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U3A noosa

3 weeks ago

Expressions of Interest are sought for this Course commencing Semester 2 , 2025.Book Club 2025Co-Ordinator: Louise Brouwers9.30am – 11.30am Tuesday 22nd July, 5th August, 19th August, 2nd September, 16th September and 30th September (6 weeks, fortnightly). Language Room.You’re Invited to Join Our Fledgling Book Club – With a Twist!Love reading fiction? Enjoy chatting about books over a cuppa? Then this might be the perfect group for you.This is a relaxed and welcoming book club where all genres of fiction are welcome, and best of all — there are no assigned books. Instead, we’ll come together to share and discuss whatever we’re currently reading (or have recently read).There’s no pressure to analyse or present anything in detail — just a space to enjoy books, conversation, and maybe discover your next great read through others.Whether you:read constantly and want to share your latest finds,aren’t sure what to pick up next, orhaven’t read in a while and need a bit of inspiration……you’re more than welcome.We’ll meet in a small group once a fortnight, with coffee, tea, and often a treat or two like cake or chocolate. It’s a casual, friendly environment — just readers connecting over stories.Come along and be part of something new. We’d love to have you!Sign Up at Reception ... See MoreSee Less

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U3A noosa

3 weeks ago

Spanish Class:In a recent lesson we simulated a restaurant situation and provided each student with a ‘Menu’(in Spanish) with two of our long term students Cathy Willems and Steve Blount, who are now quite fluent, acting as waiters, asking questions and taking orders.Prior to the lesson and the students arrival, Carole decorated each table with flowers and we placed small table number stands on each table (desk) to create an atmosphere.Each student was provided with a small bundle of ‘fake’ Spanish euros we had also created to enable them to pay for their individual orders.We are pleased to say, it was a great success which everyone enjoyed. ... See MoreSee Less

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U3A noosa

1 month ago

Expressions of Interest are sought for this Course commencing Semester 2 , 2025.Curly Conversations (Deep Thinking)Thursdays 10am – 11.30am – Language Room Commencing 31 July 2025Plan31 July Artificial Intelligence – benefits and problems7 Aug Religions – positives and negatives14 Aug Winter melancholia. Seasonal Blues21 Aug Influencers – Do they have too much influence?28 Aug Individuality – Can “I” or should “i” be unique?4 Sept Nationalism – the pros and cons?11 Sept Where are your tattoos? Ideas of what lies behind the phenomenon.18 Sept Materialism – positives and negatives.25 Sept NO CLASS2 Oct NO CLASS9 Oct Digital ID – merits and demerits16 Oct Politics – Parties V Independents23 Oct Addiction – what, how and who?30 Oct Healing – Body, Soul and Spirit?6 Nov The challenge of living between dark spiritual influences.13 Nov The Source of Morality.20 Nov The Temperaments – their positive and negative aspects.27 Nov Media – The rise of Podcasters challenging Mainstream Media.4 Dec Primary Schooling – what should be priorities?11 Dec Christmas – the spiritual aspects. Classes are to be facilitated by Jonathan Anstock (current U3A Happy Singers and Spiritual Science tutor). Specialists in topic areas are to be invited.There will be some “stimulus thoughts and ideas” presented at the start of each session which will be followed by personal perspectives and sharing. Different perspectives and ideas are welcomed. Acceptance of others’ perspectives is important. It is OK to disagree, but it is to be done with respect and acceptance. ... See MoreSee Less