn. No experience nec-
essary and materials will be provided.
4 weeks – 25 Sept to 16 Oct Full fee £50.00, 60+ £47.80, benefit £36.80
BEGINNERS CROCHET CODE:307 Wed 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Rachel Glover
Work week by week building your skills and confidence in a supportive friendly group. Taking you through
the basic stitches, understanding and following patters and introducing further techniques. Please bring a
No. 5 crochet hook.
There will be yarn available but please feel free to bring your own. No experience necessary.
6 weeks – 30 Oct to 4 Dec Full fee £70.00, 60+ £66.70, benefit £50.20,
FRAMLINGHAM. ST MICHAEL’S ROOMS. IP13 9BJ
MIXED ABILITY BALLET either CODE: 101 Mon 09.15-10.15
or CODE: 103 Mon 11.45-12.45
Tutor: Chloe Kinrade
These classes are great for people who have done Ballet before or for those who have always wanted to, it’s
never too late to start! Ballet will improve your flexibility, co-ordination, muscle strength and tone. In particu-
lar, it strengthens the core muscles, improves posture and it most certainly challenges the brain whilst letting
go of yourself through the music!
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £55.00, 60+ £52.30, benefit £38.50., per term
Autumn term starts September 16th, no class September 23rd
TAP DANCING - INTERMEDIATE PLUS CODE:102 Mon 10.30-11.30
Tutor: Chloe Kinrade
For those more able tappers, this class is great to brush up on all of the steps and vocabulary you have pre-
viously learnt. It is challenging but a fantastic class to learn new rhythmic combinations and to get your feet
moving!
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £55.00, 60+ £52.30, benefit £38.50., per term
Autumn term starts September 16th, no class September 23rd
BEGINNERS TAP DANCING – YEAR 2 CODE:104 Mon 13.00-14.00
Tutor: Chloe Kinrade
You don’t have to be Fred Astaire to tap dance! This course is for those who have done a little bit of tap danc-
ing before, even if it is a while since those tap shoes have come out. You will learn different rhythms, sounds
and beats – but with your feet! Come along and join the fun!
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £55.00, 60+ £52.30, benefit £38.50., per term
Autumn term starts September 16th, no class September 23rd
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FRAMLINGHAM. FAYAP CENTRE, HIGH SCHOOL SITE. IP13 9HE
SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS CODE: 106 Mon 9.30-11.30
Tutor: Patricia Levett-Scrivener
Do you want to learn a new language?
Come and join us at this new venue. Using fast paced, modern learning methods we will work on basic
grammar, listening, daily situations and speaking. We will also cover conversations to get by on your holidays.
A course book will be used – details of the book and where you can purchase it will be available from Patricia
at the first lesson.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
FRAMLINGHAM. THOMAS MILLS HIGH SCHOOL . IP13 9HE
HANDBUILT CERAMICS - CLAY CODE: 107 Mon 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Emma-Jayne Robertson
This ongoing class is currently full, but if interested please do add your name to the wait list.
Alternative class available at Hasketon.
SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS – Term 2 CODE: 108 Mon 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Patricia Levett-Scrivener
Would you like to refresh your Spanish?
Using fast paced, modern learning methods we will work on basic grammar, listening, daily situations and
speaking.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
BEGINNERS CROCHET – Make a Blanket CODE: 109 Mon 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Kristina England
During this 10 week class taught by Kristina, an experienced crochet teacher, you will start from the absolute
basics of learning how to hold a crochet hook to more complex decorative stitches in later weeks. You will
learn a new stitch each week. You will learn how to count your rows, read a pattern, cast on, change colour,
create your own stitch and how to finish off, weave in your ends and block. Please note: whilst you learn the
stitch in class you will need to complete the subsequent rows in your own time between classes in order to be
able to move on to the next stitch. This will require up to 3 hours of crochet time. Required and suggested
materials will be discussed in the first class but should cost you around £20.
10 sessions. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00
ITALIAN CONVERSATION CODE: 110 Mon 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Angela McGlennon
An intermediate level with the main focus on communicating for those who have studied basic Italian and
already have good vocabulary with regard to meeting, greeting, ordering food & drink, getting directions etc..
The course will develop conversation skills, vocabulary and grammar. While building confidence in speaking
Italian we will discuss your hobbies, stories and travelling, and get to know the Italian people and their culture.
.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
FRAMLINGHAM. UNITED FREE CHURCH. IP13 9DX
CONTINUING BRIDGE CODE: 203 Tues 10.00-12.00
Tutor: Jill Bowring
This year we will consolidate much of what was taught in year 1, plus learn about more advanced bidding.
This course would also suit someone who has learnt Bridge a while ago, or needs a little clarification and prac-
tice. The EBU book “Continuing Bridge” will be available to order from the tutor at the first session (approx.
£20).
