End of term celebration for adult education students
Students who have attended various Vale of Glamorgan Council
adult education classes at the Barry Island Community Centre
celebrated the end of their term with a party and
presentation.
Students from the daytime painting and drawing and computer
classes prepared a buffet lunch and got together to relax and
reflect on their efforts and achievements over the past year.
Certificates were also awarded to students who have successfully
completed computer courses in word, Internet and email.
A competition was held in class in which the students
used their new skills to produce posters advertising the new adult
education courses that will start in the Vale of Glamorgan from
September. Adult education officer Debbie Lewis and art tutor Gary
Colston chose the winning poster and presented student Lilian with
a box of chocolates.
The new Vale of Glamorgan Council Lifelong Learning Prospectus
will be available soon from the county's main community centres and
libraries. The prospectus will contain full details about all the
courses that will start from September and students are advised to
enrol early on courses to avoid disappointment.
Classes at the Barry Island Community Centre that will start
from September include both computers for beginners and improvers'
courses, as well as painting and drawing, while in the evenings
students will be able to attend belly dancing on Mondays, tai chi
on Tuesdays, with a new beginners tai chi class starting on
Thursdays.
For further details about courses that will start from September
across the Vale of Glamorgan, please look out for the prospectus or
call the Palmerston Community Learning Centre on 01446 733762 or
the Barry Centre on 01446 738054.
Pictured: Computer students from the Barry
Island Community Centre proudly display their certificates with
tutor Jan Murray (centre front). They are joined by painting and
drawing students, tutor Gary Colston and Vale of Glamorgan Council
adult education officer Debbie Lewis (both very back row).
02/07/2008