Tai Chi and Qigong classes in the Waveney area

T’ai Chi & Qigong
Classes for Health & Relaxation

Carol Wrigley B.R.C.P has studied in China with Dr Wu Yang, one of the world’s leading teachers of T’ai Chi. She passes on her knowledge to groups throughout East Anglia, guiding hundreds of people each year to improved health and fitness.

• Enhance your strength and balance

• Improve your posture and muscular structure

• Loosens tight muscles and releases tension in the body

Classes in the Community

Mondays
7.00 - 8.30pm Li Style
Waveney Day Centre, Beccles
(Entrance at New Market Place next to Hughes Electrical)
£5 per session

Tuesdays
10.30-12.00 noon 88 Yang style
York Rd Drill Hall, York Rd, Gt Yarmouth
£ 4.00 per session
(supported by Gt Yarmouth Council)

Tuesdays
7.00-8.30pm 88 Yang Style
Stella Maris Hall,
Gordon Rd, Lowestoft
£ 5.00 per session

Thursdays
11.00-12.30 pm Li Style
Oulton Community Centre,
Gorleston Rd, Lowestoft
£ 5.00 per session

Fridays
10.30-12.00 Li style
Conservative Club,
Woodleys Yard, Southwold
£ 5.00 per session

Classes also available at:
Bannatyne Fitness Centre
Nirvana Health Club

For more information call Carol on
01502 724818

www.taijiwithcarolwrigley.co.uk

Active Norfolk events

Events

05.07.2008
Swim Festival - Norwich
The Norwich Swim Festival is for children aged between 7 and 12 who enjoy swimming and would like to see what club swimming could offer them. The festival is run by Norwich Swan Swimming Club and will be a fun introduction to the club environment.

The swimmer will get the chance to improve their technique and swimming skills as well as entering fun races.

Requirements: Swimmers must be able to complete 25m front and back of a recognisable stroke but who do not currently swim for a club.

Places are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so please book early to avoid disappointment. The festival costs just £1 which is payable on the day.

Parents are invited to stay during the festival to receive information on the club.

Venue: Riverside Swimming Centre, Norwich

Time: 6 - 8pm

Please click here to book a place


06.07.2008
Water Polo Festival - Norwich
The Water Polo Festival is for young people aged 12 - 16 who would like to have a go at this sport. The festival is aimed at swimmers who are able to complete 25m front and back of a recognisable stroke.

The festival is organised by Norwich Swan Swimming Club.

Places are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so please book early to avoid disappointment. A fee of £1 will be payable at the pool on the day.

Venue: Riverside Swimming Centre

Time: 7 - 8pm

Please click here to book a place


06.07.2008
Swim Festival - North Norfolk
The North Norfolk Swim Festival is for children aged between 7 and 12 who enjoy swimming and would like to see what club swimming could offer them. The festival is run by Aylsham Vikings Swimming Club and will be a fun introduction to the club environment.

The swimmer will get the chance to improve their technique and swimming skills as well as entering fun races.

Requirements: Swimmers must be able to complete 25m front and back of a recognisable stroke but who do not currently swim for a club.

Places are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so please book early to avoid disappointment. The festival costs just £1 which is payable on the day.

Parents are invited to stay during the festival to receive information on the club.

Venue: Victory Swim and Fitness Centre, North Walsham

Time: 4 - 5pm

Please click here to book a place


12.07.2008
Swim Festival - South Norfolk
The South Norfolk Swim Festival is for children aged between 7 and 12 who enjoy swimming and would like to see what club swimming could offer them. The festival is run by Diss Otters Swimming Club and will be a fun introduction to the club environment.

The swimmer will get the chance to improve their technique and swimming skills as well as entering fun races.

Requirements: Swimmers must be able to complete 25m front and back of a recognisable stroke but who do not currently swim for a club.

Places are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so please book early to avoid disappointment. A fee of £1 will be payable at the pool on the day.

Parents are invited to stay during the festival to receive information on the club.