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
Pre enrolment is required for all classes10 01728 833171 www.coastalleisurelearning.co.uk
FRAMLINGHAM LIBRARY, IP13 9BA
HENRY’S SUCCESSORS CODE: 204 Tues 10.15-11.45
Tutor: Julie Wheeler
Henry VIII struggled throughout his reign to secure his family dynasty, working his way through six wives in
his desperate quest for an heir – and a spare. This course will introduce you to the four key historical players
who were, ‘Henry’s Successors’. Find out about the decisive but sickly protestant son, a young girl who
reigned for just nine days, a bloody and ruthless catholic daughter and wannabe matriarch, and a golden
daughter who became far more than any son Henry could have ever wished for! We will tie together primary
source material with narrative, questions, speculations and hopefully our own conclusions! This is an ideal
follow on from the course ‘Henry VIII’s Wives’ but no previous historical study is necessary.
3 sessions October 1st, 8th & 15th Full fee £24.75, 60+ £23.50, benefit £17.35
HALESWORTH SKILLS CENTRE, IP19 8PY
CAKE DECORATION CODE: 407 Thur 19.00-21.00
Tutor: John Dean
Would you like to make and decorate your own wedding cake, give a decorated cake as a present, develop
your cake decoration skills, possibly create a small business or simply try a new hobby? If so why not join our
Thursday night sugarcraft group. Each week you will have the opportunity to learn and practice a range of
skills:- Royal icing, piping, tube and brush embroidery, simple flowers, figures and much more. All equipment
will be supplied but a small weekly charge will be made for materials used. Students will have to consider the
purchase of equipment and materials in order to practice and perfect skills at home.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
LIFE DRAWING CODE: 408 Thur 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Pamela Booker
This is suitable for all levels of ability and beginners are welcomed. It involves close observation of the
structure and form of the human body with all its complexities. Sessions will be led by an experienced life
drawing tutor and will include guidance on ways of seeing and approach, and 1 to 1 tuition for those requiring
assistance in measuring and proportion. Please bring to the session your own drawing materials and paper,
plus a drawing board or similar.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Fee £148.40 per term (includes model fee). no concessions
FRENCH FOR BEGINNERS CODE: 409 Thur 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Catherine Godet
This interactive and fun course, delivered by a native speaker, will focus on good pronunciation of key sounds,
acquisition of basic vocabulary and grammatical structures to enable learners to quickly and confidently take
part in simple day-to-day conversations. Although aimed at beginners, this course is also suitable for learners
with a little knowledge of French who want to take things further.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
ITALIAN FOR BEGINNERS CODE: 410 Thur 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Helen Fisher
Suitable for beginners, this course will allow you to get by in various ‘holiday’ situations such as ordering food
and drink, or asking directions. You will also develop a good knowledge of the use of nouns, verbs and adjec-
tives and the confidence to speak this beautiful language in a variety of settings.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
GUITAR FROM SCRATCH CODE: 411 Thur 19.00-20.30
Tutor: Zoe-Anne Wadey
This course is for absolute beginners, we will learn how to hold and tune the guitar, first position open chords
for accompanying and playing simple melodies and riffs. You will also be taught to read tablature, learning
some popular tunes and guitar riffs. Just bring along your guitar.
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HASKETON, GRANGE FARM BARNS. IP13 6HN
HANDBUILT CERAMICS - CLAY CODE: 308 Wed 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Emma-Jayne Robertson
Working with local ceramicist Emma Jayne Robertson, over a period of 10 weeks you will explore a range of
hand building techniques, including slab and coil building. You will make a variety of items to practice these
skills and then refine your work with fettling, and tidying up, exploring decoration using underglaze paints.
After half term you will design and make your own projects under Emma’s guidance.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £165.00 60+ £156.75, benefit £115.50, per term
(Initial 10kg of clay, underglaze colour, clear glaze and kiln firing are included in the cost.)
HOXNE. ST EDMUNDS HALL. IP21 5AN
STAINED GLASS Alt Wed 10.00-13.00
Tutor: Teri Lockton
Students will learn to cut glass to a pattern (or “cartoon”), lead up the glass into a stained glass panel, solder
all of the joins and waterproof the panel by using leaded light cement. We will also learn how to design for
stained glass and students can then embark on their own projects. Those who wish can also learn the copper
foil technique, invented by Louis Tiffany and now familiar to us in “Tiffany” lamps and lightcatchers. There will
be many books available to inform and inspire you. Tools will be available for students’ use at the beginning
of the class and then, for those of you who wish to carry on the skills learnt, a list of tools to purchase and sug-
gested suppliers will be available. I look forward to welcoming you to the class!
