JW3 Classes&courses 2015 September - December

CLASSES & COURSES

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CLASSES & COURSES Adult Learning, Food & Drink, Art Studio, Health & Fitness and Languages September-December 2015 JW3London

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CLASSES & COURSES

History, languages, art, food, fitness and more – join us this autumn for a variety of engaging classes and courses.

This guide features a wide range of events designed to educate and inspire. Explore the major current events, ideas and personalities that have characterised the Jewish people since 1900 with Twentieth Century Jewish History; from Lord Salisbury to David Cameron, learn about British political history in Modern British Prime Ministers: 1900-2015; enjoy thought-provoking and dynamic discussions with the Ivy House Book Circle; and learn French, Arabic or Hebrew in one of our many language courses.

Get creative at our hands-on cookery classes – we’ll be making mini doughnuts, tiny latkes and menorah shaped biscuits in Canapés for Chanukah, and quick, easy and delicious dishes at Simple Suppers.

We are delighted to launch the How To... Series, masterclasses by experts in their fields. Highlights include How To… Heal Through Massage Therapy, Buy a House and Work With Anger.

Paint, draw, sculpt and more at our Art Studio events: learn traditional and experimental techniques with Silk-Screen Printing, the basics of figurative sculpture in Sculpting the Body as Sacred and a contemporary take on a traditional needlecraft with Quilting. Get fit, tone muscle, improve posture and reduce stress at our Health and Fitness sessions, which include Hatha Yoga, Mindfulness, Pilates, Krav Maga and Belly Dancing.

We look forward to seeing you!

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See what else is going on at JW3 in our other season guides: WHAT’S ON

WHAT’S ON

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Jack Liebeck and Katya Apekisheva, two internationally esteemed musicians, have over time created an exceptional artistic partnership.

Their expressive musicianship is highlighted in this colourful and powerful programme.

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Image credit: Chris Dunlop

Image credit: David Bebber

8pm £15 JW3London

Dame Felicity Lott Dave Newton Jazz Trio

24 March

Special Offers!

WHAT’S ON FAMILIES &

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JW3London

21 January

11 February

All usual JW3 concessions apply, including NUS discount 50%

Clare Teal, of BBC Radio 2 fame and one of the UK’s most thrilling jazz singers, brings us music made popular by her heroes, Ella

Thursday September-December 2015 10 December

Trio Shaham Erez Wallfisch

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Fitzgerald, Doris Day and Peggy Lee, as well WHAT’S ON as more contemporary covers and original

Walks & Trips

Sir Mark Elder

Sunday 13 december 3.30pm £20

ThurSday 26 november 8pm £15

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11 January

Schubert, Grand Duo in A major, D.574 Lekeu, Violin Sonata in G major (1892) Brahms, Violin Sonata No.3 in D minor Kreisler, Two Pieces

An enlightening evening not to be missed!

FAMILIES & FUSION Selected highlights from Spring 2016

Image credit: Christina Raphaelle

Of this talk he says ‘I should put some order into my thoughts and collect concepts and catch-words in the shape of an A-Z. Aided by this alphabet, my talk will try to convey some of a thinking pianist’s concerns.’

Together with outstanding pianist Jason Rebello, she creates a melting pot of styles Music, Performance, Dance, and genres, intoxicating melodies, inspired Comedy, Literature, Cinema, arrangements, all interspersed with her Talks & Discussions, Festivals, warm and witty story telling.

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Jack Liebeck, violin Katya Apekisheva, piano

Image credit: Chris Dunlop

‘One of the finest Jazz singers that this country is proud to call its own.’ mobo

A Pianist’s Alphabet

As one of the world’s greatest pianists, Alfred Brendel has always enhanced his artistic horizons with active interest in the visual arts, literature, poetry and humour.

Events for children & teenagers, Family Fun Sundays, Parenting, Early Years & Half Term

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‘Liebeck’s dark tone and quiet strength is nicely offset by Apekisheva’s limpid September-December 2015 grace and immaculate sensitivity.’