Venue: Diss Swim & Fitness Centre

Time: 6.30 - 7.30pm

Please click here to book a place


13.07.2008
Go Paddling Day
Canoe England East are holding a "Go Paddling Day" open to everyone to have a go at activities including canoe polo, kayak and canoe racing and "come and try" sessions.

Date: Sunday 13th July

Time: 10am - 4pm

Venue: Bridge over the Wensum at Swanton Morley

Come and try sessions cost £5 per person. All profits from the day will be donated to the Norfolk Air Ambulance.



20.07.2008
Disability multi-sports tournament
This is a new opportunity for children with disabilities to join a team at a competitive level. The event will be held at Recreation Sports Centre in Norwich.

Times and activities will be confirmed nearer the event. There is a disability multi sports club in each district in Norfolk and the clubs will come together for this event in July to play some competitive games and have some fun! For more information about this event, please contact Matthew Talbot - 01603 697017 or matthew.talbot@activenorfolk.org


17.10.2008
Active Norfolk Youth Games
Last year's event was very successful with over 400 children within mainstream and special schools taking part. This year there will be two events at the UEA Sportspark in Norwich.

The main event is on the 17th October and the swimming gala is on the 20th October. The Active Norfolk Youth Games has been moved to October to integrate with the schools' Partnership Games. Although still separate events, the vision is to link the two events to involve all our young people in sport, whether as part of a disability or mainstream event. The Partnership Games will be taking place at Sportspark on the 20th October 2008. For more information please contact Matthew Talbot - 01603 697017

Active Norfolk
The Turner Road Centre, Turner Road, Norwich, NR2 4HB
Email: info@activenorfolk.org | Tel: 01603 697011

Indigo & Shibori from Callishibori, Wortwell, Harleston

enabling you to create shibori,
and experience the magic of indigo

Callishibori
Callishibori has made the specialist art of indigo dyeing and shibori accessible and achievable both to the beginner and the more experienced textile practitioner.

Not until Callishibori have indigo, the necessary reducing agent, fabric prepared with a design, and stitch formats been brought together, with thorough instruction. They are presented as informative starter packs and project packs.

For the beginner, the starter packs make that first step into the world of indigo shaped resist dyeing, 'shibori', much less daunting, and provide a solid foundation upon which to build skill and knowledge. The more experienced textile practionioner can benefit from a tailor made service, as ingredients can be supplied for their specified vat size.

With stitch instruction, templates and the ever poplular 'Seriously Strong Thread' you will be able to design your own patterns, and produce unique indigo shibori fabrics which are ideal for patchwork and quilting, embroidery, art textiles, fashion and many other textile disiplines. They can, of course be enjoyed as indigo fabrics in their own right!

Callishibori came about by listening to students. Now almost everything that is needed to start an indigo shibori project is just there, conveniently packaged, with easy to follow instructions and generous information.

Indigo
The story of indigo is amazing! Known to man in ancient times and harvested from plants flourishing in hot climates, it became the world’s most important dyestuff by the end of the 17th century. The invention in 1856 of the first coal tar dyestuff heralded the manufacture of synthetic indigo some years later.

Shibori
With shibori resists, (and shibori relief), one is immediately engaged with the fabric, organising it, then securing it, often into odd shapes and distorted 3D forms, before it is dyed. It is the essence of fabric manipulation - quite different from other textile colouring methods in which cloth is kept flat and open to receive dye.

Callishibori enables you to create shibori and enjoy the magic of indigo through indigo dye packs, stitch packs, shibori stencils and much more. Products are available through mail order, at shows and exhibitions.

"My educational programme includes masterclasses, workshops and summer schools. Power Point presentations.

