Merry Christmas and stuff

OK, we're in the last 1/2 day of work before the holidays start (for me at least).

So I thought I'd take a break from doing the Radio Times Christmas quiz (obviously, I'm joking; I'm working very hard) to wish you all the very best of the season.

I hope you all have a very merry Christmas and wish you all exactly what you would wish for yourself, both for Christmas and the coming year.

To those of you who will be returning to class after the break, I look forward to seeing you then, and helping you move some of the over-indulgences of the holiday. To those of you who have, or will, decide to move on to other things, let me wish you all the best in all of your future endeavours.

Whether you are a potential new student, and existing one or an 'old boy', have a safe and happy holiday.

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Stuart

Dates for next term

Here are the details of next term's courses:

Beginners
The beginners course starts on Tuesday 8th Jan and runs for 9 weeks. As usual, the classes are 2 hours and run from 19:00 to 21:00. The cost of the course is £63. New starters and those of you planning to return after a break should go to the Course Registration page and follow the instructions there. Those of you continuing from the current term can, if you wish, pay using your credit/debit card or, if you have one, your PayPal account by going to the Course Payment page and, once again, just following the instructions.

Improvers
The improvers course starts on Wednesday 9th Jan and runs for 9 weeks. As usual, the classes are 2 hours and run from 19:00 to 21:00. The cost of the course is £63. You can, if you wish, pay using your credit/debit card or, if you have one, your PayPal account by going to the Course Payment page and just following the instructions.

Note for those Missing In Action

Just wanted to remind all of you who, for whatever reason, missed this week's classes that next week (w/c 10Dec 07) will be the last classes of this year.

I should say that those of you who missed class on Wednesday really missed out; Caro had baked a cake, Eileen a couple of bottles of wine and Carole some very nice nibbles. Getting though it all was had work, but we managed. See what happens if you don't turn up?

I'll be sending out another message confirming the start of next term in the next couple of days, but if I don't get see any of you before hand, have a good break.

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Stuart

Happy Hanukkah

I'd just like to wish those of you do celebrate it, a "Happy Hanukkah".

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Stuart