U3A German Conversation

As a conversation group, we ask that members are not beginners and have had some experience of making themselves understood in German. We will be a mixed ability group – so yes, plenty of mistakes but the object is to attune our ear and thinking to German rather than English. We will be encouraged to speak entirely in German (except during our tea break) by our good fortune in having one or two fluent speakers come along for moral support. Some material will be circulated by email before the meeting if members wish to prepare something on a chosen topic with a nudge towards useful vocabulary, but otherwise are encouraged to bring along material of their own choosing.

Activities

Currently meetings are held in the Lounge at the rear of St Thomas’ Hall, Holtspur, starting at 1.45pm for about an hour and a half, on the first Tuesday of the month.
Please check website for updates: https://u3asites.org.uk/south-bucks/page/76034

U3A Current Affairs

The aims of the group are to have a provocative and interesting exchange of views between members on subjects in the news. Venue St Thomas Church, Holtspur.
https://u3asites.org.uk/south-bucks/page/30660

Activities

Every effort is made to ensure that each member has the opportunity to air his/her views which leads us to how large the group should be ? 10 to 12 is the ideal size, the 18 we had on one occasion being too many.

U3A History

We are a very friendly crowd and are always pleased to welcome anyone who may be interested in joining us. Meetings held at St Thomas Church Hall.
Our choice of subjects is widely varied and our talks come from volunteers in the group and also from occasional guest speakers. Talks are either given using computer presentations, talking about an item of memorabilia.
https://u3asites.org.uk/south-bucks/page/30670

Activities

I addition to meetings, we organise trips to places of historic interest – recent visits have been to Winchester, Stratford-upon-Avon and Southwark Cathedral. Future plans are to visit Salisbury and St George’s Chapel, Windsor.