The u3a is for people who are no longer in full time employment to come together and learn together, not for qualifications but for its own reward. There are over 900 U3As throughout the UK, find out more about this chapter based in the Seaham and District area.
Seaham & District u3a usually meet on the last Wednesday of each month in Seaham Town Hall between 10am and 12 noon. DATE SPEAKER Talk Wednesday 28th January Nicola Jones The life and times of a Mumpreneur Wednesday 26th February Bernadette Hunt Handwriting/graphology Bring your favourite pen. Wednesday 25th March Ray & Margaret Daft as … Continue reading
Mallard Quiz Fri 20th March, Fri 19th June, Fri 18th Sept – datesto be confirmed.CAMEO – meeting on 3rd Wednesday at 1pm (note new time).We meet at Café 1838 @ Dalton Park. New members welcome.Monthly Quiz – Last Monday of month. First one 26th January1pm for 1.30pm start. Finishes at 3.30pm. Cost £2 + 50p … Continue reading
The Photography Group held their first session of the year last Friday, where members discussed upcoming themes and outings for the months ahead. The 2026 program is now available to view here on the Photography Group page. The video below showcases the group’s interpretation of “Patterns,” one of last year’s themes. At last Friday’s meeting, … Continue reading
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Carol’s son David has sent the funeral arrangements for me to pass on to all her friends in the u3a. My Mother Carol Kennedy’s funeral will take place on Thursday 22nd January at 11.00am at St Mary Magdalene catholic church seaham followed with a private family burial. All are welcome at Seaham Golf Club after … Continue reading
The Red Hatters will now be meeting on the second Friday of the month at Seaham Town hall Their first meeting of the year will be this Friday the 9th January at 12 30pm Continue reading
Question 1. Jill’s Christmas decorations included a mix of golden and silver balloons. One of the golden balloons burst reducing the fraction of golden balloons from a third to a quarter. How many balloons were left? Solution Suppose that there were t balloons left, of which g were golden, then: t + 1 = 3(g … Continue reading
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Seaham and District Area U3A 