Exmouth & District

u3a News

EXCITING NEWS! WE NOW HAVE A NEW WEBSITE. THIS MEANS THAT THE WEBSITE YOU ARE NOW ON WILL NO LONGER BE UPDATED. PLEASE GO TO OUR NEW WEBSITE BY CLICKING OR TAPPING ON THIS LINK IMMEDIATELY BELOW:

New Exmouth & District u3a website

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Exmouth & District AGM 2023

The documents for this year's AGM held on 11 May 2023 can be found under Annual General Meeting. Details of our new committee are in the WELCOME section and in the GENERAL ADMIN section (click or tap on the buttons above).

Risk Assessment Information

Please see updated risk assessment guidance from the Third Age Trust (TAT) (autumn 2022) and risk assessment forms. In the main these will be used by the Social Committee and Group Organisers. If you need any further information please contact the Groups Coordinator or the Chair by clicking or tapping on the CONTACT button above. The documents are available from the GENERAL ADMIN section.

National u3a Board of Review changes

After the AGM of the national u3a (the Third Age Trust) in 2022, there have been changes made nationally. These can be found in a short statement which can be accessed from Board of Review Changes since 2022 AGM.

Their Finest Hour

We have been contacted by Maggy Simms, u3a National Research & Shared Learning Coordinator about a project to collect memories of the 2nd World War. Please see https://theirfinesthour.english.ox.ac.uk and follow this link to a leaflet about sessions for u3a members held in May 2023 and how you can get involved. You can also follow the link from the u3a Express national newsletter.

10 Trees for 10 Years

These trees were planted in January 2023. Please look at the poster to see our 10 heritage fruit trees.

10th Anniversary Cruise

This cruise took place on 15 September 2022. See pictures at the side of the page.

Fire Safety in the Home

For more information on this please follow the link at the side of the page.

Thank you Tea

This was held on 18 August 2022 to thank all our volunteers. The picture at the side of the page demonstrates how enjoyable the occasion was.

Newsletter for the South West

This is available from the Newsletter page, although there does not seem to be a more recent SW newsletter than February 2022.

Communications within our u3a

We have a regular newsletter which can be found by clicking or tapping on the Newsletter button at the top, our own Facebook Group, YouTube channel, Connect and Learn Group for on-line learning and when necessary we issue occasional bulletins - also available from the Newsletter button.

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