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Free Online Sewing Class details
I am writing regarding free sewing classes course online.
This course will benefit a lot of people as we all are in lockdown. They will interact with different people plus learn a new skill. I too attended these classes and feel confident in sewing plus developed new skills. I highly recommend this sewing course.
This course will give people confident in upcycle their clothes, develop your skills in making their own clothes and give them a new hobby, plus save money.
I very much appreciate your help, if you can kindly distribute the information to your community and your contacts. If anyone who does not have a sewing machine, they can hand switch.
The course is free and is on every Wednesday from 10am to 12noon. (Two Hours)
Nuria is the sewing teacher.
She teaches how to make:
Skirt and top making, insert zip, pocket, Hemming and make a draft skirt and Top pattern, take body measurements,
Nuria is from Camden Working Men’s College
Her contact details: –
Tele:
Email Nurias@wmcollege.ac.uk
I like to take this opportunity to thank you for distributing this information.
As you like inspiring woman hope you will pass this to your group and contacts. It’s time to learn new skills and develop a hobby.
Please circulate free sewing class online to the group or any of your contacts.
Hope you can help and it is not too much trouble.
Take Care and Stay Safe.
Kind regards
Yasmin
_________________________________________________________________ Dear Participants
The sewing class will continue next term online..
Please join me next term for more sewing tips and support with your sewing projects.
Details of the course:
Course ID: GIL8764 | Create your Sewing Project | At: Zoom and then Maiden Lane Community Centre | Start: 21 April 2021 | End: 26 May 2021 | Day: Wednesday | Start Time: 10:00 | End time: 12:00 | Tutor: Nuria Ibrahim Shefa |
To enrol on the course please complete the following online enrolment form.
Click here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/16GtafrJWJ-FOYyBYdLh-Do7Fqh4XJb_blJJqDE_crbU/edit
You will need to write the course ID: GIL8764
and the name of the course: Create your Sewing Project
I will send you the link when you have enrolled on Monday 19th April.
See you on Wednesday April 21st.
Best wishes
Tish Taylor
Community Education Manager
School of Skate
Hi,
I want to alert you the below offer:
School of Skate
The school of skate is a skateboarding school in South London. We started group skateboarding lessons in 2017 when the new skatepark opened in Charlton Park, in London SE7.
We have since expanded, with group lessons now also at Folkestone Gardens skatepark in Deptford, and provide both beginner and progressing skateboarding lessons. We teach boys, girls, and adults from 5 years old upwards with a wide range of abilities. We can provide skateboards & all safety equipment, or you can bring your own. We provide insured & DBS enhanced checked skateboard instructors.
They want to run sessions in Southwark on one of the estates grey spaces.
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Regards,
Luke Staples – Preston
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Environment and Leisure
Parks and Leisure Service
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160 Tooley Street
London, SE1 5LX
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SERVES in Communities
Hi,
I hope all is well and looking forward to restrictions being eased in the next few months.
The LTA have developed an offer called SERVES, which aims to get people playing tennis and increasing physical activity. The SERVES Programme is the LTA’s leading sport for development programme, which takes tennis into the heart of local communities to people who may have never picked up a racket or thought tennis was for them.
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London, SE1 5LX
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