Alternate weeks, 3 terms Full fee £.82.50, 60+ £.78.45, benefit £57.75, per term
either CODE: 309 5 weeks – Sept 25th, Oct 9th & 30th, Nov 13th & 27th
or CODE: 310 5 weeks – Oct 2nd & 16th, Nov 6th & 20th, Dec 4th
BEGINNERS IN MODERN UPHOLSTERY CODE: 412 Alt Thurs 9.00-13.00
Tutor: Mary Gibson
This course of five, 4 hour sessions on alternate weeks takes you through the basics of modern upholstery
learning how to strip a small piece of furniture and use trade tools to reupholster it professionally. Working
on your own project, materials will be available to purchase from the tutor at the classes however attendees
should supply their own top fabric (suitable fabrics will be discussed and measurements taken in the first les-
son). A small selection of your own tools will be necessary, all of which are likely to be in your toolbox already.
We suggest a small project i.e. footstool or chair with one upholstered surface. Bear in mind your piece will be
transported each week, and there are 4 shallow steps to access the room. Bring a blanket on which to place
your furniture during the class. Moderate physical strength required, and you will be standing for most of
each session. Please note only modern upholstery materials and techniques will be used on this course, and a
photo or description of your chosen piece will be required to make sure it’s not too big a project for the time
available!
5 sessions , 3 terms. Autumn dates: Sept 26, Oct 10, 31, Nov 14, 28. £110.00 per term, no concessions.
CONTINUING IN MODERN UPHOLSTERY CODE: 413 Alt Thurs 9.00-13.00
Tutor: Mary Gibson
This course of five, 4 hour sessions on alternate weeks gives you the opportunity of working on your uphol-
stery piece with the support of tutor and fellow students alike, and with the expert guidance of Mary, for more
complicated techniques such as deep buttoning. Projects can be more challenging and learning techniques
can be either with modern upholstery or traditional methods and materials. If any learner wishes to learn the
traditional method on their project, an assessment by the tutor may be necessary in advance of the first class.
Please bear in mind your piece will need to be transported to the class each week, and there are four shallow
steps to access the room. Please bring a blanket on which to place your furniture during the class. Moderate
physical strength required, and you will be standing for most of each session.
5 sessions, 3 terms. Autumn dates: Oct 3, 17, Nov 7, 21, Dec 12. £110.00 per term, no concessions.
Pre enrolment is required for all classes12 01728 833171 www.coastalleisurelearning.co.uk
HUNTINGFIELD. THE HUB. IP19 0QH
ITALIAN YEAR 2 CODE: 205 Tues 14.00-16.00
Tutor: Helen Fisher
Suitable for those who have completed Year 1 or those with some previous learning. We will continue to
expand our vocabulary and knowledge of grammar to enable learners to develop conversational skills and
comprehension of a variety of topics.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
HUNTINGFIELD UKULELE GROUP CODE: 206 Tues 16.30-18.00
Tutor: Zoe-Anne Wadey
This mixed ability group warmly welcomes new members, although it is advisable to have some knowledge
of chords and simple strumming patterns. We also finger pick, and have to our repertoire such classics as
Apache, Duelling Banjo’s, Telstar and Wipeout. Each term is a new learning experience, and there are oppor-
tunities to perform, although performing is optional.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee.£82.50, 60+ £78.45, benefit £57.75., per term
BUYING AND SELLING ANTIQUES, VINTAGE ITEMS AND COLLECTABLES
- for Pleasure and Profit CODE: 311 Wed 14.00-16.00
Tutor: Stephen Poulter
This practically oriented course looks at the options for buying antiques & vintage items from various markets
including auctions, antique centres and online, identifying the main advantages and disadvantages of each.
We will explore the main historical periods of such items, learning about some of the craftsmen, designers
and manufacturers associated with them. We will attempt to tackle the tricky question of how to assess their
value in the different markets, and therefore calculate the right price at which to buy them to maximise the
potential profits to be made. We consider the pros and cons of buying and selling at auction and evaluate
the associated costs, as well as learning about the financial investment, practical resources and techniques
needed for selling successfully online. There will be a visit to an antique centre towards the end of the course.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
DRAWING AND PAINTING – Beginners & Improvers CODE: 502 Fri 10.00-12.00
Tutor: Pamela Booker
This course is about the process of enjoying looking and seeing in different ways. It involves trying out various
drawing materials such as pencil, charcoal, pastels and you will be able to have a go at experimenting with
paint and colour, perhaps for the first time. It is ideal for both complete beginners and those with some
experience but who lack confidence. Your performance will be enhanced by continual encouragement with
full support and guidance. Subject matter will be provided by the tutor initially and later negotiated. Please
bring to the first session:- A4 or A3 sketchbook, HB, 2B, 8B pencils, an eraser and a sharpener.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
BECOME A HOUSE DETECTIVE – Researching the History of Your Home
Tutor: Stephen Poulter New course coming in January 2020, see website for details
KESGRAVE. WAR MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTRE IP5 1JF
GARDEN MAINTENANCE CODE: 111 Mon 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Susannah Sharman
Learn how to achieve a well kept garden. From soil, lawns, trees and shrubs this course will give you
confidence in your gardening. Powerpoint presentation, demonstrations and discussion time covers
a wide variety of informative and very much relevant gardening subjects.