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Free Parking near JW3

On the Finchley Road after 7pm weekdays and all day Sunday, and in adjacent side roads after 6.30pm and all day Sunday Payable parking is also available at the O2 centre 400 metres away

JW3 is grateful for sponsorship for Ivy House Music & Dance from the NJL Foundation @IHMusicandDance

What’s On Families & FUSION

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Front cover, image credit: Yasmine Naghdi, by Tom Allen

Understand History p2 Engage with World Issues p8Alfred Brendel Explore Jewish Identity p11 Appreciate the Arts p13 Clare Teal with Expand Your Mind p14 Jason Rebello Languages p15 Food and Drink p18 How To… Series p24 What’s On Skills and Pastimes p27 Art Studio p29 Health & Fitness p35 Krav Maga p39

Ivy House Music & Dance Autumn 2015

Ivy House Music & Dance

JW3 is a non-profit charitable community centre and arts venue, reliant on the generosity of donors.

For further information on how to support us, please contact our development team at info@jw3development.org.uk or call 020 7433 8962

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UNDERSTAND HISTORY Tuesdays 13, 20 October | 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8, 15 December

TWENTIETH CENTURY JEWISH HISTORY 10.30am-12.30pm, ÂŁ20 per session, ÂŁ144 for the 9-part course

TRUDY GOLD This course will explore the major currents, ideas and personalities that have characterised the Jewish people since 1900. We will focus on the shifting Jewish centres, Jewish internal life and how the crisis of modernity placed Jews at the forefront of cataclysmic events. From the horror of the Holocaust to the re-establishment of the Jewish State, we will discuss why this numerically tiny people have played such a decisive role in modern history. This series will be accompanied by documents, maps and film.

Kibbutz, c. 1920-39

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UNDERSTAND HISTORY

Wednesdays 14, 21 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9, 16 December

Thursdays 15, 22 October | 5, 12, 19, 26 November | 3, 10, 17 December

BRAINS AT BREAKFAST: MODERN JEWISH HISTORY

MODERN BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS: 1900-2015

8-9am, £250 for the 9-part course, limited to 12 people, held at private premises in North West London

2-3.30pm £20 per session, £144 for the 9-part course

TRUDY GOLD This course will examine the social, political and cultural history of the Jews over the last 200 years. In an era of unprecedented opportunities, challenges and dangers they have gained rights but been the victims of the most savage onslaught in human history.

They have established their own state, yet continue to be a focus of one of the world’s most intractable problems. Beginning with the French and American revolutions we will study the story of the Jews in an attempt to understand the bewildering world of today.

Thursdays 15, 22 October | 5, 12, 19, 26 November | 3, 10, 17 December

WAR IN THE EAST & THE COLLAPSE OF AN EMPIRE 10.30am-12.30pm £20 per session, £144 for the 9-part course

WILLIAM TYLER MBE As the 20th century opened, the AustroHungarian Empire was ruled by the ageing Franz Joseph, who was still Emperor at the outbreak of the First World War in 1914 – a war partly caused by Austria’s own actions.

The war concluded with the destruction and dismemberment of his empire. This is one of the great stories of modern history, yet is little known in this country.

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WILLIAM TYLER MBE From Lord Salisbury to David Cameron, our story will look at modern British political history, which saw a Canadian Prime Minister, the first Labour Prime Minister, the first woman Prime Minister and the last Liberal Prime Minister. Nationalist and Coalition Governments existed in times of peace and in times of war. Few would challenge the view that Winston Churchill was our greatest wartime leader, but who was the greatest Prime Minister? Asquith, Attlee, Thatcher, or another?

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VENUE HIRE Looking for venue hire? JW3 has something that will suit your needs, whether for a corporate or charity event or function. Our Howard Hall, seating up to 270 theatre-style, is perfect for conferences, talks and more. There are plenty of breakout rooms for meetings and ‘away-days’. Our intimate 60seat Cinema is available for parties, charities, industry screenings and business presentations. Enjoy HD films in comfortable surroundings.

For more information about venue hire email venuehire@jw3.org.uk or call 020 7433 8989.