'Kaleidoscope' is currently on display in a major touring exhibition on indigo. 'Indigo, a blue to dye for' runs until early January at Brighton Museum and Art Gallery."
– Jane Callender

Exhibitions
Shows
Talks and Lectures
Workshops
Weekly Classes
Products for sale

Contact:

Jane Callender
Shibori specialist and indigo dyer

Telephone:
01986 788 644

Email:
janecallender@callishibori.co.uk

Address:
Blueleaf Studio
82 The High Road, Wortwell, Harleston
Norfolk IP20 0EN, UK

Whatever your interest in textiles, I hope you will find my website helpful and inspiring, please visit:

www.callishibori.co.uk

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Ken Bacon, Professional Driving Instructor, Harleston

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Hobbyhorse of Bungay, Craft Supplies, Clubs & Workshops, Dancewear, Schools, Scouts, Guides Uniforms

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Hobbyhorse of Bungay

4, Market Place, Bungay, Suffolk NR35 1AW

Craft Supplies
Card Making
Scrap Booking
Jewellery Making
Basic Jewellery Workshops
Ring now to book you space!

Floristry Accessories
Crystals
Craft Magazines
Gifts & Accessories

Dancewear and Associated Footwear
Gymnastics Leotards and Accessories
* * buy online * *
www.hobbyhorseofbungay.co.uk

School Uniform
local school colours available
Scout/Guide Uniforms
Official Uniforms for Rainbows, Brownies, Guides, Cubs and Scouts
Garment Alterations Service
General Dressmaking and Alterations Service
No job is too big or too small!




CARTOONING CLUB
Saturdays 9am - 10am

Come and learn the skills to draw fantastic cartoon strips with a professional cartoon artist! Age 8 yrs up.
Only £5.00!

Fast; Fun; Educational.
A cheap hobby, all you need is a sketch pad and soft pencil to do it at home!

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Kidz Craft Club
Every Saturday 10.30am - 12.00pm

Come and join the Creative Fun!
Funky Foam
Paper Making
Paper Craft
Fun with Fabric
Dream Catchers
Jewellery Making

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SHOE REPAIRS (By Felix of Beccles)
Collection and Returns on Mondays and Fridays

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Fishing Licenses available

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Pointe Shoes
Fitted by trained staff with years of experience relating to dance



Hobbyhorse Craft in June

Jewellery Making for Children (8-13)
Monday 4pm - 5pm

Jewellery Making for Adults
Tuesday Evening 7pm - 8.30pm
Thursday Morning 10am - 11.30am
Saturday Afternoon 3pm - 4.30pm

Card Craft
Matting & layering, decoupage, embossing & stamping, peel-off's, and much more!
1st Wednesday of every month beginning 4th June 7pm - 8.30pm

Stylish Gift Bags
Paper folding techniques to create gift bags shaped in the style of shirts/blouses & tuxedo's!
Thursday 5th June 1.30pm - 3.00pm

Scrapbooking
Creating memory album pages in unique styles using photographs, paper & embellishments.
Every Second Monday & Thursday of the month starting Monday 9th June 10.00am - 12pm & Thursday 12th June 7pm - 9pm

Silk Painting
Monday 9th June 7pm - 9pm

Paper Making
Monday 16th June 7pm - 9pm

Basic Sewing Skills
Wednesday 18th June 2pm - 4pm

Making Note Books (book binding)
Thursday 19th 1.30pm - 3.00pm

Rag Rugs
Monday 23rd June 7pm - 8.30pm

Needle Felted Brooches & Friendly Plastics
Taster sessions on these unique crafts with Tutor Alison Crouchman.
Friday 27th June 10.00 am - 11.30 and 12.30 - 2.00pm

Booking is advisable please call: 01986 892504
Hobbyhorse of Bungay, 4 Market Place, Bungay, Suffolk

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email:
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For more information please visit our website:
www.hobbyhorseofbungay.co.uk

North Suffolk Skills Centre, Halesworth

North Suffolk Skills Centre, Halesworth

If double maths on a wet Thursday afternoon fills you with dread, then the trial of a new qualification in the north of the county may be of interest.

Around 30 high school pupils from the Halesworth area get to leave the classroom every week to develop new skills on their way to an Engineering Diploma.