5 weeks – Oct 28, Nov 4, 11, 18 & 25 Full fee £55.00, 60+ £52.30, benefit £38.50
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KESGRAVE. MILLENNIUM JUBILEE HALL IP5 2EN
NORDIC WALKING FOR BEGINNERS
either CODE: 312 Wed 14.00-15.30 Starts October 2nd
or CODE: 333 Wed 13.45-15.15 Starts November 6th
Tutor: Maggie Jennings
Using the upper body, Nordic Walking is a total body workout. Done properly, it uses 90% of the body’s mus-
cles. It can build stamina and strength, allowing you to walk further and faster. You will learn to find your own
level and pace, but please keep in mind, this is not an amble! The poles automatically push you forward so
with no more effort, you will go a bit faster, thus getting more exercise in less time. Poles are supplied during
instruction but you are encouraged to have your own eventually, allowing you to exercise in between walks.
You need to be able to walk about 4 miles with comparative ease as by the middle of the course we will be
doing that mileage. The first two weeks are at the Millennium Hall in Kesgrave, but later we will walk in other
local areas to gain experience on different terrain. After the course there are various Nordic Walks you can join
in with. It is advisable to bring a small rucksack with a bottle of water to each class.
5 sessions Full fee £41.25, 60+ £39.25, benefit £28.85
THE WIVES OF HENRY VIII CODE: 414 Thurs 13.30-15.00
Tutor: Julie Wheeler
Understand the women Henry VIII married in his desperate ambition for a male heir. This course will intro-
duce you to six diverse and captivating personalities and the events that propelled them to their individual
fates. Did they have ambitions of their own? Which wife did Henry love the most? Which did he hate!? and
which one had the biggest impact upon England…?
3 weeks – Sept 26, Oct 3 & 10 Full fee £.24.75, 60+ £23.50, benefit £17.35
INTRODUCING MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS CODE: 415 Thurs 13.30-15.00
Tutor: Julie Wheeler
Medieval manuscripts art was not only beautiful but conveyed a range of meanings and ideas. This course
will explore those ideas as well as reveal the secrets of manuscript production. Each week, working chrono-
logically from the Anglo-Saxon era to the Renaissance, we will examine key pieces of illumination to develop
your knowledge, chart the changes and incite discussion! No previous knowledge of art historical study is
necessary.
6 weeks – 31st October to 5th December Full fee £.49.50, 60+ £47.00, benefit £34.65
PRINTMAKING CODE: 416 Alt Thurs 13.00-16.00
Tutor: Andrew Howell
Join us as we rediscover the traditional art of printmaking. We will look at how the art form has evolved over
the centuries up to contemporary artists of today. This will be a practical course in which you will get to make
artworks with many of the different printing techniques like Lino, dry point, mono and the more modern
collagraphy. Lessons will be structured with an introduction of a new technique and enough time to learn by
printing. For all abilities – come along and learn new skills or find out some new ways of making art.
Autumn term dates: 26 Sept, 10 Oct, 31 Oct, 14 Nov & 28 Nov
5 sessions, 3 terms. Fee £82.50 per term no concessions
STAINED GLASS CODE: 417 Alt Thurs 13.00-16.00
Tutor: Louise Ferrier
Suitable for beginners and those with some experience. This class offers a step by step guide to constructing
a leaded stained-glass panel or window. You will get the opportunity to practice the techniques required to
successfully design and construct your own panel; learning to cut and shape glass to a simpe pattern, assem-
ble with lead, solder joints and waterproof with special leaded light cement. Materials can be bought from
the tutor at cost and tools will be available for use during class.
NOTE: The class involves working with lead so is not advisable for pregnant or breast-feeding women.
Autumn term dates: 3 Oct, 17 Oct, 7 Nov, 21 Nov and 5 Dec
5 sessions, 3 terms. Fee £82.50 per term no concessions
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LEISTON GUIDE HUT, WESTWARD HO, IP16 4HX
CREATIVE WRITING CODE: 207 Tue 10.00 – 12.00
Tutor: Annette Edge
You’ve gone beyond the basics of character, plot and description and want the challenge of something big-
ger. Bring a notebook and pen and join us for lively discussion, individual exercises, one-to-one feedback and
the opportunity to extend your own creative ideas into short stories, flash fiction or even full-length novels - all
under the guiding eye of a supportive and experienced tutor. Building on the success of last year’s popular
class, we welcome both new and familiar faces at The Writing Hut.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
SPANISH CONVERSATION CLASS CODE: 313 Wed 9.30-11.30
Tutor: Kata Molnar
An intermediate level for students wishing to revive their skills in Spanish language. We shall discuss hobbies,
stories, travelling, or anything else the group is interested in, the topics are flexible. We aim to develop
conversational skills, vocabulary and some grammar.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
SPANISH BEGINNERS YEAR 2 CODE: 418 Thur 9.30-11.30
Tutor: Kata Molnar
For people who already have a little knowledge of Spanish. Taking the course you will soon be able to speak
about yourself, your home, your family and your day, make friends, and maybe more.