JW3 MEMBERSHIP Visit www.jw3.org.uk/become-member to join now and receive 10% off most JW3 events and on food at Zest!

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UNDERSTAND HISTORY

70 Years On: Reflections on The Holocaust, Liberation & Aftermath 1945 marks the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II. It changed the Jewish world irrevocably and had a huge impact on European civilisation. A third of all Jews were murdered and a culture all but destroyed. These events and accompanying courses will examine the cultural creativity of a dying people and explore the magnificent few who were rescuers.

Wednesdays 14, 21 October | 14, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9, 16 December

THE JEWISH WORLD 1945-1948 10.30am-12.30pm £20 per session, £144 for the 9-part course

TRUDY GOLD 1945-1948 are probably the most traumatic and decisive years in Jewish history since the exile. We will explore the immediate aftermath of the Holocaust and the emergence of the State of Israel. We will also examine the motivation of the major political players on the world’s stage plus movements within Zionism itself. This course will be accompanied by the use of documents, newspaper articles and footage of the extraordinary events portrayed.

Wednesday 28 October

A SURVIVOR SPEAKS 7.30-9.30pm £16 in advance, £18 on the day

ZAHAVA KOHN & HEPHZIBAH RUDOFSKY Zahava, a survivor of Bergen-Belsen and Westerbork concerntration camps, will be in conversation with her daughter Hephzibah.

She will speak about her wartime experiences and her family’s story of survival against the odds. Dialogue between mother and daughter is all the more meaningful and compelling.

Tuesday 3 November

MUSIC: BEYOND GOOD & EVIL Monday 26 October

HOLLAND: A CASE STUDY 7.30-9.30pm £16 in advance, £18 on the day Anne Frank is probably the most famous Holocaust victim. The Nazis created a nightmare world in which all moral values were overturned. This event will focus on Holland, its pre-war culture and those who were saved during the Holocaust. The panel will include Professor Bert Jan Flim, historian and son of a rescuer, and Steven Frank, a survivor.

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7.30-9.30pm £16 in advance, £18 on the day Anita Lasker-Wallfisch, survivor of the women’s orchestra in Auschwitz, Clive Marks, former Chairman of the London College of Music, Dr Shirli Gilbert and Patrick Bade, author of Music Wars 1937-1945 will discuss cultural creativity during the Holocaust. Music will be performed by Simon Lasker-Wallfisch.

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Wednesdays 4, 11, 18 November

NUREMBERG: AN EVALUATION 70 YEARS ON

Tuesdays 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1 December

VARIAN FRY

2-3.30pm £20 per session, £48 for the 3-part course

2-3.30pm £20 per session, £80 for the 5-part course

DR HELEN FRY

TRUDY GOLD & PATRICK BADE

For the 70th anniversary of Nuremberg, Helen Fry looks back at the significance of the trials and examines a little known aspect of that period – the life within the prison during the trials as Hitler’s henchmen awaited their fate. Whilst justice was exacted for many of the top Nazi leaders, some enduring mysteries remain, especially regarding Rudolf Hess.

Part of Nazi philosophy was to destroy any aspect of culture that was created by Jews, or contrary to their insane ideology. This fiveweek course will focus on wartime France and the fate of the artistic community. We will examine in particular Marseille, which was a centre for émigré cultural figures desperate to escape, focusing on the extraordinary Varian Fry who managed to rescue over 2,000 of the most important cultural figures in Europe. Our case study will be the colourful Alma Mahler and her third husband, Franz Werfel.

Wednesdays 25 November | 2, 9, 16 December

THE DIPLOMATS & SPIES WHO SAVED JEWS FROM THE NAZIS 2-3.30pm £20 per session, £64 for the 4-part course

DR HELEN FRY Helen Fry turns her attention to the diplomats and spies who, at great personal risk, saved hundreds, sometimes thousands, of Jews from the Nazis in the 1930s and during the early part of World War II. Little attention has been given to these unsung heroes. The course examines their rescue efforts and the sacrifices which they made, often going far beyond the call of duty.