The range of subjects on offer includes car mechanics, engineering, brick laying, plastering, hairdressing and catering.

The venue for the training is the new £2 million state-of-the-art North Suffolk Skills Centre in Halesworth.

The centre is helping to address the needs of students who prefer to study more practical subjects as opposed to the traditional three Rs.

'Ground breaking' scheme
Graham Lane, who chaired the development panel for the Engineering Diploma, had a tour of the centre and spoke to staff and students to learn more about its role in piloting the brand new Diploma in Engineering course.

Mr Lane described the educational work being carried out at the Skills Centre as 'ground-breaking and inspirational'.

"All the evidence shows this is going to be a mainstream qualification. Already Cambridge University says it's prepared to take the diploma as entry for an honours degree course.

"I think the diploma is the most exciting reform in this country since secondary education began in 1902. The children clearly enjoy their studies at centres like these and I think one of the main issues could be the future demand for places which at the moment are limited."

Based in the grounds of Halesworth Middle School, the multi-million pound centre sees Lowestoft College, Leiston, Bungay and Sir John Leman high schools working together to provide a range of training opportunities.

It was this successful partnership that meant the centre was specially selected by the government as one of only a few in England to stage the new courses.

source: www.bbc.co.uk/suffolk

www.northsuffolkskillscentre.co.uk

UEA and Cefas form alliance to research marine environment issues

The pressures of global climate change on the world’s fragile marine environments is to form the central plank of a new strategic alliance between the University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich and Lowestoft’s Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science (Cefas).

The venture will strengthen existing collaboration between the institutions and establish new areas of joint research whose overall aim is to produce high-quality science that will influence policy-making, economic development and, ultimately, an improved quality of life.

The partnership will include a new joint UEA-Cefas lectureship in marine ecosystem services – the services provided by the natural environment that benefit people with the new lecturer to be appointed in time to start in the autumn. It is also hoped that the two organisations will work together to develop a new degree course in marine environmental management.

Together, UEA and Cefas have helped reduce ‘discards’ (non-targeted commercial fish caught but thrown back dead) by two-thirds in trials on modified fishing gear. They have found that more than half the coral reef fisheries in island communities around the world are being exploited unsustainably.

The partners also collaborate on coastal erosion and managed re-alignment of the coast; the impact of climate change on fish growth and stocks; and nutrient supply from rivers and sediment storage in estuaries.

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Active Norfolk Newsletter - March 08

Free Marketing Clinics
Do you need support with a marketing problem? If so, book yourself on one of our free marketing clinics in Norwich or King's Lynn.

• 12th March 5pm - 9pm Lynnsport, King's Lynn
• 13th March 5pm - 9pm UEA Sportspark

To book a 30 minute slot during the evening with our marketing expert, email info@activenorfolk.org with your prefered time or call 01603 697011. Your local Sports Development Officer will be attending the session to help you with any other queries.

Badminton Level 1
Would you like to take your Level 1 badminton coaching course? There is a course running in Norwich in April at Hellesdon High School on 6th and 20th May. Click here for details.

Club and Coach Development Courses 2008 - 09
The new course programme is now on our website and places can be booked online. The hard copies of the programme will be printed soon. New courses this year include Planning the Perfect Meal to Perform, Leading Your Club and Managing Your Club's Money

Forthcoming courses include:

• How to be an Effective Club Secretary (King's Lynn) 19th March 6.30 - 9.30pm
• Performance Strength and Conditioning (Norwich) 20th March 6.30 - 8.30pm
• Recruiting and Managing Volunteers (Norwich) 26th March 6.30 - 9.30pm

To book any of the above courses please go to www.activenorfolk.org/courses

Star:track Easter courses
Our popular outdoors athletics course for girls and boys aged 8 - 15 is booking up fast. They are running in Norwich and Great Yarmouth during the Easter holidays. Book your place now at www.activenorfolk.org/courses or call us on 01603 697011 for an application form.