We will be following the “Nuevo Suena 1, workbook and Exercise book, from Unit 2”.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
LEISTON. WATERLOO CENTRE. IP16 4HF
MAKING TAX DIGITAL – Sage Essential Cloud CODE: 208 Tue 18.45-21.00
Tutors: Laura Stubbs and Gareth Baskett
This five week course will assume the user has some knowledge of using Sage accounting systems. Although
the basics will be touched upon, concentrating on the inputting of information correctly in order to generate
VAT returns and financial reports including Profit and Loss reports, the emphasis will be on the MTD module.
We also cover editing invoice layouts, recurring entries, further journals, transfers between bank accounts,
dealing with difficult problems in maintenance, assorted reports, adding nominal codes, using accountants’
link and basic payroll.
5 sessions starts Sept 17th Fee £100.00 no concessions
BEGINNERS BADMINTON CODE: 209 Tue 18.00-19.30
Tutor: John White Badminton England, Level 2 Coach
Did you play at school or do you play occasionally with a group of friends and would like to improve? Here’s
a chance to learn new skills allowing you to enjoy the game even more. The course will cover racket control,
shot production, movement, tactics and fitness. Players should wear suitable footwear and clothing and
preferably have their own racket. (Bring a drink).
9 sessions, starts Oct 1st Full fee £74.25, 60+ £70.60, benefit £52.00
INTERMEDIATE BADMINTON CODE: 210 Tue 19.30-21.30
Tutor: John White Badminton England, Level 2 Coach
Designed for more regular players (casual or club) wishing to improve their skills. This course will concentrate
on technique, shot choice, movement and tactics. Players should wear suitable footwear and clothing and
have their own racket. (Bring a drink).
9 sessions, starts Oct 1st Full fee £99.00, 60+ £94.00, benefit £69.30
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INTRODUCTION TO QUICKBOOKS CODE: 211 Tue 18.45-21.00
Tutors: Laura Stubbs and Gareth Baskett
Cloud software is a recent innovation in keeping personal or business accounts. In this beginners guide to
using QuickBooks you will learn how to invoice customers, manage cashflow, produce a VAT return suitable
for MTD, reconcile bank balance to online bank statements and produce management reports. Some book-
keeping knowledge will be an advantage. You will need to know your way around a computer for this course
4 sessions starts Nov 5th Fee £85.00 no concessions
MODERN GREEK - IMPROVERS PLUS CODE: 314 Wed 16.00-17.30
Tutor: Sheila Fox
A short course in Modern Greek for those who have already learnt a little spoken Greek. You will further de-
velop your ability to use basic Greek to speak about topics which will be useful to you when on holiday and in
every day conversation. The approach will be practical, focussing on the spoken language and on commu-
nication although you will also learn to read and at a basic level, to write. However, this is NOT a grammar
course. Each week you will build on the language previously learnt and also find out about Greek culture and
customs. Enhance your Greek holiday experience by coming to the class. There will be a course book which
you will be able to buy second hand for a few pounds. ISBN number is available from the office.
5 sessions starts Oct 30 Full fee £41.25, 60+ £39.25, benefit £28.85
SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS CODE: 315 Wed 18.30-20.30
Tutor: Kata Molnar
For people who have little or no knowledge of Spanish. Taking the course you will soon be able to speak
about yourself briefly, make friends, understand directions, make phone calls and maybe more. We will be
following the “Nuevo Suena 1, Workbook and Exercise Book.”
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
MODERN GREEK BEGINNERS CODE: 419 Thurs 1900-21.00
Tutor: Sheila Fox
A short course in Modern Greek for complete beginners. You will learn the basics only, topics which will be
useful to you when on holiday. The approach will be practical, focussing on the spoken language and on
communication. Each week you will build on the language previously learnt and also find out about Greek
culture and customs, so enhance your Greek holiday experience by coming to the class.
5 sessions starts Oct 31 Full fee £55.00, 60+ £.52.30, benefit £38.50
PARHAM VILLAGE HALL. IP13 9LZ
IPHONE & IPAD FOR BEGINNERS CODE: 316 Wed 09.30-12.00
Tutor: Liz Gleave
Learning the basics and gaining confidence with your iPad. Including getting started, using the camera,
browsing the Internet (saving pages you want to use regularly, searching and navigating),
adding/ deleting/ using/ updating apps, email and contacts. Very patient and understanding tutor.