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UNDERSTAND HISTORY

Starts Friday 2 October

MASTERS (MA) IN JEWISH HISTORY & CULTURE £3,400 per year

DR SHIRLI GILBERT Over two years, this part-time programme we will explore key moments in Jewish history, focusing on Jews’ encounters with diverse societies across time and place, and the rich cultures they created.

The programme offers opportunities for sustained and wide-ranging intellectual exploration and conversation, as well as individual research projects. Training is provided in writing and research skills.

Tuesdays 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8, 15 December

POLIN: THE ASTONISHING STORY OF THE JEWS OF POLAND 7.30-9.30pm £20 per session, £112 for the 7-part course

RICHARD GOLDSTEIN What is the true story of the Jews in Poland?

Is it the land of antisemitism or one ordained

by God for the Jews to settle in comfort? Why did so many Jews willingly settle in Polish lands? Was there really a golden age for Jews in Poland? The history of the Jews in Poland is fascinating, uplifting and tragic. Let experienced educator and guide Richard Goldstein take you on a journey which explores why the Jews came to Poland and how they shaped its story. Discover the remarkable birth of Hasidim and the warm intimate world of the shtetl.

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The MA is awarded by the University of Southampton and taught at JW3 by worldleading academics from the university’s Parkes Institute.

In the first instance for further details contact: Judy Trotter – judy@jw3.org.uk or Dr Shirli Gilbert – s.gilbert@soton.ac.uk

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ENGAGE WITH WORLD ISSUES Mondays 9, 16, 23, 30 November | 7, 14 December

Mondays 12, 19 October | 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 November | 7, 14 December

SYRIA & IRAQ: A HISTORY, AND A CONTEMPORARY TRAGEDY

CURRENT AFFAIRS

2.30-4pm £20 per session, £96 for the 6-part course

PAULA KITCHING

HAGAI SEGAL Syria and Iraq remain on the front page of the newspapers as the ongoing conflicts in both, and across their shared border – dominated by extremist elements, most notably ISIS/ Islamic State – continue to rage and threaten to spread across the region. But what has led to these situations? How have two of the historically strongest states in the Middle East collapsed so dramatically? And what are the implications for the future of each state, the wider Middle East, and global peace and security?

2-3.30pm £20 per session, £144 for the 9-part course Paula, brilliantly and irreverently, tackles new subjects every week. Join us for the liveliest discussion group in London. Topics will be generated by you and the issues of the day.

Discussion and dissent are part of the fun and we guarantee a lively debate.

Tuesdays 13, 20 October | 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8, 15 December

WORLD RELIGIONS 10.30am-12.30pm £20 per session, £128 for the 8-part course

CLIVE LAWTON As one of the leaders of the movement in British schools to turn Religious Education from purely education in Christianity to education in all the world’s major religions, Clive is ideally placed to take you through a whistle stop tour of the ‘big six’ – Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Judaism, Christianity and Islam. If there’s time, Clive will also ‘play requests’ and try to give outlines of other religions that members of the class are interested in.

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ENGAGE WITH WORLD ISSUES

Thursdays 15 & 22 October

TEN YEARS ON FROM THE 7/7 ATTACKS 10.30am-12noon £20 per session, £32 for the course

HAGAI SEGAL Hagai will examine the threats to the UK and our government’s strategy to deal with them ten years on from the July 2005 atrocities.

How secure is the UK, what threats are posed by the likes of ISIS/Islamic State, and how is UK counter-terror strategy developing to protect us?

Thursdays 5, 12, 19, 26 November

ISRAEL, PALESTINE & ‘THE TERRITORIES’ 10.30am-12noon £20 per session, £64 for the 4-part course

HAGAI SEGAL There is much controversy in Israel and abroad over Israel’s policy in the territories whose name and status can’t even be agreed on! Hagai will examine the current dynamic and likelihood of EU and US pressure and even sanctions.

Thursdays 15, 22 October | 5, 12, 19, 26 November | 3, 10, 17 December

THE ABRAHAM DEBATING CLUB 1-2pm, £5 per session Run by our students for our students, you are invited to debate, listen and disagree over a wide range of controversial topics. No experience is required so come along and have your say! No booking necessary.

