COMMUNITY COURSE GUIDE For the Shipley District August 2018 - July 2019

This booklet was produced by on behalf of the Supported by Shipley & District Community Education Network Shipley Area Committee 1 CONTENTS

Take a look at some of the courses available through the following organisations

Baildon Community Link ����������������������������������������������08 The Cellar Trust ��������������������������������������������������������������09 Cottingley Community Centre �������������������������������������10 HALE (Health Action Local Engagement) �����������������11 HIVE �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������14 Kirkgate Centre �������������������������������������������������������������� 22 Shipley College �������������������������������������������������������������� 25 Childcare ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� 26 Health & Social Care ������������������������������������������������������� 27 Access ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 28 Creative, Leisure, Healthy Living, Fitness & Dancing ������������������������������������������������������������ 29

Supported by Horticulture �������������������������������������������������������������������������30 Shipley Area Committee Languages ���������������������������������������������������������������������������30 English, maths & ESOL ���������������������������������������������������� 31 Teacher Training �������������������������������������������������������������� 32 Shipley Youth Cafe �������������������������������������������������������� 33 St Hugh’s Centre ������������������������������������������������������������34 Victoria Hall, ���������������������������������������������������� 35 Windhill Community Centre ����������������������������������������36 Useful Contacts �������������������������������������������������������������� 38

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2 3 SHIPLEY & DISTRICT COMMUNITY EDUCATION NETWORK SUMMER 2018

Shipley & District Community Education Network is a group of people and organisations working together to bring education & training opportunities to local people.

There is always lots going on in the Shipley If you have any feedback about this & District Community. This guide has been publication, or would like to be included in put together for you whether you are future editions, please contact the Marketing looking for short beginners courses, higher Team at Shipley College on 01274 327200 or level qualifications, advice sessions, arts & email [email protected]. crafts, fun days out or getting involved in your local neighbourhood. We hope you find the information you are looking for. All of the If you require this organisations have contact information so if you have any questions, please feel free to publication in an alternative get in contact with them directly. format such as large print, Some courses in this booklet have fees please contact Shipley attached to them and some are available through medical referral only. Remember to College Student Services on ask about this when you contact the centre 01274 327281. offering your course. This booklet has been produced by Shipley College on behalf of the Shipley & District Community Education Network.

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LEARNING IN THE COMMUNITY

Sometimes you need some flexibility to fit a course in with your day-to-day life. Shipley College works in partnership with local Community Centres to support you with this and provide training. These centres provide a local venue to access a range of Shipley College courses from IT to English, maths, Childcare and many more. EVENTS

Benefits of learning at your local The majority of our courses through Shipley College community centre: Shipley College are held at our main Hive • Learn at your local centre at campus buildings in Saltaire: Open Days 2018/19 Enrolment Day flexible times. Shipley College, Salt Building, Victoria Wednesday 1st August 2018, • Friendly and supportive staff Road, Shipley BD18 3LQ, FULL-TIME COURSES, PART-TIME COURSES, from 10am to help you. Tel: 01274 327222 TRAINEESHIPS AND APPRENTICESHIPS We will have one enrolment • Free crèche facilities available We also have a number of classes Our College Open Days are a great opportunity for you to find day for the year. You can at some centres (please check which are run as distance learning in out about courses available, meet some of the tutors, ask any book on to classes for with individual centres). the community in the following centres questions you have and enrol on the course of your choice. all three terms at once if • High quality IT facilities in • Strong Close Nursery School and required. comfortable surroundings. Children’s Centre For further course information • Courses may be free to you, • Lower Grange Youth & Community and future enrolment days, please ring the centres for Centre more information. please visit our website: • Meridian Centre ww.hivebradford.org.uk Interested in finding out more? • Windhill Community Centre Please phone or call into any of the • Milan Centre, Victor Street centres for more information on the • Scholemoor Community Centre full range of courses available. • The Life Centre

For more information on studying at Shipley College and all of our courses available please see www.shipley.ac.uk or call us on 01274 327327

For more information on studying at Shipley College and all of our courses available, please see www.shipley.ac.uk or call us on 01274 327 327

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Building brighter futures with people recovering from mental health problems. COMMUNITY LINK PATHWAYS TO EMPLOYMENT Tel: 01274 588681 We are a charity that provides support to people Once a person feels ready to start thinking about recovering from mental health problems, in the employment they can access our employment , , and areas. pathway. We help by finding work placements and Our Main Hall, Lounge and Meeting Room are all available for We understand that recovery is very personal; providing personalised support with writing CVs, hire. We are able to offer suitable facilities for a variety of groups, it can mean different things to different people. job searching, completing job applications and That’s why we provide tailored support to help preparing for interviews. We also provide courses including: community activities, children’s parties, our clients move forward and improve their and support for people who are interested in committee meetings etc. mental health and wellbeing, in a way which can returning to education. complement any additional support they are Our personal and professional development courses receiving through medical professionals or other are accessible to any of our clients. They are run in MONDAY: There is a communal kitchen available to all services. centre users for preparing drinks and snacks, a relaxed, informal way and we cover topics such as Rag Rugging Craft Group 9.30am-12.30pm and the Main Hall has a separate kitchenette. We offer a range of personalised pathways that can confidence building, assertiveness, managing stress Seated Exercise 11-11.45am Call or email us for details of prices and help people to develop self-confidence, motivation and building resilience. and skills. In our pre-employment pathway, we Seniors Active Exercise 11.45am-12.45pm availability. Our services are available to you if you have medium currently offer four skill shops, which include: to severe or longer term mental health problems Painting 1-3pm Catering, Retail, Woodwork and Horticulture. and are currently unemployed or employed but Several of our skill shops operate as social having difficulty attending or staying in work. TUESDAY: enterprises, which mean people gain experience in an environment which is supportive but also a real To access our services, you can self-refer by calling Seniors Active Exercise 11.30am-12.30pm commercial setting. Some of our skill shops also us on our referral line 01274 588002 or ask to be provide people with the opportunity to undertake referred by a GP, psychiatrist, psychologist, social WEDNESDAY: accredited qualifications. We can also support worker, community psychiatric nurse, or another people with obtaining volunteering opportunities. secondary mental health professional. Seniors Active Exercise 11.45am-12.45pm Baildon Community Link 35 Cliffe Ave, Baildon BD17 6NX THURSDAY Farfield Road, Shipley, BD18 4QP Tel: 01274 588681 Bridge Group 1.30-3.30pm Email: [email protected] Tel: 01274 586474 Web: www.baildonlink.wordpress.com Email: [email protected] Facebook: /BaildonCommunityLink Web: www.thecellartrust.org