Active Norfolk
The Turner Road Centre, Turner Road, Norwich, NR2 4HB
Email: info@activenorfolk.org | Tel: 01603 697011

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77 percent of you planning to get more active

Happy New Year from Active Norfolk

77 percent of people are planning to get more active
According to the poll on our homepage, 77% of you are intending to try a new sport or activity in the New Year. If you're looking for inspiration, why not check out our Activity Search to find a sports club or venue near you. You can search by sport or location.
Click here to try the Activity Search

There are plenty of opportunities to get active, including Norfolk County Council's programme of fitness classes across Norfolk. They include sports such as archery, badminton, swimming, Tai Chi and yoga.
Click here for more details

Website Survey:
£50 JJB sports vouchers up for grabs
Thank you to all of you who have already given us feedback about our website. We are always looking at ways to improve it and value your comments.
Click here to complete a short survey
- one lucky person chosen at random will win £50 worth of JJB sport vouchers.

Forthcoming courses:
• 9th Jan Injury Prevention, Norwich *only 1 space left*
• 10th Jan Periodisation of Training, Norwich
• 15th Jan A Club for All, King's Lynn
• 17th Jan Marketing Your Club, Norwich
• 31st Jan Optimising Performance, King's Lynn

The courses are heavily subsidised and cost from just £8
Click here for more information or to book a place

Active Norfolk
The Turner Road Centre, Turner Road, Norwich, NR2 4HB
Email: info@activenorfolk.org | Tel: 01603 727885 | Fax: 01603 760448

Active Norfolk - Courses in the New Year

Forthcoming courses in the New Year:

• 9th Jan Injury Prevention UEA *3 places available*
• 9th Jan How to be an Effective Chairperson King's Lynn
• 10th Jan Periodisation of Training UEA
• 15th Jan A Club for All King's Lynn
• 16th Jan First Aid short course Easton College
• 17th Marketing your Club UEA

Get in quick with your bookings!
Click here to book online.

PE and Sport Consultation
A survey has been launched this week asking every pupil in Norfolk how much sport and activity they do outside of school hours. The consultation also asks young people how much competitive sport they do. The purpose of this is to inform plans to deliver the 5 Hour Offer – a government initiative to ensure children have access to at least 5 hours of sport per week. The survey is important to find out what activities children already do and what they would like to do in the future. The results will help shape the future of PE and sport in Norfolk.

2012 Day
20th December is 2012 Day - an opportunity to highlight the Olympics
Click here to have a go at our 2012 quiz.

Other Events
» An Introduction to Sport Psychology - Professor Ian Maynard - 17.Dec.07
This seminar running in Cambridge is aimed at community sport coaches. The seminar is going to be delivered by Professor Ian Maynard. Ian is one of the country’s top sports psychologists,...

» Medieval Sports Day - 05.Jan.08
Fancy yourself as Robin Hood, Maid Marian or one of the Three musketeers? Come and have a go at fencing and archery at this family fun day. Time: 10am - 3pm Venue: Harleston Primary School Cost:...

» Norwich City Council Fit City Event - 22.Jan.08
This event is organised by the Norwich City Council Sports Development Team for council employees to collect information and seek advice and opportunities to participate in sport. Time: 10.00 a.m. to...

» Gimme 5 Family Fun Day - 01.Mar.08
Back to school with some old school team games with a twist! High Fives and Kwik Cricket and more! Time: 10am - 3pm Venue: Pulham Primary School Cost: £3.50 per adult, £2.00 per child. Or...

That just leaves us to say:
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
from all of us at Active Norfolk!

Active Norfolk
The Turner Road Centre, Turner Road, Norwich, NR2 4HB
Email: info@activenorfolk.org | Tel: 01603 697011

Could you be on the road to Wembley with County 5IVES?

Could you be on the road to Wembley with County 5IVES?

Have you ever thought about setting up a small sided football team with your football club, neighbours, friends or colleagues? Are you looking to keep fit after the football season finishes? Not played for years and looking to see if you still have that magic? Would you like to play at Wembley? If the answer to any of these is yes, County 5IVES is what you have been looking for!