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Mondays 9, 16, 23, 30 November | 7, 14 December

NEW GOVERNMENT, NEW GOVERNMENT! THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE NETANYAHU & CAMERON WINS 12.30-2pm £20 per session, £96 for the 6-part course

HAGAI SEGAL To the surprise of many, and against the suggestions of the opinion polls, both Israel and the UK re-elected right-wing governments. But what will these two new governments mean respectively for Israeli and British politics, domestic and foreign policy in each country, and the relations between the UK and Israel? And what have both elections taught us about the interests and priorities of the populations of both states, and the strength or weakness of their political systems? Hagai will explain all.

Thursdays 3, 10, 17 December

DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST 10.30am-12noon £20 per session, £48 for the 3-part course

HAGAI SEGAL Hagai will give his latest update on the current situation in the fast-flowing and ever changing Middle East. Lots has changed since the last update, so come along to hear the latest developments from Israel to Iran and everything in-between.

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EXPLORE JEWISH IDENTITY

EXPLORE JEWISH IDENTITY Wednesdays 14, 21 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9, 16 December

Thursdays 15, 22 October | 5, 12, 19, 26 November | 3, 10, 17 December

MYSTIC AND MEANINGFUL

MORE MODERN JEWISH LITERATURE

10am-12noon £20 per session, £144 for the 9-part course

ANGELA GLUCK Mysticism may be all the rage but classical Judaism is often thought of as rational and practical, not in the least touchy-feely. Yet, in exploring the ‘meaning of life’, Jewish mysticism has deep, ancient roots that sprouted new branches over the ages.

There’ll be no Mystic Meg – and not much Monty Python or Madonna – just lots of intriguing Jewish ideas from a long period, all on the theme that there’s more to life than meets the eye.

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10.30am-12.30pm £20 per session, £144 for the 9-part course

MAUREEN KENDLER We continue to explore the richness of modern Jewish literature through reading Israeli, European and American books. Enjoy the globally diverse responses to what it means to write as a Jew about Jewish questions. New and old readers begin here!

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Mondays 12, 19 October | 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 November | 7, 14 December

Mondays 12, 19 October | 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 November | 7, 14 December

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WEEKLY WISDOM

Wednesdays 14, 21 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9, 16 December

JEWTOPIA 12.15-1.45pm £20 per session, £144 for the 9-part course

ANGELA GLUCK All cultures dream of ‘the good life’.

Most societies hark back to a Golden Age, but Jewish tradition has mainly focused on looking forwards towards a time of peace, justice and contentment. Using texts and images from a wide range of sources, we’ll explore these ideas and their effects, seeing links between Jewish and non-Jewish belief systems. This course is offered in two parallel groups on Mondays and Wednesdays.

10.30am-12noon £20 per session, £144 for the 9-part course

JULIE APFEL Life lessons and ethical insights from the weekly Torah reading, through a pluralistic prism. Text-based learning and discussion; no Hebrew required.

Thursday 12 November

PARDES POP-UP BEIT MIDRASH 7.30-10pm £10 in advance, £12 on the day

RAHEL BERKOVITS & RABBI ZVI HIRSCHFIELD We are bringing the magic of the Pardes Beit Midrash in Jerusalem to London for one night only!

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APPRECIATE THE ARTS

Appreciate the arts Wednesdays 14, 21 October | 4 November

A MORNING AT THE OPERA

Wednesdays 14 October | 4 November | 2 December

11am-12noon, £10 per session or £24 for all three

THE IVY HOUSE POETRY CIRCLE

DR JOHN LAZARUS

2-3.30pm, £5 per session

IRENE NEWTON Are you passionate about poetry? Join us monthly to discuss poems on a chosen theme.

Wednesdays 21 October | 25 November | 16 December

THE IVY HOUSE BOOK CIRCLE 2-3.30pm, £5 per session

IRENE NEWTON Lovers of literature unite! Join us for thoughtprovoking and dynamic discussions of classic and contemporary novels.