8 9 COTTINGLEY COMMUNITY CENTRE Tel: 01274 512800 WHO WE ARE We are a community centre for all providing a friendly setting for private functions, as well as HEALTH ACTION socialising, learning and exercising in your local community. We also have a business centre with full conferencing facilities and onsite catering and a fully licensed bar! There is a lift connecting all floors with accessible toilets on each level. In addition, we have a friendly community café providing affordable meals and a great space to sit and chat with a friend. LOCAL ENGAGEMENT ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR HIRE Tel: 01274 271088 We have a Community Hall that can cater for larger functions, a lounge and a number of meeting rooms which hold up to 25 people. The facilities are suitable for board meetings, children’s parties, sit down HALE is a local charity that works with people of all ages and meals, exhibitions and more. We also have a small meeting room ideal for counselling and mediation backgrounds, to improve their health and wellbeing. Our purpose sessions which can accommodate a maximum of 6 people. is to improve health where there is the greatest need. Access can be given to the kitchen or catering can be provided, as well as a range of other equipment to fulfil the requirements for your event. Cottingley Community Centre is a Registered Charity and works in close partnership with local residents of Cottingley, Bradford Metropolitan District Council, the We look to increase aspiration and wellbeing in • Our Community Connector project has been Diocese of Bradford and other local organisations. local communities across Bradford, particularly set up to support people who are stressed looking at ways to support people to get and anxious to rebuild their confidence and to involved in activities that can improve their link back in with their community. MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY health and wellbeing. Working in partnership • We are always looking for people to share Pilates 9.45-10.45am Scrapbooking Club 9am-12pm Indoor Bowls 1.30-3.30pm with others, we will use community settings, their ideas and thoughts creatively about schools, allotments and our own converted bus. Seated Exercise Class 11am-12pm Family History 10am-12pm Under 18’s night how they can support others to look after Tea Dance 1.30-3.30pm Job Club 1-3pm (1st Friday of every month) • Our youth work in Baildon and across themselves through our Engage Project 5:30-8pm Bradford supports young people to have a Weight Watchers 6-7pm Knit and Knatter 1-3pm HALE are always looking for volunteers to Ballroom Dancing voice in their community and to address any Slimming World 5.30-7pm & support the work of our dedicated team - (3rd Friday of every month) issues particularly around Social Action. 7.30-9pm please contact us if you are interested in TUESDAY 7:30-10pm • Our befriending programme supports older getting involved. Cottingley Computer Club people who due to frailty, dementia or 10am-12pm For more information on who we are and what THURSDAY disabilities become very isolated and we are SATURDAY we do, www.haleproject.org.uk. Senior Citizens (fortnightly) Film Matinee 1-3.30pm always looking for volunteers to spend an Saturday Dance 2-3pm hour visiting them and getting to know them Line Dancing 5-6.30pm (1st Saturday of every month) Art Club 3-5pm as friends. Joy Choir 7:30-9:30pm 7:30-10:30pm Sewing Class 7-9pm Bradford Camera Club • We run a number of social groups for Taekwondo 7-9pm 7:30-9:30pm SUNDAY people over 50, such as a ladies Chit-Chat HALE (Health Action Local Engagement) group and a Gentleman’s club. 1 Westgate, Shipley, BD18 3QX Community Sunday Dinner Cottingley Community Centre, Littlelands, Cottingley BD16 1AL (1st Sunday of every month) • We also run social groups for people with Tel: 01274 271088 12-2pm memory problems and their carers Tel: 01274 512800 You can also find us on [email protected] Facebook at: /HALEproject and follow us www.cottingleycommunitycentre.net on Twitter: @HALEproject

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Emerald A social group for men What’s On Guide and women to meet up Suite, Rebecca Windhill 2pm for games, activities and Grech Social Guys & Dolls Tuesday Green Medical -4pm laughter. 07840 Centre,|BD18 099498 – Summer 2018 Costs £3.50 including 1QB refreshments A fun social event for older people who are Moravian feeling isolated or down, TYPE OF ACTIVITY VENUE DATE TIME NOTES CONTACT Baildon Church Hall, First 1.30pm - and those who are Carol Sadowyj ACTIVITY Social Wellbeing West Fold, Thursday of 3.30pm becoming forgetful to 07946 154161 Kirkgate Café Baildon, every month attend with their carer. Community BD17 5EL 9.45am Gentle exercise session Seated Centre, Liz Chapman The Café costs £3 and Exercise Thursday - for the over 55’s. Exercise 39A Kirkgate, 07505 145153 includes refreshments 10.45am Shipley, Cost: £3 per session A fun social event for BD18 3EH older people who are feeling isolated or down Meet at Mens James St Mathews or those becoming Exercise / Noble Comb, Meet at Meet at the Noble Comb and First Walking Wednesdays Howgego Church, forgetful can attend with Social Otley Rd, 1pm take part in a short walks Wednesday 1.30pm - Shirley Weaver Group 07946 155347 Social Wellbeing Main Street, their carer. BD1 3ST of every 3.30pm 07535 660958 Café Wilsden month A project to test the public of Bradford District for high blood BD15 0DZ The Café costs £3 and Hypertension pressure. We can be booked for sessions or events at community Hannah Child includes refreshments, Health Outreach groups, workplaces & health events and will provide a free test 07398 351792 entertainment, dancing Project along with some health advice. and chatting. HALE Project, Woodwork workshop for A fun social event for Woodwork 1 Westgate, Cara McTasney older people who are Social Mondays 1-3pm all abilities Workshop Shipley, 07946 154139 Wesley’s Café, feeling isolated or down BD18 3QX Cost: £3 per session. Baildon or those becoming forgetful can attend with Bracken Hall Baildon Methodist 1pm- Shirley Weaver Social Thursday their carer. Countryside James Buddies Church, 3pm 07535 660958 Baildon 10am – Woodwork group for men, Newton Way, Social Centre, Glen Thursday Howgego The Café costs £3 and Mens Shed 12noon no experience necessary BD17 5NH Rd, Baildon 07946 155347 includes refreshments, BD17 5EA entertainment, dancing and chatting. HALE Project, Sewing workshops for all Sewing 1 Westgate, 10am abilities, with an experienced Cara McTasney Social group for anyone Social Thursday Workshop Shipley, -2pm tutor. 07946 154139 aged 50+, especially BD18 3QX those who are feeling Cost: £3 per session Methodist isolated or down, and Open to locals in the Crag Church, Crag Rd Wrose 1.30pm - those who are becoming Shirley Weaver 1 pm and Owlet Area Cara McTasney Social Thornacre Monday Social Crafts Group Methodist Thursday Buddies forgetful as well as their 07535 660958 -3pm 07946 154139 Road, 3.30pm Church partner/carer. Cost: £2 per session Wrose, For ladies only. Includes BD18 1JY Cost: £3 including Peaselands, entertainment and Chit Chat 1.30pm light refreshments, friendly Westcliffe Shirley Weaver refreshments. Social Club Wednesday - chat and the occasional quiz Road, Shipley, or game. 07535 660958 Condom distribution, (ladies only) 3.30pm The team BD18 3DX chlamydia screening, visit various Costs £3.50 per week information and locations Friendly, informal singing signposting LOCALA across group for people with Sexual Wesley’s Café, Sexual Bradford Tuesday and Sessions at youth clubs, Laura Sewell Baildon memory problems, carers, Health using the Third Friday Health Thursday community centres, 07507 763597 Singalong-a- Methodist 1.30pm family and friends. Meet new Shirley Weaver Information Mobile Social of the Outreach housing providers, Baildon Church, – 3pm people and feel the benefit 07535 660958 Outreach Bus. month of singing together in a schools, colleges etc Newton Way, can be booked – please social environment. Call/Text for BD17 5NH call Laura for more details Cost: £1 per week information. For men only. A chance Holdsworthy People in the local Peaselands, to socialise and meet new Blooming St (between community have taken Gentlemen’s Joel Howard- Westcliffe 1pm friends for a cuppa and a Jake Pollard Marvellous Stubbing Way Thursday 1pm – this space as their own Social Club Monday Wellbeing Birt Road, Shipley, -3pm chat. 01274 271088 Community and Annie St) (Fortnightly) 4pm mini allotments and (men only) 07946 154345 BD18 3DX Garden just off Crag wonderful outdoor space. Costs £3.50 per week Rd, BD18 Come along and join in

12 13 Ceramics Visual Arts Ceramics is one of Hive’s specialties and this year This year we are offering visual art courses Tel: 01274 598928 we are running a varied programme of courses in Painting, Drawing, and Printmaking. We to suit everyone. Our programme is designed to have a number of opportunities available for provide plenty of opportunity to try something the absolute beginner through to the most new or to develop and refine existing skills. Hive experienced student. Our tutors create an We have worked for 35 years to promote and deliver fantastic creates an environment where experimentation inspiring environment in which you will be is encouraged and supported and we love to see encouraged to explore your skills and your creative activities, covering all areas of visual arts & crafts, the work that our students create over the year, creativity. to communities across Bradford. We offer opportunities for often showcasing the work via our social media personal development through a combination of formal and platforms. Stained Glass informal supported training and a creative space. These art Our stained glass courses guide you to design and design courses are available to everyone over the age of and create traditional and modern stained glass 16 and run from September to July. panels, exploring different methods including lead and copper foil work. We also run projects on site and out in the community because we believe creative activity is a vital contributor to good health and wellbeing. All adults and children from different cultural and economic backgrounds are welcome. We also work with young offenders, New Courses people living with mild to moderate mental health issues and those with physical disabilities Hive will be running a variety of new courses that or other additional needs, including people on the autism spectrum and people with includes jewellery making, stone carving, mixed dementia. We look forward to welcoming you to Hive. craft and family activities so there is something to suit everyone.

