What's On 2010
Here is a list of the regular activities which are available at the centre. If you don't see what you are after please just let us know and we will do our best to either get a class started or point you in the right direction. And remember if you have a skill and want to run a class get in touch.
| Mondays | Contacts |
| Kempo 4.30pm-5.30pm | Neil 0845 8385156 |
| Brownies 6.00pm-7.30pm | Nicky 01997 421101 |
Jog Scotland 12.30pm-1.30pm |
Hazel 01997 414376 |
| Rainbows 4.45 - 5.45pm | Gillian 01997 421422 |
| Tuesdays | |
| Strathpeffer under 5s 9.30am-11.30am | Jane 01997 421849 |
| Strollers (gentle walks around the locality) | The Centre 01997 421989 |
Yoga 12.30pm-2.00pm |
Alaine 01997 421576 |
Youth Club 7.00pm-9.00pm |
The Centre 01997 421989 |
| NEW! Zumba Fitness 7.30-8.30pm | Natallia 01349 830885 |
| Wednesdays | |
| Mum's & Bumps Group | Kirsty 01997 421005 |
| Highland Dancing 4.00pm-6.00pm | Marion 01349 864124 |
| Yoga 7.30pm-9.00pm | Alaine 01997 421576 |
Art Class |
The Centre 01997 421989 |
| Thursdays | |
| Walking group 11 am | Hazel 01997 414376 |
| Lunch Club (Over 65s only) 12.00-1.30pm | Ann 01997 421305 |
| Shinty Training for school children | The Centre 01997 421989 |
| Ross County Football training | Hotline 01349 860862 |
| Fridays | |
| Strathpeffer under 5s 9.30am-11.30am | Alisa 01997 433701 |
| Strathpeffer Racoons After Schools Club | |
| Every day from end bell to 6.15pm | 01349 866749 |
User Group details
Kempo
Contact: Neil Hourson 0845 8385156
A Martial Art designed to promote self-discipline, life skills, and character development and inspire students towards a goal of Black Belt through a comprehensive syllabus & it is fun! Classes for children 4 to 15 years and adults aged 16 upwards
Groove the After School Club
Contact: Julie Collard 07791200898
Based in the community centre for primary school-age children to play, learn and have fun. Care to extend the school day enabling parents or carers to work or study. It is operated during all term times and some parts of the holidays.
Rainbows
Contact: Julie Copley 01997 421029
Rainbows have fun! They take part in indoor and outdoor activities as part of their programme called the Rainbow Jigsaw. Their meetings are full of games and activities that provide challenging opportunities for Rainbows to think for themselves and take an active part in unit decision-making. Everything a Rainbow does helps her to develop – it is an opportunity to look, learn, laugh and love. Any girl aged five or over can be a Rainbow. The oldest Rainbows are usually about seven years old.
Brownies
Contact: Nicky Burdekin 01997 421101
Brownies have fun! They take part in indoor and outdoor activities that challenge them to do their best. Their meetings are action-packed and full of challenges, games and activities, usually ones that the Brownies have suggested themselves. Everything a Brownie does is an adventure - it's a world of excitement, new interests and friends. Brownies belong to a Pack and work in small groups called Sixes. This gives each girl a group of ready-made friends to take care of her. It also makes her feel that she belongs to something special. Brownies meet regularly, usually once a week during school terms. There are often opportunities for Brownies to take part in special activities and events throughout the year. Many Brownie Packs go away on holiday, to camp or on an overnight sleepover. Brownies are usually aged between seven and ten, although some Brownies stay in the unit until they are a little bit older. Any girl over the age of seven can become a Brownie as long as she is able to understand, and wants to make, the Brownie Guide Promise. Being a Guide is all about learning new skills, making new friends and helping others. Each Guide is encouraged to achieve her own personal goals through a progressive programme with the opportunity to work for a wide variety of badges. This allows the girl to mature and develop at her own pace.
Under 5’s
Contact: Ailsa Sugden 01997 433 701
A chance for local Under 5’s to meet, play together and make friends, giving Parents and carers an opportunity to do something childfree. Once a week Parents and carers stay as well to chat and make friends as well!
Lunch Club
Contact: Elma Watt 01997 421292
Specifically for local over 60s the Club meets providing a reasonable priced meal and time for relaxation and socialising. There are occasional speakers and outings. Volunteers to help serve the meals are welcome. Please contact Elma; also, if you have a hobby you think the club would like to hear about they are always looking for new speakers.
Yoga
Contact: Alaine MacDonald 01997 421576
Helping you to improve your suppleness and flexibility. An excellent way to reduce stress levels and keep fit at the same time. Exercises that stimulate relax and revitalise the mind and body. For all levels.
Youth Club
Contact: Karen Evans 01997 421756
A group to help local children and young people develop, learn and have fun doing many activities in a safe, friendly and welcoming environment.
Highland Dancing
Contact: Marion Munro 01349 864124
Our popular Highland Dance classes are for all ages. Highland dancing is a regular favourite at most Highland Games. The class provide a chance to learn and complete in one of our most popular cultural exhibitions
Strathpeffer Village Market
Contact Sally, Clara or Rona 01997 421989
The idea is to give consumers an attractive choice alternative in buying food by establishing a network of local village markets that offer fresh tasty food and other local produce with regularity, quality and a sense of community. Our village market will run roughly fortnightly in the community centre selling a range of generally local food in a relaxed community atmosphere.09.30am to 12.30pm Do you make Craft Items? Do you grow plants, fruit or veg? If so come along and sell your goods or surplus. The fruit and Veg is grown by the Kids from the High School as part of the REAL Food Inverness Project their fresh produce available from their farm when in season; 25 food miles! Stalls include high quality fruit, veg, eggs, cheese, Bread, preserves & crafts. And the bread is baked in the village. We are encouraging any local resident or community volunteer to add to this market by either selling their own produce (food or non food), fund raising for a local needs or encouraging the participation of local folk, perhaps through music or the arts.
Tea and coffee available. Tables will be £10 per market.
Links
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