2007 has been a great year for County 5IVES:

1072 County 5IVES matches played during 2007
All matches played on 3G artificial grass pitches
Every match officiated by qualified, registered referees who have completed the FA Small Sided Football Conversion Course
76 teams entered one of the County 5IVES Leagues in Norfolk
The youngest participant was aged 16 years and 7 days
The oldest participant was 57 years old
Over 1000 players registered for County 5IVES
66% of participants were new or returning to affiliated football

County 5IVES football leagues are open to any male adult aged 16 or over. County 5IVES leagues run at four specially selected venues across Norfolk: Acle, Dereham, Hellesdon and Thorpe.

In 2008 County 5IVES will be getting even bigger and better with new Leagues, centres and opportunities in the pipeline. If you would like to become part of County 5IVES and enter a team into one of the County 5IVES Leagues in Norfolk then now is your opportunity.

If you would like to apply and enter the 2008 County 5IVES Winter Leagues starting January 2008 or for more information, please visit www.NorfolkFA.com and download an application form or contact Shaun Howes at the County Headquarters on 01603 704050 or email County5IVES@norfolkfa.com

Active Norfolk
The Turner Road Centre, Turner Road, Norwich, NR2 4HB
Email: info@activenorfolk.org | Tel: 01603 727885 | Fax: 01603 760448

Few women are doing enough exercise

Few women are doing enough exercise

Only a fifth of women in the UK are doing enough exercise to be healthy, a report has found. The Women's Sport and Fitness Foundation wants a public debate on how to engage women in physical activity.

It says many women currently feel under more pressure to be thin than healthy and are put off exercise from an early age - typically by school sport. And women desperately need greater sporting role models than the wives and girlfriends of football stars, it says.

The research finds:
• 90% of women feel under pressure to be thin
• almost half of 25-34 year old women feel under greater pressure to be thin than healthy
• 25% of women saying they ‘hate the way they look’ when they exercise or play sport
• nearly a quarter of women say that PE at school put them off sport
• 40% of girls as young as seven don’t want to be seen to be “sporty”

"There is a fundamental mismatch between girls' views of their bodies' functions as passive and decorative, and the use of the body as active and functional in sport," the report says.

"Many girls also dislike the practical requirement of having to alter their dress and appearance in a way that conflicts with their images of femininity in order to take part in PE."

"We need the media to pay greater attention to female sporting achievements. Why, when Nicole Cooke won the French cycling tour on the same day as Andy Murray hurt his wrist, did she become an afterthought on the news?"

The WSFF believes that cultural representations of women have to change if women are to show a greater interest in fitness than thinness. It hopes to kickstart a debate involving the media, government, schools and universities, and also plans to encourage businesses to facilitate more sporting events at work.

It wants to make sport more accessible to women with children by encouraging the provision of crèches at leisure centres and more options to exercise as a family.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who is opening the WSFF conference on Thursday, has said his government is committed "to achieving a step change in how women and girls experience and participate in sport".

"The most significant barrier to women being active today is not a practical barrier it's a cultural one. We need to tackle this head on."

Double Olympic gold medallist Dame Kelly Holmes said: "We need to find out ways to encourage girls to do exercise with their friends, to go to the gym, go out for walks, go on bike rides - things that you can find that are fun."

Active Norfolk
The Turner Road Centre, Turner Road, Norwich, NR2 4HB
Email: info@activenorfolk.org | Tel: 01603 727885 | Fax: 01603 760448

Active Norfolk is 1 year old!

is 1 year old!

Active Norfolk was formed on 1st November 2006 - our mission is to promote the benefits of sport and physical activity and to raise awareness of the opportunities that are out there for people to become involved. We've achieved a lot in a year but there's still much more to do. We especially acknowledge all of our partners who work with us to get our county more active. Click here to find out what has been accomplished in a year.

Need help with marketing your club or facility?
Active Norfolk have produced a marketing toolkit which is aimed