Independent Drop-In Service Volunteering Textiles Our skills–based textile classes at Hive offer The independent drop-in service allows We offer a variety of volunteering you opportunities to learn a range of practical access to our woodwork, pottery and opportunities in a creative environment. and creative techniques. Our courses have general arts and crafts facility outside emphasis on decorative techniques and sewing class times. Hive Enrolment Day skills. You will be able to explore traditional and contemporary design work in a number of To use this service we ask that you: Wednesday 1st August, from 10am. different ways. • Are a member of Hive We will have one enrolment day for the • Attend a pottery induction year. You can book onto classes for all (if you wish to use the pottery area) three terms at once if required. Woodwork • Attend a woodwork induction Our woodwork facility is equipped with For further course information and future (If you wish to use the woodwork area) specialised woodworking machinery, power WEA Classes enrolment days, please visit our website: tools and hand tools. We offer courses suitable Hive is hosting 9 WEA courses this year in: www.hivebradford.org.uk To use the woodwork and pottery areas we for complete beginners and more experienced Knitting and Crochet, Sewing, and Mixed crafts. also ask that you have some experience in woodworkers. These include basic DIY and These courses are booked directly through the these subjects. specialised courses looking at joinery skills and WEA. www.wea.org.uk/yorkshire-and-humber furniture making. All courses are delivered by 0113 2453304 experienced and knowledgeable tutors.

Hive, Kirkgate, Shipley BD18 3EH

Tel: 01274 598928 Email: [email protected] Web: www.hivebradford.org.uk

14 15 COURSE TITLE TUTOR DATES DAY DURATION TIME FEES TERM 1 CERAMICS SATURDAY CLUB Ceramics for all Gill Smith 17 Sept - 26 Nov 18 Monday 10 Sessions 1 – 3pm £80 Check our calendar Drop in on Saturday for on the website 11am – Saturdays £5 Pottery – PM Jane Hurford 17 Sept – 26 Nov 18 Monday 10 Sessions 7 – 9pm £80 Ceramics or Sewing for up-to-date 4pm 10am – information Pottery – AM Jane Hurford 18 Sep – 27 Nov 18 Tuesday 10 Sessions £80 12pm ART HISTORY Pottery – PM Jane Hurford 18 Sep – 27 Nov 18 Tuesday 10 Sessions 7 – 9pm £80 Art History – Every 1.30 – 10am – Jennie Kiff 18 Sept– 16 Oct 18 Tuesday 5 Sessions £40 Feats of clay Jane Hurford 07 Oct – 28 Oct 18 Sunday 3 Sessions £70 picture tells a story 2.30pm 3.30pm Art History – 10am – 10am – Jennie Kiff 03 Nov 18 Sunday 1 Session £35 Raku 1 Richard Smith 29 Sept – 27 Oct 18 Saturday 3 Sessions £45 War Artists 2pm 1pm FAMILY & KIDS ACTIVITIES Egyptian Paste Richard Smith 06 Nov 18 Tuesday 1 Session 1 – 4pm £25 12.30 – STAINED GLASS 3.30pm Shadow Play and Monday Karolina (x2) Beginners Stained Saturday/ 10am – Performance 22 Oct – 25 Oct 18 Tuesday 3 Sessions £40 Geoff Goss 17 – 18 Nov 18 2 Sessions £56 Haluszczak 6.30 – Glass (Leaded Work) Sunday 5.30pm (5-8 Year olds) Wednesday 7.30pm Stained Glass (Early Geoff Goss 18 Sep – 27 Nov 18 Tuesday 10 Sessions 1 – 3pm £80 (x1) Afternoon) 4 – Stained Glass (Late 3.30 – 7.30pm Geoff Goss 18 Sep – 27 Nov 18 Tuesday 10 Sessions £80 Shadow Play & Monday Afternoon) 5.30pm Karolina (x2) Performance 22 Oct – 25 Oct 18 Tuesday 3 Sessions £45 Haluszczak 6.30 – VISUAL ARTS (8-12 Year olds) Wednesday 7.30pm Painting & Drawing 10am – Jane McDonald 18 Sep – 27 Nov 18 Tuesday 10 Sessions £90 (x1) (Still Life) 12pm Making a Christmas Karolina Saturday/ 10am – 6.30 – Zoetrope Installation 8 Dec – 9 Dec 18 2 Sessions £27 Painting & Drawing Jane McDonald 18 Sep – 29 Nov 18 Tuesday 7 Sessions £66 Haluszczak Sunday 12pm 8.30pm (5-8 year olds) Learn to Draw – The 10am – Making a Christmas Jane McDonald 21 Oct 18 Sunday 1 Session £25 Karolina Saturday/ 1.30 – Basics 3pm Zoetrope Installation 8 Dec – 9 Dec 18 2 Sessions £28 Haluszczak Sunday 4pm Life Drawing Jane McDonald 20 Sep - 29 Nov 18 Thursday 10 Sessions 7 – 9pm £110 (8-12 Year olds) 10am- *Parent and Child Lino Printing Claire Rookes 14 Sept – 23 Nov 18 Friday 10 Sessions £89 Vic Buta 20 Sept – 29 Nov 18 Thursday 10 Sessions 4 – 6pm £101 12pm Mixed Media Sunday Afternoon 1.30 – TEXTILES Gill Smith 14 Oct 18 Sunday 1 Session £27 Treats: Knitting 3.00pm 3.30 – Sewing For All (WEA) Gill Smith 19 Sep – 12 Dec 18 Wednesday 10 Sessions WEA Sunday Afternoon 5.30pm 10am – Treats: Hand Gill Smith 11 Nov 18 Sunday 1 Session £27 12pm Knitting & Crochet 6.30 – Embroidery Gill Smith 19 Sep – 12 Dec 18 Wednesday 10 Sessions WEA (WEA) 8.30pm Stop Motion Animation: 10am – Abigail Fraser 27 Oct 18 Saturday 1 Session £17 Creative Hand Loom 10am – Spooky Motion 12pm Graham Preston 30 Sept – 2 Dec 18 Sunday 8 Sessions £105 Weaving for Beginners 1pm Stop Motion Animation: 10am – Abigail Fraser 15 Dec 18 Saturday 1 Session £17 Fabulous Felted Winter Wonderland 12pm Flowers & Pretty Rachel Lee 19 Oct 18 Friday 1 Session 1 – 1.30pm £15 Pumpkins JEWELLERY COURSES Karolina Fabulous Felted Gifts Rachel Lee 09 Nov 18 Friday 1 Session 1 – 1.30pm £15 Jewellery Making 18 Sept – 27 Nov 18 Tuesday 10 Sessions 7 – 9pm £95 Haluszczak 10am – Intro to Craftivism Gill Smith 13 Sept – 04 Oct 18 Thursday 4 Sessions £45 Intro to Wire & Beading 12pm Jayne Kennedy 02 Dec 18 Sunday 1 Session 2 – 5pm £20 – Suncatchers WOODWORK Ring Making (Silver Elaine 10am – 01 Dec 18 Saturday 1 Session £50 Woodwork Taster Smithing) Douthwaite 5pm Simon Allan 22 Oct 18 Saturday 1 Session 1 – 3pm Free Session Bangle Making (Silver Elaine 10am – 8 Dec 18 Saturday 1 Session £50 10am – Smithing) Douthwaite 5pm Woodwork Beginners Simon Allan 06 Oct – 20 Oct 18 Saturday 3 Sessions £49 3pm MIXED CRAFT COURSES Stone Carving Taster 1 Martin Bond 04 Nov 18 Sunday 1 Session 1 – 3pm £30 Made Easy (Mixed 12.30 – 10am – Jane Mcdonald 19 Sept – 28 Nov 18 Wednesday 10 Sessions WEA Stone Carving Taster 2 Martin Bond 25 Nov 18 Sunday 1 Session £30 Crafts) (WEA) 2.30pm 12pn Christmas Decorations Jayne Kennedy 28 Oct – 04 Nov 18 Sunday 2 Sessions 2 – 5pm £35 10am – Sculpture Course Vic Buta 29 Oct – 26 Nov 18 Monday 5 Sessions £50 12pm Woodwork Skill Builder Martin Measures

