Council/Community Room is Art Class
The recently opened Council/Community room has become the focus for local artists who are enjoying honing their skills and learning new techniques.
Classes are held every Thursday when artist/teacher Liz Deaville, brings out the best in her students with her enthusiasm and encouragement. All abilities are welcome and further details can be obtained from Liz on 01978 869052.
On the last Thursday of each month (except August) a full day art class is held at a cost of £10. Tea and offee are provided but please take your own packed lunch. Every other Thursday there are two classes: 1 - 4pm (£5) and 7 - 9pm (£4) All mediums are used, both traditional and modern, so why not join the group, learn something new, meet new friends and have a thoroughly enjoyable time.
The classes include art enthusiasts from a wide age group and from beginners to those with more experience and the atmosphere is friendly and relaxed.
Please note that, because of holidays, there will be no classes on the 21st and 28th of August.
Summer Play Scheme
A free Summer Play scheme for children aged 5 - 13 years will be held during the school holidays at the new MUGA and at the Sports Pavilion on Roe Plas. Funded by St. Asaph Town Council in partnership with North Wales Play Association, Access Play and RAPA the sessions began on Wednesday, July 23rd and will continue on Wednesday (10 - 12noon) and Thursday (2 - 4pm) for six weeks. If successful the Town Council intend to apply for further funding to extend the scheme into other school holiday periods and possible widen the age group.
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Asda’s Sporting Chance
As a result of a new initiative by Asda, local youngsters could get a helping hand when it comes to free sport this summer. The store is launching ‘Sporting Chance’ to get children swapping their computer games for a variety of free sporting sessions across the local area.
Helping to launch the scheme at the Kinmel Bay store recently was Stephanie Collister, the British No. 2 in under 14 foil fencing and a young lady with a bright future in the sport. Stephanie is pictured with the Mayor of Kinmel Bay and Towyn (left); Asda’s Events Organiser and Manager at Asda Kinmel Bay.
Sporting Chance is the company’s new scheme that aims to link children with free sport sessions and support emerging young athletes of the future by giving them a £500 award grant. All customers need to do is pick up a leaflet from any Asda store and log on to www.asda-sportingchance.co.uk to see what is near them and then go along with the free voucher.
Over 700 athletes countrywide will be selected each year (half in April and then in September) to receive the Sporting Chance Grants with each Asda store being responsible for two different young athletes each year for the next five years (one male and one female). The grants are intended to help with travel, equipment and training expenses.
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