‘When power corrupts, poetry cleanses’ - John F Kennedy In these eagerly anticipated one-hour sessions, discover three operas you can see in London in October, November and December. Verdi’s Otello and The Force of Destiny are among his greatest tragic dramas; Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin is a compelling tale of thwarted love. The music of each is magnificent.

John’s fresh approach will illuminate these great works no matter how well or how little you know them.

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EXPAND YOUR MIND Wednesdays 4, 11, 18, 25 November

MEET YOUR BRAIN 8-9.30pm, £20 per session, £64 for the 4-part course

DANIEL REISEL Over four sessions we will delve into the black box of the brain and uncover its evolutionary history, remarkable capacity and surprising limitations. As we journey to the heart of the human brain, we will consider why it’s the way it is, and what we can do to get the most out of the ancient, squidgy thing we carry around between our ears.

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LANGUAGES

Languages JW3’s unique approach integrates language learning with history, culture, art and customs, making studying all the more enjoyable and useful. We offer day and evening classes at many levels so you can find a course that matches your level of expertise. Whether you are a total beginner or an advanced speaker you will be impressed by the skills of our friendly tutors and watch how quickly your language skills will improve. We employ the latest teaching techniques appropriate to the student to make the learning process as easy and as enjoyable as possible.

Teachers include Osnat Blauer-Rivlin, Ronit First-Kavisky, Nurit Gance, Hani Gani, Rina Gurvitz, Haggit Inbar-Littas, Vivien Mazin, Vardit Sadeh-Ginzburg, David Sheinberg, Kimi (Michal) Waxman, Rina Wolgroh-Zolti, Patricia Zerah-Randisi.

French

Arabic

TOTAL BEGINNERS

TOTAL BEGINNERS

Learn to read and write, and start creating small sentences for daily use.

Whether or not you are familiar with the Arabic alphabet, we recommend starting here in order to be able to read and write, as well as to speak.

BEGINNERS III For those who converse in French on basic topics comfortably. Learn to use 700-800 words confidently.

INTERMEDIATE Improve your speaking skills, your French vocabulary and at the same time have the opportunity to read articles in French and discuss them.

ADVANCED CONVERSATION For confident French speakers. The group will discuss historical and topical items of interest.

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A Hebrew book Ivrit Min Ha’Hatchala is required for every Hebrew class. You can purchase yours at the JW3 Box Office. Please note that the cost of your book (£27) is not included in the course fee.

To find out which level will be best for you, please refer to www.jw3.org.uk/languages or contact Haggit Inbar-Littas, Head of Languages: haggit@jw3.org.uk, 020 7443 8972.

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Hebrew TOTAL BEGINNERS

INTERMEDIATE I

Whether or not you are familiar with the Hebrew alphabet in print and script, we recommend starting here in order to be able to read without vowels as well as to write and build up basic conversation.

As your skills improve, use of the past tense is revised and the future tense is taught.

Students will learn to use Hebrew in everyday situations and begin to read basic newspaper articles.

NOT QUITE BEGINNERS

INTERMEDIATE III

For those who know the Hebrew alphabet both in print and script, have started to read and have a vocabulary of about 50 words.

This course consolidates previous learning of tenses and introduces the passive tense.

Students will practice with past GCSE Higher Level exams and audio.

BEGINNERS I For those who can read comfortably, form simple sentences, have knowledge of basic verbs in the present tense and infinitives and a vocabulary of 300-400 words.

ADVANCED I We will use a variety of media and elaborate on texts from newspapers to take your Hebrew to the next level.

BEGINNERS II

ADVANCED III

For those who converse in Hebrew on basic topics comfortably using the present tense and infinitives. Learn the past tense and to use 700 to 800 words confidently.

For those who know present, past and future tenses and read more advanced newspaper articles.

BEGINNERS III Become confident handling the past tense, discussing newspaper headlines and listening to Hebrew recordings.

VERY ADVANCED For students who wish to study more complex texts including Israeli newspapers, TV and literature.

VERY ADVANCED CONVERSATION Students will watch news from Israel and converse on leading topics of the day as well as other relevant topics.