5 sessions, starts Sept 25th Full fee £68.75, 60+ £65.30, benefit £48.15
IPHONE & IPAD FOR IMPROVERS CODE: 317 Wed 09.30-12.00
Tutor: Liz Gleave
Ideal for those that can do the very basics and want to refresh, improve and try new skills including YouTube
video, Google Maps, Catch up TV and Radio, Updating Apps and Software Update, ebooks, registering for and
using accounts, settings and all those other bits & pieces that you wanted to know.
5 sessions, starts Nov 6th. Full fee £68.75, 60+ £65.30, benefit £48.15
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PARHAM VILLAGE HALL. IP13 9LZ
FRENCH FOR BEGINNERS CODE: 318 Wed 14.00-16.00
Tutor: Colin Harbin
Would you like to be able to speak a second language? This introductory course, held on Wednesday after-
noons in Parham, will take you along at a comfortable pace but will provide all you require for a grasp of the
basics of the French language. It will enable you quickly to begin conversing in simple French and will aim
to stimulate your interest in further study of the language and literature. No previous knowledge of French is
required.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
COMPUTER GENERATED ART AND CONCEPT ART CODE: 420 Alt Thur 13.00-16.00
Tutor: Andrew Howell
Digital illustrators and concept artists are the people who design the look and feel of a computer game or
movie. Artists are starting to use lots of different ways to be creative and during this course we will look at
using digital programs to make art. We will look at Photoshop and experiment with all the free software
that is also industry standard. From conception of your own ideas, to drawing digitally, image manipulation
to 3D rendering we will try to give you a greater understanding of digital arts and how to use them. This is a
practical course aimed at all levels.
Autumn term dates: 3 Oct, 17 Oct, 7 Nov, 21 Nov, and 5 Dec
5 sessions, 3 terms. Fee £82.50 per term no concessions
PETTISTREE VILLAGE HALL. IP13 0HS
BASKETRY & WILLOW WEAVING either CODE: 212 Alt Tues 10.00 - 13.00
or CODE: 213 Alt Tues 14.00 - 17.00
Tutor: Jo Hammond
In this friendly and flexible class you can learn traditional basketry, have a go at willow sculpture, make deco-
rative pieces or create plant climbers for the garden. Experienced tutor Jo Hammond offers plenty of hands-
on help, ideas and support for complete beginners or skilled makers alike.
Note: Willow weaving is moderately hard work and does require a firm grip and the flexibility to bend over
and squat down occasionally. Prepared willow is supplied by the tutor; pay when you finish a project.
6 sessions, 3 terms, £99.00 per term, no concessions.
Autumn Term:- Sept 17th, Oct 1st & 22nd, Nov 5th & 19th, Dec 3rd
PATCHWORK AND QUILTING CODE: 421 Alt Thurs 9.30-12.30
Tutor: Annabelle Reynolds
Machine and Hand Techniques – Patchwork is not just sewing small pieces of fabric together! On this course
you will be shown a variety of styles and techniques, how to use specialist equipment safely, how to construct
a variety of items from pincushions to bed quilts and also how to quilt of course. Suitable for beginners. Your
own machine needed. A requirements list will be sent to participants in advance of the class.
6 sessions, 3 terms, £99.00 per term, no concessions.
Autumn term:- Sept 26th, Oct 10th & 31st, Nov 14th & 28th, Dec 12th
RENDLESHAM COMMUNITY CENTRE. IP12 2GG
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY – OUT AND ABOUT CODE: 112 Mon 14.00-16.00
Tutor: Keith Locke
This 9 week course is an ideal follow-on course for students who have completed an Introduction to Digital
Photography course, or who have some experience using a digital camera. We will alternate our time with
one week out on location shoots, honing our skills (so transport will be necessary). The following week will be
spent in the classroom where we will download, assess and critique the images from the previous week.
The weeks out are weather dependant, but only the worst conditions should stop us!
9 sessions Full fee £99.00, 60+ £94.00, benefit £69.30
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RENDLESHAM COMMUNITY CENTRE. IP12 2GG
WRITING FOR PERFORMANCE CODE: 422 Thurs 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Andy Durham
Writing for performance is a wonderful way to find your voice. This course will introduce the rudiments
of writing for stage and performance, highlighting the creative possibilities and ending in a showcase of
performed dialogues. Learn to bring your characters to life, make them believable and crucially, make an
audience care.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
REYDON. ST FELIX SCHOOL. IP18 6SD
ARCHERY BEGINNERS CODE: 113 Mon 18.00-19.30
please note Autumn half term break at this venue is 2 weeks and classes finish week beginning December 9th
Tutor: Andy Gardiner
As a child did you watch old cowboy or historical movies, then go outside to make your own bow and arrow
to play with? From beginner to those with a little experience we offer the chance to learn basic skills, make
improvements in technique and skill, in a relaxed atmosphere. Through instruction and games you can
learn about safety, how to shoot, first bare bow (without sights,) and then with sights when ready. Learn how
to stand correctly; begin shooting a set of arrows so that they all form a group on the target, then how to
change sighting to get the set all around the bullseye. Starting with lightweight bows and short distances, as
you improve there will be opportunities to try stronger bows, longer shooting distances and smaller targets.