16 17 COURSE TITLE TUTOR DATES DAY DURATION TIME FEES TERM 2 CERAMICS ART HISTORY Art History – Exploring Ceramics for All Gill Smith 14 Jan – 25 Mar 19 Monday 10 Sessions 1 – 3pm £80 Jennie Kitt 17 Jan – 28 Mar 19 Thursday 10 Sessions 10am – 2pm £80 Famous Paintings Experimenting with 10am – Gill Smith 14 Jan – 25 Mar 19 Monday 10 Sessions £80 Ceramics Slips 12pm FAMILY & KIDS ACTIVITIES Pottery – PM Jane Hurford 14 Jan – 26 Mar 19 Monday 10 Sessions 7 – 9pm £80 Monday Decorative Mosaic Karolina 15 Apr – 18 Apr 19 Tuesday 3 Sessions 1 – 3pm £35 10am – Sculpture Haluszczak Pottery – AM Jane Hurford 14 Jan – 25 Mar 19 Tuesday 10 Sessions £80 Wednesday 12pm *Parent and Child Pottery – PM Jane Hurford 15 Jan – 26 Mar 19 Tuesday 10 Sessions 7 – 9pm £80 Vic Buta 17 Jan – 28 Mar 19 Thursday 10 Sessions 4 – 6pm £101 Mixed Media Ceramic Sculpture 10am – Jane Hurford 20 Jan – 10 Feb 19 Sunday 3 Sessions £65 *Parent and Child 10am – Course 3.30pm Rachel Lee 22 Feb 19 Friday 1 Session £40 Felting Fiesta 12.30pm Raku - 2 Richard Smith 09 Mar – 06 Apr 19 Saturday 3 Sessions 10am – 1pm £45 Sunday Afternoon Gill Smith 27 Jan 19 Sunday 1 Session 1.30 – 3pm £27 Egyptian Paste Richard Smith 12 Mar 19 Tuesday 1 Session 1 – 4pm £20 Treats: Crochet STAINED GLASS Sunday Afternoon Treats: Machine Gill Smith 10 Mar 19 Sunday 1 Session 1.30 – 3pm £27 Stained Glass Geoff Goss 15 Jan – 26 Mar 19 Tuesday 10 Sessions 1 – 3pm £80 Embroidery (Early Afternoon) Stop Motion Animation: 10am – Stained Glass 3.30 – Abigail Fraser 09 Feb 19 Saturday 1 Session £17 Geoff Goss 15 Jan – 26 Mar 19 Tuesday 10 Sessions £80 Valentine Special 12pm (Late Afternoon) 5.30pm Stop Motion Animation: 10am – Abigail Fraser 13 Apr 19 Saturday 1 Session £17 VISUAL ARTS Easter Special 12pm 10am – Painting & Drawing – AM Jane McDonald 15 Jan – 26 Mar 19 Tuesday 10 Sessions £90 JEWELLERY COURSES 12 pm Karolina Jewellery Making 15 Jan – 26 Mar 19 Tuesday 10 Sessions 7 – 9pm £95 12.30 – Haluszczak Painting & Drawing – PM Jane McDonald 17 Jan – 28 Mar 19 Thursday 10 Sessions £110 2.30pm Elaine Learn to Draw – Intro to Silver Clay 02 Feb 19 Saturday 1 Session 10am – 5pm £50 Jane McDonald 13 Jan 19 Sunday 1 Session 10am – 3pm £32 Douthwaite The Basics Elaine Learn to Draw – Silver Clay Day 02 Mar 19 Saturday 1 Session 10am – 5pm £50 Jane McDonald 10 Mar 19 Sunday 1 Session 10am – 3pm £32 Douthwaite The Basics MIXED CRAFTS COURSES Printing & Embossing Claire Rookes 15 Jan – 26 Mar 19 Tuesday 10 Sessions 7 – 9pm £89 Made Easy Mixed Crafts 12.30 – Clay with Linocuts Jane Mcdonald 16 Jan – 27 Mar 19 Wednesday 10 Sessions WEA (WEA) 2.30pm TEXTILES Decorative Wire & 3.30 – Jayne Kennedy 03 Feb 19 Sunday 1 Session 10am – 1pm £20 Sewing For All (WEA) Gill Smith 16 Jan – 10 Apr 19 Wednesday 12 Sessions WEA Beading 5.30pm Decoupage Knitting & Crochet 6.30 – Gill Smith 16 Jan – 10 Apr 19 Wednesday 12 Sessions WEA Transforming Everyday Jayne Kennedy 17 Mar 19 Sunday 1 Session 10am – 1pm £20 (WEA) 8.30pm Objects Stitch journals: Textiles Claire Wellesley 20 Jan 19 Sunday 1 Session 10am – 3pm £50 as a daily practice Smith Piercing & Patching: Claire Wellesley Sustainable textile 17 Feb 19 Sunday 1 Session 10am – 3pm £50 Smith making for wellbeing WOODWORK Woodwork Taster Simon Allan 15 Jan 19 Saturday 1 Session 1 – 3pm Free Session Woodwork Improvers Simon Allan 02 Mar – 30 Mar 19 Saturday 5 Sessions 11am – 3pm £78 Woodwork Tool Sharpening & Simon Allan 06 Apr 19 Saturday 1 Session 10am – 4pm £40 Maintenance Picture Framing Simon Allan 02 Apr – 16 Apr 19 Tuesday 3 Sessions 6 – 9pm £57 DIY Simple Woodwork Simon Allan 26 Jan – 02 Feb 19 Saturday 2 Sessions 1 – 4pm £35 Woodwork Project Simon Allan 14 Jan – 18 Mar 19 Monday 9 Sessions 6 – 8.30pm £95 Club 10am – Sculpture Course Vic Buta 14 Jan – 25 Mar 19 Monday 10 Sessions £85 12pm

