Courses include Fun Time with Baby, Family Portraits and Story Bags and for adults we have Make Do and Sell, Stress Busting and Volunteering in your Community. We also offer free basic skills courses, improving your English, ESOL and Maths as well as opportunities for childcare qualifications – so whether you want to to develop your existing skills or learn something new, this could be your first steps back into learning, getting new qualifications or a new career.
Because of family learning I am more confident and involved in my son’s schooling. I talk to more people, invite parents to the groups; my health and wellbeing has improved and I’m happier about the future.
Shati Choudhury My Family, My World
Subjects taught
Locations used by City Lit
- Woolwich Library
35 Wellington Street, SE18 6HQ - Woolwich Common Community Centre
Leslie Smith Square, SE18 4DW - Brookhill Children’s Centre
Brookhill Road, SE18 6UZ - Glyndon Community and Recreation Centre
75 Raglan Road, SE18 7LB - The Old Library
Calderwood Street, SE18 6QW - Eltham Centre
2 Archery Road, SE9 1HA - Clockhouse Community Centre
Defiance Walk, SE18 5QL - New Eltham Library
Southwood Road, SE9 3QT
Contact
- Web site: www.citylit.ac.uk
- Phone: 020 7492 2521
Courses taught by City Lit
Growing Healthy Food in Pots
Woolwich Common Community Centre | 1 start dates from 2nd October 2018
Encourage learners to grow their own herbs and salad
Card Design and Paper Decorations
Eltham Centre, New Eltham Library, Woolwich Library | 3 start dates from 29th November 2018
Produce cards and decorations for diverse celebrations
Volunteering in Your Community
Clockhouse Community Centre, Eltham Centre | 2 start dates from 8th January 2019
Increase self confidence ,explore skills and qualities
Holiday Time Family Art Project Summer
Eltham Centre, New Eltham Library, Woolwich Common Community Centre, Woolwich Library | 4 start dates from 30th May 2019
Develop seasonal/cultural/diverse themed creative skills
Family Poetry
New Eltham Library, Woolwich Library | 2 start dates from 4th October 2018
Describe family members using different poetry styles linked to Key Stage 1