Throughout the sessions you will also learn of some of the history of archery, how to select appropriate equip-
ment and where to buy it! Most of all come along and have fun trying a new sport suitable for everyone!
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £.82.50 per term no concessions
N.B. Advanced archery group continues immediately following this new beginners group.
ARCHERY - ADVANCED CODE: 114 Mon 19.45- 21.30
please note Autumn half term break at this venue is 2 weeks and classes finish week beginning December 9th
Tutor: Andy Gardiner
This ongoing class is currently full, but if interested please do add your name to the wait list.
AUTHENTIC FRENCH COOKING
Les recettes de ma Grand-mère CODE: 115 Mon monthly 18.30-21.00
Tutor: Catherine Godet
Prompted by the success of her cooking workshops, Catherine now offers a short course based on her grand-
mother’s recipes. Each monthly session will transport you to a different region of France as you learn to cook
poulet à l’estragon (vegetarian version available), tarte tatin, quiche au fromage de chèvre or bûche de Noel.
Participants will develop their culinary skills to become more confident cooking from scratch at home.
This step-by-step practical course takes place in an informal, fun and supportive environment where partici-
pants will learn about the French way of life, culture and maybe language. Please bring a sharp knife and an
apron to sessions and let us take care of the rest!
Autumn Term (4 sessions): Sept 23rd Oct 14th, Nov 18th, Dec 9th
Fee £65.00 Includes Ingredients, No Concessions
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY CODE: 116 Mon 19.00-21.00
please note Autumn half term break at this venue is 2 weeks and classes finish week beginning December 9th
Tutor: Rob Spray
Still frustrated with your digital camera? Whether you’re a stranger to your SLR or worried by your compact
here’s a chance to make friends with it! Starting with understanding what your own camera offers and then
going on to work on the principles of photography for fun, art or maybe income. This course will boost your
camera confidence, setting weekly tasks to reinforce each session.
10 sessions Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00
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SAXMUNDHAM FREE SCHOOL. IP17 1DZ
PHILOSOPHY CODE: 117 Mon 19.00-20.30
please note Autumn half term break at this venue is 2 weeks and classes finish week beginning December 9th
Tutor: Sue Pine
This engaging philosophy course looks at some of the great ideas that have shaped Western society. Each
week we will be looking at one major philosopher and his work, including Plato, Aquinas and Marx. You will
develop your own thinking and discussion skills. You do not need to have studied philosophy before to enjoy
this course. Please bring your own refreshments for break.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £82.50, 60+ £78.45 benefit £57.75, per term
MANDOLIN MAGIC CODE: 118 Mon 19.00-20.30
please note Autumn half term break at this venue is 2 weeks and classes finish week beginning December 9th
Tutor: Zoe-Anne Wadey
It’s amazing how many people have a mandolin in their loft, dusty and neglected, and yet with years of
playing still ahead. This beautiful double strung instrument has such a lovely sound. Perfect for tremolo, mel-
odies and also for accompaniment. Music supplied in both standard notation and tablature, and a repertoire
of folk, pop, classical music and Morris tunes. Absolute beginners are most welcome, as are players of some
experience. Music will be in parts, or melody with chord accompaniment. This is a mixed ensemble for 4 or 8
string instruments in fiddle tuning (G D A E), this includes mandolin, mandola, bouzouki and tenor banjo.
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £82.50, 60+ £78.45 benefit £57.75, per term
FURNITURE PAINTING - TRANSFORMATIONS CODE: 119 Mon 19.00-21.00
please note Autumn half term break at this venue is 2 weeks and classes finish week beginning December 9th
Tutor: Helen Barker
Learn how to revamp your old tired furniture. During this hands on course you will be taught how to trans-
form one or two basic pieces of furniture into unique and lovely pieces for your home. You will learn painting
and finishing techniques and dabble with decoupage, image transfer and decorative paint effects. Bring
along a small piece of furniture – chair or small table or similar to the first class - and a waterproof apron.
4 weeks, starts 23rd Sept Full fee £88.00+ £83.60, benefit £61.60, per term
LIFE DRAWING CODE: 120 Mon 19.00-21.00
please note Autumn half term break at this venue is 2 weeks and classes finish week beginning December 9th
Tutor: Holly Scholfield
Explore life drawing from the beginning, as they did at the Slade. Using line, tone, colour and mixed media
we will develop your skills and observation. Poses will vary from short and plentiful to longer one off studies.
Please bring pencils, charcoal, paper and sketchbooks to the first session. All abilities welcome..
