Women’s adult education in Suffok and Norfolk (1999-2025)
Jean worked in Community Education, women’s education in Suffolk, making connections with services in Norfolk. I’m now retired, and a volunteer at the Suffolk Record
Jean worked in Community Education, women’s education in Suffolk, making connections with services in Norfolk. I’m now retired, and a volunteer at the Suffolk Record
Annie talks about her introduction to jazz improvisation through courses at Wensum Lodge, a hobby which led her into a new career as a music
Philip talks about the formation and growth of Norwich City Korfball Club, and the time spent using the Sports Hall at Wensum Lodge. The start
Juliette taught at Wensum Lodge in 2020. She recalls her memories of working there, and how things changed after the COVID pandemic. Teaching French I
Hilary worked at Wensum Lodge from 1999 to 2013 initially as a tutor and then became the manager of the Learning Support Service. She talks
Stephanie moved into King Street in December 2020 and did a silversmithing course at Wensum Lodge in 2022. She was heavily involved in the Save
Peter recalls how the 1987 hurricane led him to Wensum Lodge, his many years on committees, the effects of Covid, and the astonishing range of
Lucy looks back at her involvement in adult learning, through her connections with Wensum Lodge and the Women’s Employment Enterprise and Training Unit. My role
Graham is an artist who progressed through teaching and management at Wensum Lodge before returning to concentrate on his art. He recalls progressive changes in
Tricia talks about her time working at Wensum Lodge as a part-time secretary from 1993 to 2000 and what changes in Adult Education brought with