Free Adult Classes through HALC 
Tutor: Mary

Information:

We have experienced Tutors from HALC (Hagley Adult Literacy Centre) who will assist with reading, writing, maths, computer skills, workplace communication and help learners work towards their NCEA Level 1 standards.
Classes are kept small so that individuals can go at their own pace and level. 

Requirements:

• Classes are free to NZ Citizens and Residents, but full attendance to classes is required.
• Runs every Tuesday and Thursday 9:30am-12:30pm
• You will also need to meet the Tutor prior to starting class.
• Classes run during school term only, with breaks during the school holidays.

Please contact Evelyn if you would like more information: manager@rowleyresourcecentre.org.nz or ring (03) 960 1776.
**No classes during school holidays. 

Learn Skills. Share Skills. Be involved.

The Community (Woodwork) Shed brings people in the community together to:

• Learn skills.
• Share new skills.
• Have a great time catching up and have plenty of laughs in a supportive shared space.
• Be a part of the community.

It is a safe and wonderful place for everyone in the community to make projects while learning to:

• Use the correct ways of using hand tools.
• Safely learn to operate power tools and woodwork machinery.
• Skilled guidance from the three tutors in a well equipped workshop.
• For both unskilled and skilled people. 
• You can work on your personal project or you may assist with any community projects the Shed and Centre are involved in.
• The Shed is fully equipped with tools, machinery and equipment that can be used for a variety of small to medium sized projects. 

Like to join?
If you would like to brush up or learn new woodwork skills, come and have a chat with the Tutors Alec, or Trevor at the Community Shed who are here every Tuesday between 10am-12pm during school term only. Or email: manager@rowleyresourcecentre.org.nz or phone (03) 960 1776 between 9am-2pm, Monday-Friday.

Develop your carving skills!

Learn to carve stone using traditional hand tools! Using just a hammer and chisel you will enjoy the satisfaction of turning a piece of raw Oamaru stone into a wonderful creation for your garden or for indoors. Classes are held in the stone carving yard, which is in front of the Community Woodwork Shed at Rowley Resource Centre. 

• The cost is dependent on the size of stone that you will need to create your masterpiece. It will be a small cost.
• The classes are run every Wednesdays at Rowley Resource Centre during school term only, between 10am – 12pm. 
• Classes are kept small and limited due to space restrictions. 
• All tools will be provided.
• Ideal for those with little or no stone carving experience, however all are welcome. 
• For more information, you can pop into our Centre on Wednesdays between 10am-12pm to talk to Eddie Cook, the Stone Carving Tutor who will explain to you everything you will need to know before you can start. Or email: manager@rowleyresourcecentre.org.nz or ring (03) 960 1776 between 9am-2pm, Monday to Friday. 

Requirements:
Please ensure you wear appropriate warm (old) clothing and suitable footwear (closed-toe, closed-heel shoes) as you will be working outdoors in a sheltered area.
Long hair must be tied back. 
You will need to wear a mask during class, due to the stone dust.
Tutor: Eddie Cook

Vae Tupu’anga presents Kuki drumming and ukulele learning with Tai!

• No cost!
• Open to ages 8-13 years old
• Learn basic Cook Island drumming and ukelele. 
• Dates and venue coming soon!
• Limited spaces so register your child now!

To register your child, please contact Tai:
Email: events@rowleyresourcecentre.org.nz
Text: 027 5119 519