18 19 COURSE TITLE TUTOR DATES DAY DURATION TIME FEES TERM 3 Woodwork – Making CERAMICS Simon Allan 13 May – 20 May 19 Monday 2 Sessions 6 – 9pm £40 Traditional Hand Tools Experimenting with 10am – Gill Smith 29 Apr – 08 July 19 Monday 10 Sessions £80 Glazing your Pottery 12pm Woodwork Skill Builder Martin Measures Free 10am – Ceramics for All Gill Smith 29 Apr – 08 July 19 Monday 10 Sessions 1 – 3pm £80 Sculpture Vic Buta 29 Apr – 08 July 19 Monday 10 Sessions £85 12pm Pottery – PM Jane Hurford 29 Apr – 24 Jun 19 Monday 8 Sessions 7 – 9pm £65 FAMILY & KIDS ACTIVITIES 10am – Pottery – AM Jane Hurford 30 Apr – 25 Jun 19 Tuesday 8 Sessions £65 *Parent & Child Mixed 12pm Vic Buta 02 May – 11 July 19 Thursday 10 Sessions 4 – 6pm £101 Media Pottery – PM Jane Hurford 30 Apr – 09 July 19 Tuesday 10 Sessions 7 – 9pm £80 Tuesday Draw to Print Summer Raku 3 Richard Smith 11 May – 08 Jun 19 Saturday 3 Sessions 10am – 1pm £45 Jane Mcdonald 23 July – 25 July 19 Wednesday 3 Sessions 10am – 3pm £20 School (11-17 year olds) Raku 4 Richard Smith 15 Jun – 13 July 19 Saturday 3 Sessions 10am – 1pm £45 Thursday Egyptian Paste Richard Smith 11 Jun 19 Tuesday 1 Session 1 – 4pm £20 Sunday Afternoon Gill Smith 19 May 19 Sunday 1 Session 1.30 – 3pm £27 STAINED GLASS Treats: Sewing Sunday Afternoon Stained Glass (Early Geoff Goss 30 Apr – 09 July 19 Tuesday 10 Sessions 1 – 3pm £80 Treats: Craft Dorset Gill Smith 16 Jun 19 Sunday 1 Session 1.30 – 3pm £27 Afternoon) Buttons Stained Glass (Late 3.30 – Beehive Art Club Karolina Geoff Goss 30 Apr – 09 July 19 Tuesday 10 Sessions £80 21 July 19 Sunday 1 Session 1.30 – 3pm £20 Afternoon) 5.30pm Summer – Suncatcher Haluszczak Beginners Stained Beehive Art Club Saturday/ 10am – Karolina 9.30am – Glass (Copper Foil Geoff Goss 25 & 26 May 19 2 Sessions £56 Summer – Making a 21 July 19 Sunday 1 Session £20 Sunday 5.30pm Haluszczak 12.30pm Work) Weekend Tee-pi for your garden VISUAL ARTS JEWELLERY COURSES 10am – Karolina Painting & Drawing Jane McDonald 30 Apr – 09 July 19 Tuesday 10 Sessions £90 Jewellery Making 30 Apr – 09 July 19 Tuesday 10 Sessions 7 – 9pm £95 12pm Haluszczak 6.30 – Making a Bracelet Elaine Draw to Print Jane McDonald 30 Apr – 18 Jun 19 Wednesday 7 Sessions £60 18 May 19 Sunday 1 Session 10am – 5pm £50 8.30pm Chain Douthwaite Life Drawing Jane McDonald 02 May – 11 July 18 Thursday 10 Sessions 7 – 9pm £110 MIXED CRAFTS COURSES Tuesday Draw to Print Summer Made Easy Mixed Crafts 12.30 – Jane Mcdonald 23 July – 25 July 19 Wednesday 3 Sessions 10am – 3pm £70 Jane Mcdonald 01 May – 10 July 19 Wednesday 10 Sessions WEA School (WEA) 2.30pm Thursday 10am – Screen print weekends Claire Rookes 04 May – 18 May 19 Saturday 3 Sessions £71 3.30pm Capturing Light – Paul Reece 09 Jun 19 Sunday 1 Session 10am – 3pm £25 Pinhole Camera Capturing Light – Paul Reece 14 July 19 Sunday 1 Session 10am – 3pm £25 Pinhole Camera TEXTILES 3.30 – Sewing For All (WEA) Gill Smith 01 May – 27 July 19 Wednesday 12 Sessions WEA 5.30pm Knitting & Crochet 6.30 – Gill Smith 01 May – 24 July 19 Wednesday 12 Sessions WEA (WEA) 8.30pm Felted Landscapes Rachel Lee 05 May 19 Friday 1 Session 1 – 1.30pm £19 WOODWORK Woodwork Taster Simon Allan 04 May 19 Saturday 1 Session Free Session DIY Using Drills & Simon Allan 03 Jun 19 Monday 1 Session 6 – 9pm £20 Power Tools DIY Decorating Tips & Simon Allan 17 Jun – 01 July 19 Monday 3 Sessions 7 – 9pm £40 Tricks Woodwork Dovetail Simon Allan 08 Jun – 22 Jun 19 Saturday 3 Sessions 1 – 4pm £45 Joints Woodwork – Machine Simon Allan 13 July 19 Saturday 1 Session 10am – 4pm £45 Woodworking Premium

20 21 Tuesday Social – Tuesdays, 10am – 2pm, £4 Sing for Joy – Wednesdays, 2pm, Free A friendly group for people who enjoy It’s not just fun, it’s good for you! Call in and socialising whilst preparing and sharing a light join this friendly group, no matter how good lunch together. (Starts Tuesday 15th May 2018). or bad you think your singing is! Supported by Bradford Council. Supported by Champions Show the Way.

Gentle Exercise – Thursdays, 9.45 – 10.45am, £3 Owlet Dance – Thursdays, 1 – 3pm, £1 KIRKGATE CENTRE A seated class for the over 55’s which is run by A long established tea dance – HALE. Contact HALE on 01274 271088. sequence dancing and fine company. Suitable for all abilities. Tel: 01274 580186 Kirkgate Book Group – Fourth Thursday of the month, 2 – 3pm, £2 Painting with Chris – Mondays, 1 – 3pm, The Kirkgate Centre is a busy community and social action centre If you love reading, this small and friendly Thursdays 10am – 12pm, £2 in Shipley. Our aim is to improve the quality of life for our local group may be for you. Books are provided Over 55 and never learnt to paint? Here’s your community. The centre is home to a wide range of classes, workshops free by . chance! Everything you need is provided, but and community groups, you can check out below our provision for Supported by the Big Lottery Fund. please wear clothes you don’t mind getting marked. Supported by the Big Lottery Fund. the over 50’s. Kirkgate IT Club – Tuesdays, 12 – 2pm, £2 Over 55, have a laptop and need some help Shipley Swimming Buddies – Our evening and weekend sessions can be viewed via our website. to use it? This club might help! Pop along Alternate Tuesdays, 10.30am and see if this is right for you. Over 50 and like swimming? Meet at the Supported by the Big Lottery Fund. Kirkgate Centre for a dip in Shipley Pool, ACTIVITIES & COURSES AVAILABLE returning to the centre for a cuppa. Wednesday Social – FOR ANYONE AGED 50 AND OVER: Supported by the Big Lottery Fund. Wednesdays 11.30am – 3.30pm, £4 Afternoon Matinees – Mondays from 1pm, £3 Craft Club – First Wednesday of the month - Enjoy a variety of sandwiches, cakes and tea Vocal Aires – Fridays, 1 – 3pm, £1 Enjoy a cuppa and a chat, followed by a big 7 - 9pm or Third Wednesday of the month – whilst listening to old time records. Followed A community choir for senior citizens that screen movie. Films alternate between 1 – 3pm, £2 by entertainment with Chris Malcolm. (Starts practices every week and performs around the classics and newer films each week. A friendly group who meet on an afternoon 16th May 2018). Supported by Bradford Council. local area, especially in local residential and Supported by the Big Lottery Fund and evening. You can attend both sessions or care homes. Contact Sue on 01274 404021. Memory Club – Alternate Wednesdays, just one. Bring your own project. Cook Together, Eat Together – Thursdays, 10am – 12.30pm, £2 Supported by the Big Lottery Fund 10am – 1.30pm, £4, Booking essential! A supportive social group for people with Whether you’ve never cooked before or are a Drawing and Painting Club – Fridays, a dementia diagnosis and their carer. master-chef, this group always enjoys cooking 12.30 – 3.30pm, £2 Fun activities and friendship. and sharing a meal. Bring along your own art materials and projects Supported by the Big Lottery Fund. Supported by the Big Lottery Fund and enjoy company while you draw or paint. Music Club – Third Friday of the month, Supported by the Big Lottery Fund 1 – 3pm, £2 Bring along your own CDs or records, or To find out more, contact the Kirkgate Centre enjoy music others bring. It’s a great way 39a Kirkgate, Shipley, BD18 3EH to share memories over a cup of tea. Tel: 01274 580 186 Supported by the Big Lottery Fund. Email: [email protected] Web: www.kirkgatecentre.org.uk

22 23 SHIPLEY COLLEGE Tel: 01274 327327

WE ARE A SMALL, FRIENDLY COLLEGE WITH GREAT FACILITIES TO HELP YOU FULFIL YOUR PERSONAL GOALS OR DEVELOP SKILLS TO ENHANCE YOUR JOB PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE.

