U3A Roseland and District
About U3A
We've listed some of the questions people often ask us, together with our answers to hopefully help you decide whether you would like to join us, or find out more.
You can either click on the questions most relevant to you, or simply scroll down to the full list below.
How about opportunities to socialise?
What activity groups are there in the Roseland?
Are there activities all the members can take part in?
That sounds exciting. How much does it cost?
If I were to join, how could I be of most help?
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University of the Third Age (back to top) |
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The university of life, of which we are all members. It is not connected in any way to a school, college or university, although it was when it was first formed, in France. (back to top) |
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You are not in full time employment, and you have reached adulthood looking towards retirement. With changing life-styles, this can be almost any age. There is no lower limit (back to top) |
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A monthly meeting, study, leisure and physical groups. We often have an interesting and informative speaker at our monthly meetings. (back to top) |
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At our monthly meetings, from 10.00 to 10.30 we drink coffee, eat biscuits, talk (not at the same time of course), socialise and generally get to know one another. (back to top) |
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You can see the current and planned groups on the Activity Groups page. (back to top) |
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We organise day trips and coach holidays which are open to all members, including those from other U3A's in the area. (back to top) |
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Would you believe a mere £15 a year (29p a week)? Membership to each group is inclusive – if you have time for them all. (back to top) |
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Volunteer your services to help serve refreshments, or put out chairs. You might like to lead your own group, in time. (back to top) |
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