U3ac Information

Twenty years ago my mother was swimming with U3AC at The Leys School and doing Spanish conversation (not at the same time!). Those two courses are still popular - just two of over 300 courses, nearly all taught by our member volunteers. At U3AC you'll find people who share your interests and enthusiasms, who want to keep mentally and physically active, who like a bit of structure in their week. We know it's all good for us but we do it because it's enjoyable: you'll never be bored. Once you're a member you can take it up a level and run a course or activity - by yourself or with a friend - or you could volunteer to help with office tasks or act as a steward at the lectures. As a charity we are run by our elected Board of Trustees ('Council' in U3AC speak); our AGM is open to all members. Day-to-day organisation is managed by our 3 staff members, known as 'The Office' (more U3AC speak). While they are generally your first point of contact, I am always happy to hear from members. Susan Honeyford