Tenby showcases adult learning

Tenby Community Learning Centre is to showcase the wide range of learning opportunities for adults between Friday, 14th May and 21st May.
The official opening of the Centre's Arts and Crafts exhibition will take place in the main hall on 14th May between 6.30pm and 7.30pm.
The exhibition will be open daily between 10am and 4pm from Monday, 17th May to Friday, 21st May.
During the week there will also be free Learning Pembrokeshire taster sessions for anyone to try.
The open sessions provide the opportunity for all learners to come and find out more about the different learning activities available at Tenby Community Learning Centre.
"Come along and join in the activities, or if you prefer, you can just watch and ask questions," said Rosemary Tippett Maudsley, Lifelong Learning Area Co-ordinator for South Pembrokeshire.
"This is a wonderful opportunity to find out more before committing to a course."
Open/free taster sessions
Monday 10am - 1pm Stained Glass
1pm - 3pm Recycled crafts (Make a brooch or bag)
Tuesday 10am -12.30pm Art - Mixed media
1.30pm - 4.00pm Art - Watercolours
Wednesday 9.30am - 12pm Art - Watercolours
10am - 12.30pm Creative Writing
Thursday 7pm - 9pm Awards Evening
Friday 9.30am -12pm Art - Watercolours
12.30 - 2.30pm Jewellery Making
The Awards Evening will be held on Thursday, 20th May, when learners who were successful in last year's external examinations will be presented with their certificates.
This year's ceremony is particularly significant as the centre's first Adult Learner of the Year - Judith Barrow - will be there to talk about her learning journey and officially launching her first novel ‘Pattern of Shadows'.
* For further information, contact Tenby Community Learning Centre on 01834 843297

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