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The Objects of Thames Valley U3A Network are to advance the education of members of U3As in the network.

 

Also to encourage the provision of leisure activities for their social welfare by facilitating cooperation between U3As in the network. The name of our organisation is Thames Valley U3A Network and our role is to:

 

(i) organise and run conferences, lectures, seminars, courses;

 

(ii) publish books, pamphlets, reports, leaflets, journals, instructional matter and to produce films and videos;

 

(iii) participate in and assist in the development of neighbourhood and networked groupings of U3As;

 

 

A programme of Study Days will provide the main element of the 2009/10 programme for the Thames Valley U3A Region:

 

 

NETWORK TRAINING DAY

 

THAMES VALLEY NETWORK RIVERSIDE PROJECT

Throughout 2010 and 2011 U3As combine to walk and study the Thames Footpath and its environs.

 

The Initiation Meeting will be on Wednesday 21 April 2010 in Goring Village Hall. The end of the project will be a 3 day residential Study School to be held at Wellington College, Crowthorne in October 2011.

 

 

SUMMER SCHOOL 15 September 2010 at Merton College, Oxford

 

We regret that we have not had enough applications to enable us to run the proposed Summer school this year. We have, however, had 13 people who would like to come along so to try and encourage this support and not disappoint these members, we have arrange a study day with Merton College to include lunch and dinner in hall to give the taste of college life that was of great interest to some of us. Flyer and Application Form

 

Music – The development of Classical Music 28th June 2010 Rewley House, Oxford

 

Food science Day at the Museum of English Rural Life 7th October 2010 MERL, Reading

 

History of European Painting  10th November 2010  Rewley House, Oxford