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► KUSU Twitter
Congrats to everyone who
is coming to Kingston in
the next year! Keep
checking our Tweets for
updates about Freshers
week #KingstonFreshers (kingston_su)
Filming a KUSU induction
video for incoming
students! http://bit.ly/bCzLJz @MusicTJ,
@VPActivitiesRhi,
@chris_vpkusu,
@MrMattison #freshers (kingston_su)
Follow:
President:@MusicTJ,
Activities
:@VPActivitiesRhi,
Education: @chris_vpkusu
and Communications:
@MrMattison. Here to
represent you! (kingston_su)
Work on the September
Issue of Fresh Magazine
has begun! To get
involved contact Stefan
at:
vpcommunications@kingston
.ac.uk (kingston_su)
Open meeting for Vice
Chancellor Recruitment:
http://bit.ly/dvYfNi (kingston_su)
Contact Details
Kingston University Students’ Union,
Penrhyn Road,
Kingston upon Thames,
Surrey,
KT1 2EE
Tel: 020 8417 2868
Fax: 020 8417 2862
► Arts & Crafts
Age Concern - The Bradbury Centre
The Bradbury Active Age Centre is a day care centre very different from traditional centres. Its users are active, independent people aged 50+ who drop in to meet friends, have coffee or lunch, and take part in activities like language classes, yoga and debates. Volunteers can run classes such as mobile phone usage, help on reception or in the kitchen, assist with lunches or run IT classes teaching members about the internet, digital camera use, e-mail and online shopping. Anyone wanting to run sessions on mobile-phone use would be very welcome!
When: Varying times between 10am-4pm, Mon-Fri. IT and phone workshops to suit student.
Where:Kingston
For more information contact Alex
Where:
For more information contact Alex
Schools Volunteering
KUSU’s school volunteering scheme provides volunteering opportunities in local primary, secondary and special needs schools. The opportunities range from one-off to long term. Many of the schools need general help in class or with lunchtime or after school clubs. If you have a particular area of skill or interest such as art or crafts, the teachers would love you to share this with their pupils, by running a workshop of just talking to them. For more information contact Alex
Yorda Adventures
Yorda Adventures is a not-for-profit organisation which runs activities for young people with disabilities and their families. It includes weekend activities and the after school club at Dysart, a special needs school for children aged 4 - 19 years with Autism and other severe learning disabilities. The club offers a range of activities like cycling, swimming, trampoline, sports, bouncy castle and music and movement. Volunteers are needed to help deliver a range of activities with high quality care in a fun way that is reflective to the needs of the young people accessing the service. Volunteers will be working alongside professional play workers and responsibilities will include helping to set up and prepare the rooms, activities and plans for the sessions, and working as part of a team to support the young people attending the club.
When: The after-school club at Dysart= once a week 3-6pm Monday-Friday, Adventure activities vary, often at weekends and in school holidays.
Where: Kingston/Tolworth
For more information contact Alex
