Classes in and around Coupar Angus

Enrolling: Choose one of these 3 methods

Method 1: Post
Post this form, enclosing full payment of fees to:

C.A.A.E.A
56 GEORGE STREET
COUPAR ANGUS
PERTHSHIRE
PH13 9DJ

Cheques should be made payable to Coupar Angus Adult Education Association 
(Please write out in full)

Method 2: by telephone to: Elaine McKinlay, 01828 627040

Method 3: by email - emck3@sky.com

Do you live in an around Coupar Angus or the surrounding area? Are you interested in growing your own food but don't know where to start? You might not have access to a garden but would like to grow a little to feed you and your family? A big garden but not a lot of time on your hands?

Maybe you already grow your own and would like to meet up to share your skills and learn some more? Is your garden feeling a bit neglected and you would like a bit of help to get it back into production?

Come along to our second informal gathering at  Coupar Angus Cycling Hub and hear how we can help each other to grow more food in the town.

Saturday 16th of March 2019 at 10 am.

Everyone welcome​

Tea/coffee/biscuits 

​Coupar Angus Food and Growing Projects
Interested in growing your own food?
Saturday 9th February 1.30pm or Wednesday 13th February 6pm
Coupar Angus Cycle Hub, Forfar Road, Coupar Angus, PH13 9AL
An informal gathering to discuss how we can help each other to grow more fruit and veg in the town.
You don't need to be green fingered to give it a go!
SEED SWAP! TEA/COFFEE/BISCUITS
Supported by the Climate Challenge Fund, Forward Coupar Angus and Green Scotland

Please enrol as early as possible
Download enrollment form here.
Postal and Telephone Enrollments
Telephone Elaine McKinlay: 01828 627040
emck3@sky.com
 

The Enverdale Gym provides fitness courses for all age groups - ​www.facebook.com/enverdalegym/. 

A new Carbon Literacy training course will begin on Wednesday 29th August 2018 for 6 weeks, every Wednesday 7.30pm to 9pm at the Cycle Hub, Forfar Road (formerly Strathmore Bowling Club) from 29th August. Tea, coffee, biscuits supplied. 

It covers all you need to know about climate change and it is suitable for anyone with an interest in this subject, regardless of level of existing knowledge. 

Over 6 weeks we will have fun, informal and social meetings, using a combination of slides, short films, workshops and group discussion, we will discover the causes, effects and solutions of climate change, globally, in Scotland and locally. You will discover ways you can reduce your carbon emissions and what the benefits can be for your pocket and health as well.

The only cost is the cost of a certificate associated admin/postage, if you want one, to say that you have completed the course and are Carbon Literate (as per the Carbon Literacy Project in Manchester) This is £10. 
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Mon, 6 November, 19:00 – 20:00
As part of the Coupar Angus Burn Project, on Monday 6th November at 7pm, Clive Bowman will be running a Wood Heating Course (Agenda below) at Joe Richards work shop in George St. If you are interested in attending please email a.easson@btinternet.com or text 07960538728. Numbers are limited.
Heating your home with wood Course:-
This short course will cover the basics of using wood to heat your home. Types of stove and boiler, flues and installation, wood fuel types, wood moister levels and species, how to lay and light a fire and stove and chimney maintenance.
Course content and structure:-
• wood – forms and types
species
moister content
sourcing & supply
• how wood burns
• wood processing - using a saw and axe
chainsaws
splitters
sourcing or making kindling
• storage & seasoning- stacking
log stores
inside the house
• stoves and boilers
• chimney, flue and stove maintenance
• ash - compost heap/fruiting plants
• laying and lighting a fire preheat flue
firelighters/paper and dry kindling over dry logs
evaporating moister fast
using charcoals to release slow heat

Saturday 4th November 2017
Coupar Angus Library
10am-12.15pm

For Children:
10am-12.15pm – Pirate trail and activities, Lego Zone
10am-12pm – Face painting
10.00-10.30am – Bookbug Rhymetime and stories

For Everyone
10am-12pm – Pop-up Art drop-in workshop with Shirley MacGregor
10.30-11.30am – Bell ringing
10am-12.15pm – Heritage Society: Coupar Angus Photo display
10am-12.15pm – Tea, coffee and biscuits