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“Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at 20 or 80. Anyone who keeps learning stays young.”
Henry Ford
Latest News
Getting Back to the New Normal
We have a couple of new classes for the fourth term organised; Astronomy and Slow Cooking. We are also looking for a course leader to organise a second walking group.
For U3ASC to return to some sort of normality we need members to return and course leaders to commit. May we
suggest that you tell a friend about our courses.
Course Leader Mentoring
Do you have an idea for a course you would like to teach or a one-off presentation you could give? Are you a course leader looking for new approaches or ideas for solving issues with your group?
Elizabeth Stacey has been a teacher and academic for over 40 years with her most recent teaching and research in the development of a university course for teachers in adult and higher education. She has provided guidance and mentoring for a number of U3A members setting up new courses or planning presentations and is willing to discuss your ideas with you and recommend strategies to solve issues and help give you confidence in your teaching and presentation. Contact: eastacey@bigpond.net.au
Film Afternoon - Walking the Camino Trails.
As a follow-up to Wal Wolzak and Sylvie Dubrulle's previous film afternoon watching 'The Way', we are showing an additional film followed by a discussion, on the film 'Walking the Camino - Six Ways to Santiago'. This film follows half a dozen people and their companions as they hike, saunter, limp, and otherwise make their way through the scenic countryside and ancient villages in all kinds of weather.
Presenters: Wal Wolzak and Sylvie Dubrulle: wal.wolzak@gmail.com
When: Friday, 16th October 2020 at 1.30 pm
Where: U3asc Tura Beach Centre.
Cost: $3.00 (as the kitchen is closed please feel free to bring your own refreshments).
Enrol online to secure your place.
Program Team Contact: kayeseparovic@gmail.com
The Work and Philosophy of Rudolf Steiner
Why not join Steiner scholar Christine Kaine in exploring the work of Rudolf Steiner who was an Austrian philosopher, social reformer, architect, esotericist, and claimed clairvoyant. You will learn how Steiner gained initial recognition at the end of the nineteenth century as a literary critic and how he published philosophical works including the Philosophy of Freedom. Later, he also founded an esoteric spiritual movement, Anthroposophy, with roots in German idealist philosophy and theosophy;
other influences include Goethean science and Rosicrucianism. Read more on Wikipedia -
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rudolf_Steiner
If you are interested in joining a discussion group with Christine, you may contact her at -christine@christinekainecivilcelebrant.com.au with the idea of initiating ongoing classes.
Covid19 Safe Plan
-Numbers at any one time are limited to 11 persons (plus course leader). -On entering the centre you are required to:
-use the hand sanitiser provided and -register on the Covid 19 register.
-Social distancing of 1.5m is required.
-After each class held at TBC all furniture and equipment is thoroughly cleaned.
-Some members choose to wear masks though under the current regulations this is not mandatory.
U3A Centre Office Hours and Phone Number
Need to drop in a form? Need to speak to somebody about U3A? Just want a cuppa or chat?
U3A Sapphire Coast Office hours are Fridays from 1:30pm - 3:30pm at the Tura Beach Centre. The Office will be closed during NSW School Holidays.
Volunteers will be available to take enquiries both at the Centre, and on our phone number - 0491099570
