If you are looking for an open and friendly group who come together once a week to speak English and have fun while doing so, then this is the group for you.

If you are looking for an open and friendly group who come together once a week to speak English and have fun while doing so, then this is the group for you. 5-6 years of English is required – new members welcome!

Book clubs are a great way to discover new books and share the joy of reading with others. Come and expand your vocabulary and your conversation skills while exploring new reading worlds. We’ll enjoy stimulating discussions and have a fun afternoon together. During each session we will be talking about one novel which we will have read at home in preparation. Please bring your own book. Books: October 9: Matt Haig: "The Midnight Library" (288 pages) November 20: Mary Lawson: "Crow Lake" (320 pages) December 18: Catherine Newman: "Sandwich" (229 pages) January 22: Colm Toibin: "A Long Winter" (144 pages)

Why are some stories memorable while others are quickly forgotten? In this workshop you will learn techniques for telling more engaging stories in English. We will explore how to structure events, create an interesting beginning and use effective sequencing and descriptive language. You will also practise rebuilding a simple anecdote into a structured, compelling story.

This workshop is designed for learners who want to make their English writing more vivid and expressive. We will focus on descriptive language, imagery and stylistic techniques such as metaphors and similes. Through guided activities, you will also learn how to show emotions and ideas rather than simple state them. Suitable for anyone who enjoys writing and wants to add more variety and nuance to their social media posts, journals, or short texts.