We have a number of flexible part-time courses at our main campus in Saltaire, as well as in community centres across the Shipley area. We have courses during the day, in the evenings and occasionally at SHIPLEY AREA weekends, at various start dates during the year to fit in around your busy lives.

We can offer you help and support. Information and CO-ORDINATOR’S OFFICE guidance events are held throughout the year and are listed on page 7 or on our website at: www.shipley.ac.uk/events £350 GRANTS Are you a community group operating Financial Support for Courses

within the Shipley Constituency? Fees Advanced Learner Loan

Most courses run by Shipley College have a An Advanced Learner Loan may be able to help Community Chest grants of up to £350 are available for groups fee, however, depending on your personal with the cost of course fees. They are for anyone operating in the Shipley Constituency electoral wards: circumstances and the type of course, you may aged 19 and over to help fund the tuition fees to Baildon be able to receive help towards these fees. For study qualifications at Level 3 or 4. Repayments Wharfedale example, if you are in receipt of benefits such on the loan don’t start until you have completed as Job Seekers Allowance or Employment and the course and are earning more than £25,000 Shipley Support Allowance or you earned less than a year. More information can be found at £15,736.50 annual income salary for tax year www.gov.uk/advanced-learner-loan 2017/18, you may receive help. If you’re unsure about taking out a loan and want to seek advice, then you should contact Additional Financial Support the Money Advice Service, or contact Shipley If you are a student aged 19 or over, you may College Enrolments Team on 01274 327327. For further information and application forms, please contact: be eligible to get help with the costs of course Jackie Fawthrop and exam fees, equipment, travel and childcare For more information on studying at Shipley College and all of our courses available, please Shipley Area Co-ordinators Office through the Learner Support Fund. This is a limited fund for certain courses so early see www.shipley.ac.uk or contact us on 01274 Town Hall, Shipley, BD18 3EJ application is advised. 327327 or [email protected] Tel: 01274 437146 For more information on whether you are eligible Email: [email protected] for the Learner Support Fund or if you would like to apply to the fund for a college course, please contact Student Services on 01274 327281.

24 25 Childcare Health & Social Care

A career in childcare can be exciting and rewarding; with more and more Health & Social Care Courses prepare you for a wide range of careers in people juggling careers and family, good quality childcare is always in care where you can really make a difference to people’s lives. demand. Learn to Care for babies and young children, understand their development and gain the qualifications you need for a career in this sector. Preparing to Work in Adult Other Health & Social Care courses available Social Care NCFE Level 1 Award at our main Shipley College campus include: Caring for Children Level 1 Other Childcare courses available • Mental Capacity Awareness Level 1 (a 100% fee reduction may apply to you) Certificate: at our Shipley College campus: £250 • Autism Awareness This qualification develops a basic knowledge of • Cleaning & Support Services Level 2 £400 (a 100% fee reduction may apply to you) Children & Young People’s Workforce Level the Adult Social Care sector, covering the type Certificate 2 Certificate, Children’s Care, Learning & This course can help you develop a career of job roles and services within it, the role of Development (Early Years Educator) Level 3 • Stroke Awareness Level 2 Award working with children aged 0-5 years. The communication and the importance of valuing Diploma and Specialist Support for Teaching & • Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care NCFE course aims to develop skills so that early the individuals being cared for. It is suitable for Learning Level 3 Diploma. Level 2 Certificate years professionals are able to support children anyone who is thinking about a career in Adult • Awareness of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 with their learning as well as knowing how to For more information on courses and the full Health & Social Care. You must have a reasonable maintain a safe and interesting environment. range of Childcare courses available at level of English to be able to do the course. • Supporting Individuals on the Autistic Spectrum Level 3 Certificate (AIM) There will be an assessment to assess your level Shipley College or to enrol, please see After the course, you can progress on to the of English for this course. www.shipley.ac.uk or contact us on 01274 Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care NCFE • Certificate in Wellbeing Level 1 327327 or [email protected] Level 2 Certificate. • Mental Health Awareness Level 1 Award After successfully completing this course, you can progress on to the Children & Young • Health & Social Care Level 2 & Level 3 Courses run for 16 weeks in the Community at: People’s Workforce Level 2 Certificate. Diplomas – 30 & 40 week courses starting • Meridian Centre throughout the year. Courses run for 14 weeks in the Community at: Wednesdays: 12.30 – 3pm, starting 19 Sept 18 & 06 March 19 • Strong Close Nursery School & Distance learning study options include • Millan Centre, Victor Street Children’s Centre Level 2 Certificates in: Friday: 9-11.30am, starting 21 Sept 18 Thursdays: 9 – 11.30am, starting 20 Sept 18 & 07 March 19 • Understanding the Safe Handling of • Lower Grange Youth & Community Centre Medicines Monday: 9-11.30am, starting 17 Sept 18 • The Life Centre Wednesdays: 12.30 – 3pm, • Understanding Common Health Conditions • Millan Centre, Victor Street starting 20 Sept 19 • Understanding Nutrition & Health Mondays: 9-11.30am, starting 17 Sept 18 & 11 Feb 19 • Scholemoor Community Centre • Falls Prevention Fridays: 12.30 – 3pm, • Meridian Centre • Information, Advice & Guidance (IAG) starting 21 Sept 18 & 08 March 19 Wednesdays: 9-11.30am, NEW SHORT COURSES IN CARE & CHILDCARE • Understanding Children & Young People’s • Lower Grange Youth & Community Centre starting 19 Sept 18 & 13 Feb 19 Mental Health These additional short courses running Monday: 9 – 11.30am, starting 11 Feb 19 • Scholemoor Community Centre • Awareness of Mental Health Problems throughout the year are in development and Wednesdays: 12.30-3pm, • Strong Close Nursery School & arranged on demand. Current courses under • Counselling Skills starting 19 Sept 18 & 13 Feb 19 Children’s Centre development include autism awareness and Friday: 9 – 11.30am, starting 15 Feb 19 • Principles of Dementia Care • The Life Centre mental capacity awareness, dementia, mental • Understanding Behaviour that Challenges Thursday: 12.30-3pm, starting 07 March 19 health and medication. Courses are ideal if you want a 3 hour CPD course or to enhance • Understanding Autism your knowledge in this field. • Understanding Specific Learning Difficulties

New courses will be announced at For more information on these courses and www.shipley.ac.uk or on our social media. all of our courses available at Shipley College, If you are interested in any courses you see, please see www.shipley.ac.uk or contact us on or have a suggestion of a course you would 01274 327327 or [email protected] like to see, contact us on 01274 327222 or [email protected]

26 27 Access to Higher Education Creative Lifestyle Healthy Living,

An access course helps you make a fresh start or retrain for a new career. Ideal if you are aged 19 & Leisure Fitness & Dancing or over and want a career that builds on your life experience or you want to go university but don’t have the qualifications or experience required. Get in touch with your creative side with a Learn a new skill or just find a new interest. course at Shipley College. Learn a new skill, These courses can help you get out and The Access to Higher Education Diploma aims to build confidence, develop study and written skills develop your existing talents and meet other about, meet new people and feel mentally and and offers you the opportunity to improve your maths & English. On this course you study two core people from the Shipley community in these physically healthier. subjects along with academic and study skills. You will also be expected to study further at home, relaxed and friendly leisure courses. alongside college attendance. Courses include: The full-time course attendance is 2 ½ days per week, giving you the flexibility to study around Courses Include: • Hatha Yoga existing commitments, or just in a time frame which suits you. • Learn How to Sew • Pilates • DSLR Photography & Photo Manipulation o Beginners We offer options in: • Singing Workshop o Improvers (Saltaire Methodist Church) o Intermediates HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE PROFESSIONS £3380 PRIMARY TEACHING £3380 • Guitar for Beginners • Ballroom & Latin American Dance You will study Level 3 modules in Professional You will study Level 3 modules in Education o Beginners • Cake Decoration Health Care Practice, Human Physiology and Theory & Practice, Human Physiology and o Improvers Psychology. Psychology. For more information on studying at Shipley • Introduction To Mindfulness This pathway can lead to university study in This course can lead to university study in Primary College and all of our courses available, or, • Introduction to Psychology: Biomedical Sciences, Forensic Science, Clinical Teaching, Childhood Studies, Education Studies, to enrol, please see www.shipley.ac.uk or Understanding Yourself & Others contact us on 01274 327327 or Sciences, Midwifery, Nursing (Child, Adult & Educational Psychology and Working with •  Psychology Topics: [email protected] Mental Health), Radiography and more. Children, Young People and Families and more. o Grandparents, Parents & Teenagers o Politics/Conflict Management SOCIAL CARE PROFESSIONS £3380 On all courses, you also study preparation for Higher Education, academic writing and study You will study Level 3 modules in Human skills units. Physiology, Psychology and Counselling. This pathway can lead to university study in Financial Support for Courses Psychology, Counselling, Criminology & Criminal Behaviour, Social Work, Working with Children, To help you fund this course you may be eligible Young People and Families, Youth Work for a Level 3 Entitlement or able to apply for an and more. Advanced Learner Loan. DID YOU KNOW? For more information on these courses and funding available for your personal situation Any student can access the gym where and the full range of courses available at they can use a fantastic range of equipment Shipley College or to enrol, please see to get fit. You will need to undergo an www.shipley.ac.uk or contact us on induction to ensure you use equipment 01274 327327 or [email protected] safely and then, whether you want to build muscle or tone up, you are good to go!

