Courses and Activities
Information about individual courses will appear here when available.
Computer Help
There is a website GCFLearnFree that provides a wide range of online learning materials on computer related topics and other fields related to everyday life. Click here to go to it.
Another good source for learning about computers is the Telstra Tech Savvy Seniors website.
Computer security is important. Click here for an article about how to keep you and your computer secure.
Photography Group
Photos: Click on a topic name to view photos.
homework for Feb
summerscape
railway tracks
circles
Autumn
bicycle parts
Saumarez
Picture within a picture
Winterscape
Clouds
Great Scientists and Ideas That Changed the World
11 March Science and Society Colin Sholl
25 March Isaac Newton Colin Sholl
8 April Alfred Russell Wallace : The Other Father of Modern Biology
James O'Hanlon
29 April Cannons, Iron and Steam Colin Sholl
13 May Electricity Colin Sholl
10 June Quantum Mechanics Colin Sholl
24 June Dmitri Mendeleev and the Periodic Table Trevor Brown
Tuesday Talks First Semester 2019
Feb 5 John de Veau “Me and the White House”
Feb 12 Gillian Traise “Why Exercise is Good”
Feb 19 Arnold Goode “Mining at Rocky River”
Feb 26 Peter Metcalfe “Planting to attract Native Birds"
March 5 Martin Gibbs "The Wreck of the Batavia"
March 12 Nicole Corry “Multiple Sclerosis”
March 19 John Malouf “Positive Psychology”
March 26 Sue Metcalfe “Music-My Life”
April 2 Chris Cunningham “Climate Change and the Cargo Cult”
April 9 Bill Oates “Heritage Gardens”
April 16 Jim McFarlane “My Life so far”
April 23 Leanne Betteridge “Hearing”-Hearing Aids and Ear Care.
April 30 Delmar Parker “Eye Care”
May 7 The Biggest Morning Tea for Cancer Council
May 14 Hugh Cameron "Life Story"
May 21 Richard Mills "Family History"
May 28 Peter Chambers
June 4 Adam Marshall “Local Government and me”
June 11 Joyce Christie "My connection with the Solomon Islands”.
June 18 Ruth Blanch “Her choice”
June 25 Bill Dangar "The Dangars"
Puzzle Corner
Free crosswords daily from the Guardian (UK). Do online or print a copy. Click here.
Free Sudoku puzzles. Do online or print a copy. Click here.
Free Hashi puzzles. Hashi is a puzzle where you must link circles with lines. Each puzzle has a unique solution. If you like Sudoku, you will enjoy this. Click here.
Do jigsaw puzzles on your computer. Click here.