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Some of the learners on the current project were involved in making this mosaic on the outside of Douglas Veale House six years ago.
31st May 2012 - Learning Disability Services group plant the new pots for the courtyard with help from B&Q Newton Abbot
This campaign is being led by the Workers' Educational Association - the UK's largest provider of voluntary adult education - for and on behalf of everyone involved in adult and community learning in the UK.
The Government is currently preparing its Spending Review for the next 5 years and adult education is under threat. All non-protected departments, including Business, Innovation and Skills which funds the WEA work, have been asked by the Chancellor to suggest cuts of 25% and 40%.
Here's how you can support the campaign:
1. Write to your local MP
• Find their contact details at www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/mps/
• Write to them by letter or email or contact them via social media.
• Write also to the Chancellor George Osborne at HM Treasury, 1 Horse Guards Road, London, SW1A 2HQ or email: public.enquiries@hmtreasury.gsi.gov.uk
2. Spread the word on social media
• Use ‪#‎saveadulteducation‬ on twitter and facebook, and tell the world about the positive impact adult education has had on your life, family and community
3. Sign our campaign petition at you.38degrees.org.uk/p/sae
31st May 2012 - Learning Disability Services group plant the new pots for the courtyard with help from B&Q Newton Abbot - a job well done!
31st May 2012 - Learning Disability Services group plant the new pots for the courtyard with help from B&Q Newton Abbot
Pre-construction Phase: top floor. Previously known as the 'Susan Passmore Room', this classroom will be used as an activity room by the learning disability support service in the daytime and will be an adult learning room in the evenings. It will have improved storage facilities, new furniture, an interactive whiteboard, better lighting, heating and decor.
This photo was taken in the process of stripping everything out - noticeboards, furniture, etc. The carpet has been pulled up to assess the floor condition and there is a hole in the wall where asbestos testing has been undertaken. All surplus furniture was donated to local charities.
This campaign is being led by the Workers' Educational Association - the UK's largest provider of voluntary adult education - for and on behalf of everyone involved in adult and community learning in the UK.
The Government is currently preparing its Spending Review for the next 5 years and adult education is under threat. All non-protected departments, including Business, Innovation and Skills which funds the WEA work, have been asked by the Chancellor to suggest cuts of 25% and 40%.
Here's how you can support the campaign:
1. Write to your local MP
• Find their contact details at www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/mps/
• Write to them by letter or email or contact them via social media.
• Write also to the Chancellor George Osborne at HM Treasury, 1 Horse Guards Road, London, SW1A 2HQ or email: public.enquiries@hmtreasury.gsi.gov.uk
2. Spread the word on social media
• Use ‪#‎saveadulteducation‬ on twitter and facebook, and tell the world about the positive impact adult education has had on your life, family and community
3. Sign our campaign petition at you.38degrees.org.uk/p/sae
31st May 2012 - Learning Disability Services group plant the new pots for the courtyard with help from B&Q Newton Abbot
31st May 2012 - Learning Disability Services group plant the new pots for the courtyard with help from B&Q Newton Abbot
Hardworking student volunteers from Newton Abbot College who gave tours of the building to members of the public
This campaign is being led by the Workers' Educational Association - the UK's largest provider of voluntary adult education - for and on behalf of everyone involved in adult and community learning in the UK.
The Government is currently preparing its Spending Review for the next 5 years and adult education is under threat. All non-protected departments, including Business, Innovation and Skills which funds the WEA work, have been asked by the Chancellor to suggest cuts of 25% and 40%.
Here's how you can support the campaign:
1. Write to your local MP
• Find their contact details at www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/mps/
• Write to them by letter or email or contact them via social media.
• Write also to the Chancellor George Osborne at HM Treasury, 1 Horse Guards Road, London, SW1A 2HQ or email: public.enquiries@hmtreasury.gsi.gov.uk
2. Spread the word on social media
• Use ‪#‎saveadulteducation‬ on twitter and facebook, and tell the world about the positive impact adult education has had on your life, family and community
3. Sign our campaign petition at you.38degrees.org.uk/p/sae
WEA Herne Bay Branch organised a guided walk along the seafront on Saturday 20th June to mark Adult Learners’ Week 2015. Free and open to all, the walk was an opportunity to learn more about historic buildings and places of interest, and to introduce the WEA to new participants and members of the public. It was led by Ken Hando, an ex-councillor and long time resident of Herne Bay with a special interest in local history.