28 29 Languages Horticulture, English & maths; including

Our language courses start with complete Gardening, & Floristry Functional Skills, GCSEs & ESOL beginners - where you learn to say words and We offer maths and English classes to help you develop your existing skills, acquire new skills and simple phrases useful for everyday needs. Shipley College offers a range of Horticulture grow in confidence. Whether you want a qualification to help you get a job, apply for promotion, You can move on to Improvers, Intermediate courses in various community settings, from support your children with their homework or are just looking for a new challenge, we have and Advanced levels courses, where you can learning about basic gardening techniques, courses for you. extend your vocabulary and explore the culture, propagating your own plants, growing your own fruit and veg to gaining a recognised traditions and current affairs of the country. Many of our English & maths courses run at both our main Shipley College campus in Saltaire as Horticulture qualification. well as at community centres. The languages we offer are: Horticulture & Gardening courses include: • Spanish (beginners & improvers) • First steps gardening courses Functional Skills English for Speakers of Other • French (beginners, improvers, intermediate (Entry Level 1 to Level 2) Languages (ESOL) & advanced) • Garden Craft Workshops • English at Shipley College & Meridian Centre, • German (beginners & improvers) • Horticulture Diplomas & Certificates St Paul’s Road, BD8 7LS Is English your second language? Would you • Horticulture Work-based Courses • Italian (beginners & improvers) like to improve your English? On an ESOL • Maths at Shipley College • Russian (beginners) • Short Leisure & Professional Courses in course you will practise speaking and listening, Gardening & Horticulture reading and writing, and work towards a For more information on studying at Shipley • Royal Horticultural Society Courses (RHS GCSEs College certificate or formal qualifications. To join a class you will need to come and see us at College and all of our courses available or to courses) • English at Shipley College enrol, please see www.shipley.ac.uk or an information session where you will complete • Maths at Shipley College & Windhill Community contact us on 01274 327327 or an initial assessment and have an interview with Floristry & Flower Arranging Centre, Church Street, Shipley, BD18 2NR. [email protected] an ESOL tutor. Don’t worry if you don’t speak a On our Floristry courses you can work lot of English or if you can’t read or write very towards a Floristry qualification or learn how well. We just want to get to know you so we can to arrange flowers on one of our 1 day or 4 help you to choose the best class for you. weeks workshop sessions including flowers for Christmas, for weddings, or on a budget. To find out when the next information session is and join a class, please call our Enrolments Floristry & Flower Arranging courses include: Team on 01274 327327 and let us know if you would like to join a class in Saltaire or in one • Floristry Diplomas of our community based venues. You can then • Flower Arranging Short Leisure Courses sign up for the course that best fits your level and your personal circumstances.

30 31 Teacher Training, Quality Assurance & Assessment

These courses can help you if are passionate about inspiring others to be the best they can be through a career in education. The College has a proven track record in providing training and qualifications if you want to join or progress within the education sector.

Courses include: In-Service Teacher Training For • Award in Volunteering (Level 1, Level 2) the Lifelong Learning Sector • Award in Mentoring (Level 1, Level 2) Accredited by The University Of • Information, Advice & Guidance (IAG) Level 2 Huddersfield Certificate This course can help you develop your career Level 3 in teaching ages 14+ in colleges, universities, schools or prisons. • Understanding The Principles of Assessment SHIPLEY (Knowledge Unit) There are 4 qualifications available depending on • Assessing Vocational Achievement your existing qualifications & experience. • Award in Education & Training (AET) • Certificate in Education (Cert.Ed.) In-Service YOUTH CAFE Lifelong Learning Level 4 Suitable if you have a HNC, CGLI Advanced, Youth Workers and Specialist Advisors are here to help anyone from • Understanding the Internal Quality Assurance the NVQ Level 3/4, or professional 11 to 19 years old. Advice and support is available on housing, careers, of Assessment Processes & Practice qualifications and significant work experience benefits, volunteering and life skills. • Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment in the area you teach. We also offer advice to people with learning difficulties up to age 25. Processes & Practice • Professional Graduate Certificate in Education Both a focused and fun setting, which includes access to the internet, (PGCE) In-Service Lifelong Learning For more information on studying at Shipley opportunities to get involved with training and courses, one off focus Suitable if you have a UK degree or equivalent. College and all of our courses available, or to and awareness sessions, plus information, advice and guidance sessions. enrol, please see www.shipley.ac.uk or • Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) Call in and see what is available or call us for more information on our contact us on 01274 327327 or In-Service Lifelong Learning opening times and current programmes and activities. [email protected] Suitable if you have a UK degree or equivalent, at a minimum of a 2:1. A place to go, something to do, someone to talk to. • Post Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDIP) In-Service Lifelong Learning Suitable if you have a UK degree or equivalent, Shipley Youth Café, at a minimum of a 2:1. 21-22 Market Street, Shipley BD18 3QD The courses run at Shipley College on 11 or 12 Supported by Saturdays throughout the year. Tel: 01274 597305 Shipley Area Committee