10 sessions, 3 terms. Fee £148.40 per term (includes model fee). no concessions
BASIC WOODWORK CODE: 214 Tues 19.00-21.00
please note Autumn half term break at this venue is 2 weeks and classes finish week beginning December 9th
Tutor: Vaughan Windle
Have you ever thought you would like to build your own garden work bench or fit a shelf unit? Here is a
course to introduce basic woodworking tools and simple construction techniques. How to measure and mark
out and finally cut and assemble using traditional tools and a limited selection of machine tools. Suitable for
absolute beginners and based initially around the manufacture of a set project, for which materials will be
provided. As the course progresses students own projects will be developed with guidance from the tutor.
10 sessions, Full fee £120.00, 60+ £114.60, benefit £87.00 (inc. initial project materials cost.)
BRIDGE FOR BEGINNERS CODE: 215 Tues 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Jill Bowring
WARNING – you will get hooked! NO card playing experience is necessary for this course and you’ll be playing
cards right from the start in a relaxed and friendly class. We will give a good grounding of card playing and
make a thorough start on the bidding. If you are interested then we carry on for another term or two – yes,
there is much to learn. The book “Bridge for Beginners” which covers 3 terms will be followed and will be
available to order, should you wish, from the tutor at the first session (approx. £23).
Autumn term- 6 weeks starts Nov 5th. Full fee £66.00 60+ £62.70, benefit £46.20
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FIGURATIVE SCULPTURE CODE: 216 Tues 10.30-12.30
Tutor: Andrew Howell
From the iconic imagery of Auguste Rodin’s “Kiss” to Michelangelo’s “David” artists have used the human
figure to tell their story. During this workshop we will look at how figure sculpture has changed over history.
We will create armatures and use these to sculpt from a live model, building dynamic poses and telling a
story. You will also create your own figurative sculpture using clay. This is for all abilities and will give you a
unique opportunity to sculpt from a model.
6 weeks starts October 29th Full fee £76.00, 60+ £72.70, benefit £56.20
fee includes initial material costs and model fee.
FABRIC SCREEN PRINTING CODE: 503 Fri Monthly 9.00-13.00
Tutor: Jacky Linney
Screenprinting is a hugely versatile, fun and creative method of printmaking which you can explore over this
3 session course. In the first session you will create and use cut-paper stencils to learn the basic technique of
screen printing onto fabric. All equipment, inks and fabric will be provided for this first session. In subsequent
sessions you will be encouraged to develop and expand your own ideas. You could design and print fabric to
sew cushions, curtains or clothes. After the first session, depending on your chosen project, a charge will be
made at cost for inks or other consumables. Bring along a sketchbook and pencils and, if you have them, any
special reference items you would like to work from and most importantly bring an overall!
3 sessions - 20th September, 18th October and 15th November
Full fee £66.00 no concessions
SAXMUNDHAM SPORTS CLUB,CARLTON PARK. IP17 1AT
NORDIC WALKING FOR BEGINNERS
either CODE: 319 Wed 10.30-12.00 Starts October 2nd
or CODE: 334 Wed 10.30-12.00 Starts November 6th
Tutor: Maggie Jennings
Using the upper body, Nordic Walking is a total body workout. Done properly, it uses 90% of the body’s mus-
cles. It can build stamina and strength, allowing you to walk further and faster. You will learn to find your own
level and pace, but please keep in mind, this is not an amble! The poles automatically push you forward so
with no more effort, you will go a bit faster, thus getting more exercise in less time. Poles are supplied during
instruction but you are encouraged to have your own eventually, allowing you to exercise in between walks.
You need to be able to walk about 4 miles with comparative ease as by the middle of the course we will be
doing that mileage. The first two weeks are at the Saxmundham Sports Club, but later we will walk in other
local areas to gain experience on different terrain. After the course there are various Nordic Walks you can join
in with. It is advisable to bring a small rucksack with a bottle of water to each class.
5 sessions Full fee £41.25, 60+ £39.25., benefit £28.85
Also in Spring term, dates to be advised.
STRADBROKE HIGH SCHOOL. IP21 5JN
STAINED GLASS CODE: 121 Mon 19.00-21.00
Tutor: Teri Lockton
Students will learn to cut glass to a pattern (or “cartoon”), lead up the glass into a stained glass panel, solder
all of the joins and waterproof the panel by using leaded light cement. We will also learn how to design for
stained glass and students can then embark on their own projects. Those who wish can also learn the copper
foil technique, invented by Louis Tiffany and now familiar to us in “Tiffany” lamps and lightcatchers. There will
be many books available to inform and inspire you. Tools will be available for students’ use at the beginning
of the class and then, for those of you who wish to carry on the skills learnt, a list of tools to purchase and
suggested suppliers will be available. I look forward to welcoming you to the class!
10 sessions, 3 terms. Full fee £110.00, 60+ £104.60, benefit £77.00, per term
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