32 33 THE ST HUGH’S CENTRE Tel: 01274 327305 Tel: 07421 328187

St Hugh’s is a friendly and welcoming community centre on Coach Road in Baildon. We offer groups, activities, clubs and support as well as a venue to hire. From art classes to bingo sessions, from toddlers to craft group, there is something for everyone. New activities are added regularly. See our website for the latest information. We’re very proud to host such an excellent variety of regular classes here at Victoria Hall, Saltaire! Food Bank – We offer 3-day food parcels for MONDAYS: To find out more about any of these classes, please visit www.victoriahallsaltaire.co.uk local people and families in crisis. Sudden Yoga Class 10-11.30am unemployment, debt problems, benefit 5 Rhythms Wellbeing Dance 7.30 - 9.30pm delays and unexpected bills are just some of the reasons people access this help. Call MONDAY WEDNESDAY our Community Development Worker, Sarah Pilates, York Room 10 – 11am Best of Friends Line Dancing, Main Hall TUESDAYS: Baxter, on 07421 328187. You may have to leave Zumba, Main Hall 7 – 8pm 9 – 10.30pm Tai Chi 11.45am – 12.45pm a message but we will try to return your call York Room Ballroom & Latin American, York Room Amy Hill Dance Class 5 – 5.45pm within 24 hours. Ballroom & Latin American, 6:45 – 7:45pm 6.15 – 8.15pm Tae Kwando 7 – 8.30pm Room Hire - We have two function rooms for Hybrid Combat Martial Arts 6 – 8pm Ballet Be Fit, Glen Room 9:45 – 11:45am hire. The building has central heating and three Elegant Ladies Ballet, York Room 11am – toilets. One toilet is multi-access and includes Clogaire Dancing, Dale Room 7.30 – 9pm WEDNESDAYS: 12:15pm a baby changing table. We also have a fully Oasis Café 9 – 10.30am equipped kitchen for food preparation. There is GKR Karate, Glen Room 9:45am – 12:15pm Craft Group 10.45am – 2.30pm TUESDAY plenty of off-road parking in our car park. The Roll Back the Carpet, Dale Room 8 – 9.30pm York Room Amy Hill Dance Class 4.30 – 5.30pm outside of the building is flood lit from dusk until Ballroom & Latin American, 6:45 – 8:45pm Schola Gladitoria, Gymnasium 8 – 10pm Dog/Puppy Training 6 – 8pm dawn. For prices/availability see our website. The School of Philosophy, Glen Room 6:30 – 10pm THURSDAY THURSDAYS Ballroom & Latin American, York Room Bingo 6.30 – 7.30pm 6.45 – 8.45pm Taekwondo 6.30 – 7.30pm Dancing with Parkinson’s 1:30 – 2:30pm Orchestra Practice 8 – 10pm Northern Talent Adult Acting Class, Evans Room 7 – 9pm FRIDAYS Art Classes 10am – 12pm The St Hugh’s Centre Victoria Hall, Victoria Road, Saltaire, Art Group 1.30 - 4.30pm Coach Road, Baildon, Shipley, BD17 5HS. BD18 3JS Some activities run term time only and some require Tel: 07421 328187. Tel: 01274 327305 booking. Please contact St Hugh’s for more information. Email: [email protected]. Email: hello@victoriahallsaltaire Web: www.sthughs.org Web: www.victoriahallsaltaire.co.uk

34 35 DRU YOGA fee applies, please ask for details NAILS BY DEBZ

Tuesdays - 1.30 – 2.30pm Fridays, 9.30am – 10.30am (£2)

HEALING HANDS THURSDAY FITNESS Mondays, 12 – 3pm Thursday BOKWA - 7pm – 8pm, (Donations) all abilities welcome. WINDHILL COMMUNITY First sessions are free. HEALTH ACTIVITIES Thursday DANCEFIT FUSION – 8pm – 9pm, There are a number of health related activities all abilities welcome. CENTRE at the centre such as dance, keep fit and food nutrition classes. Please call in or see our TAI CHI fee applies, please ask for details website for further details. Tel: 01274 588831 Monday – 7.15 – 8.15pm Beginners to advanced For more information or to join one of the sessions below, please JOB CLUB / CVS / JOBSEARCH Tuesday – 7 – 8.30pm contact us by dropping in to the centre, calling or see our website. You can use the internet; send emails and Sorry, currently full at the moment. Please lots more using the Computer Room, contact the Centre to be on our waiting list. open Monday – Friday, 9am – 4pm. 55+ TABLET TRAINING ALL DAY NURSERY +2 AND 3-4 (FREE) Job Club runs on Mondays from 1.30pm – WELLBEING WEDNESDAYS Wednesdays 11 – 1pm The Little Ducklings Nursery is registered with 3.30pm and Fridays from 10am – 12 noon. Free. We are a UK Online Centre. Fit & Fabulous – 9.30 – 10.30am, free Booking is required. OFSTED and run by experienced and qualified Early Years workers. Your free nursery places Various afternoon activities, all at 1 – 3pm: for plus two year olds and 3-4 year olds are KIDZ CLUB Live Band (1st Wednesday), ACTIVE WINDHILL PROJECT available here (30 hours per week in-line with (Run in conjunction with One in a Million) Film Afternoon (2nd Wednesday), ON FRIDAYS: government guidelines). Paid for places are Magic Memories (3rd Wednesday), available if the option is required. Monday & Wednesday Various free activities – Dance, Exercise, Table Wellbeing Afternoon (4th Wednesday) Please contact Nursery Manager/Team 3.15 – 5.30pm for children from reception Tennis, Chess, Cards, Darts, Arts and Crafts. for more details. to, and including, year 4 5.30 – 7pm for children year 5 upwards WINDHILL COMMUNITY CAFE Friday – 10 – 4pm: (Includes a free lunch (includes free afternoon tea for both sessions) 12 – 1pm*), All welcome for any sessions or just Monday to Friday – 9am – 2pm CRAFTY FOLK / CRAFTY KIDZ Free. call in for community lunch. (Free cereal, toast and drinks: *(Donations welcome to maintain this service) Thursday Crafty Folk – Monday - Friday 9 - 10.30am) 9.30 – 11.30am KNITTING & CROCHET All welcome from beginners ADULTS READING & WRITING SUPPORT to advanced. Mondays, 6 – 8pm Free, all abilities welcome. WINDHILL WALK Wednesdays, 11 – 12pm Mondays, 10.45 – 11.45am Saturday Crafty Kidz – Followed by a free, light lunch in the cafe. Free, all welcome. 10 – 12pm LET’S SIGN TOGETHER All ages and abilities welcome, including families. Tuesdays, 1.30 – 2.30pm ADVENTURE PLAY SESSIONS £3 for families. YOGA fee applies, please ask for details fee applies, please ask for details Monday – 9.30 – 11.30am Big Swing (Term-time) DANCE/ DRAMA Tuesday – 5.30 – 8.30pm (3 to 18 years) MATHS/ENGLISH (LEVEL 1-GCSE) Thursday – 9.30 – 11.30am Tuesday – 3.30 – 5.30pm This group is run by Incommunities on DANCE FOR LIFE Wednesdays, 1 - 3pm ADVICE SERVICE Free, all welcome. Mondays, 1.30 – 2.30pm Our Advice Workers can help you with a range of queries about matters including, housing, Free, parents with children MATHS GCSE Windhill Community Centre & Advice Centre, council tax, benefits and employment problems. Church Street, Windhill, Shipley, BD18 2NR Tuesday – 9.15am – 12.30pm We offer appointments at several outreach Tel: 01274 588831 Starting September 2018 for 31 weeks, venues which you can make by contacting us. Email: [email protected] apply through Shipley College on 01274 327327. Web: www.windhillcommunity.co.uk

36 37 USEFUL CONTACTS

Baildon Community Link Shipley Area Co-ordinator’s Office

35 Cliffe Ave, Baildon, Shipley, BD17 6NX Town Hall, Shipley, BD18 3EJ Tel: 01274 588681 Tel: 01274 437146 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.baildonlink.wordpress.com

Shipley College The Cellar Trust Salt Building, Victoria Road, Saltaire, BD18 3JW Farfield Road, Shipley, BD18 4QP Tel: 01274 327222 Tel: 01274 586474 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.shipley.ac.uk Web: www.thecellartrust.org Shipley Youth Cafe Cottingley Community Centre 21-22 Market Street, Shipley, BD18 3QD

Littlelands, Cottingley BD16 1AL Tel: 01274 597305 Tel: 01274 512800 Email: [email protected] The St Hugh’s Centre Web: www.cottingleycommunitycentre.net Coach Road, Baildon, Shipley, BD17 5HS Tel: 07421 328187 HALE (Health Action Local Engagement) Email: [email protected] Westgate, Shipley, BD18 3QX Web: www.sthughs.org Tel: 01274 271088 Email: [email protected] Victoria Hall Web: www.haleproject.org.uk Victoria Road, Saltaire, BD18 3JS Tel: 01274 327305 Hive Email: hello@victoriahallsaltaire Kirkgate, Shipley, BD18 3EH Web: www.victoriahallsaltaire.co.uk Tel: 01274 598928 Email: [email protected]. Windhill Community Web: www.hivebradford.org.uk Centre & Advice Centre

Church Street, Windhill, Shipley, BD18 2NR The Kirkgate Centre Tel: 01274 588831 39a Kirkgate, Shipley, BD18 3EH Email: [email protected] Web: www.windhillcommunity.co.uk Tel: 01274 580186 Web: www.kirkgatecentre.org.uk

38 39 This booklet was produced by Shipley College on behalf of the Shipley & District Community Education Network

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