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LANGUAGES

Languages Timetable AUTUMN 2015 TERM DATES

Wednesday 7 October - Tuesday 22 December Half term: Monday 26 – Friday 30 October

MONDAYS

TUESDAYS

French Advanced Conversation Patricia Zerah-Randisi 10am–12noon £150

Hebrew Beginners II (Term II) Nurit Gance 10am–12noon £150

Hebrew Intermediate I (Term II) Haggit Inbar-Littas 10am-1pm £225

French Beginners III Patricia Zerah-Randisi 10am-12noon £150

French Intermediate Patricia Zerah-Randisi 1-3pm £150 Hebrew Total Beginners Hani Gani 7–9pm £150 Hebrew Not Quite Beginners Ronit First-Kaviski 8-10pm £150 Hebrew Intermediate III Rina Gurvitz 8-10pm £150 Hebrew Very Advanced Conversation Haggit Inbar-Littas 8-10pm £150

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Hebrew Advanced III Haggit Inbar-Littas 10am-12.30pm £225 Hebrew Not Quite Beginners (Term II) Hani Gani 7-9pm £150

WEDNESDAYS Hebrew Advanced I Hani Gani 10am-12noon £150 Hebrew Beginners I Haggit Inbar-Littas 10.15am-12.15pm £150 Hebrew Beginners III (Term II) Hani Gani 12.30-2.30pm £150

Please note that member discounts do not apply to language courses Hebrew Beginners I (Term II) Kimi (Michal) Waxman 7-9pm £150 Hebrew Intermediate I (Term II) Nurit Gance 8-10pm £150

THURSDAYS Hebrew Very Advanced Haggit Inbar-Littas 10am-12noon £150 Hebrew Intermediate I Rina Gurvitz 12.30-3pm £225 French Total Beginners Patricia Zerah-Randisi 1-3pm £150 Arabic Total Beginners Vivian Mazin 7-9pm £150

SUNDAYS Hebrew Beginners I Kimi (Michal) Waxman 9-11am £150 Hebrew Beginners III (Term II) Osnat Blauer-Rivlin 11am-1pm £150 Hebrew Beginners II Ronit First-Kaviski 11am-1pm £150 Hebrew Intermediate I (Term II) Rina Wolgroh-Zolti 11.15am-1.15pm £150

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FOOD & DRINK The JW3 Demonstration Kitchen is supported by Neil Lerner Kitchens.

Please note that all ingredients and utensils in our classes are kosher.

The JW3 Demonstration Kitchen is not under kashrut supervision.

Tuesday 8 September

AN ITALIAN ROSH HASHANAH Demonstration 11am-1.15pm, ÂŁ30

SILVIA NACAMULLI Known for her captivating demonstrations of Italian Jewish cookery, Silvia Nacamulli joins us again to share traditional dishes from her Italian Rosh Hashanah menu. She will demonstrate a fish main course of sea bass fillets on a delicate tomato, garlic and parsley sauce, a refreshing herby couscous and a vegetable side dish, as well as two desserts: a delicious honey, coffee and walnut cake and a perfect apple cake. This is a class not to miss!

EARLY BOOKING DISCOUNT ÂŁ5 off full course price for courses of six weeks or longer if you book before 8 August 18 18

FOOD & DRINK

Tuesday 13 October

Wednesday 14 October

SPICY SOUTHERN INDIAN

TOFU TWO WAYS

Workshop 7.30-9.30pm, £35

Demonstration 7.30-9.30pm, £30

DANIELLE LEVINSON

VANESSA ALMEIDA

This workshop will be based around dahls, dry and wet curries and cooling side dishes, such as: beetroot pachardi – a side dish of fresh beetroot, cooked in spices combined with yoghurt; a cooling yoghurt – based on plantain and mango; bean thoran – a dry curry using beans, spices and nuts; aubergine dahl – using red lentils, fresh tomatoes and aubergines cooked with spices; and lemon rice. The class will feature knife skills and the careful balance of spicing, flavour, texture and presentation.

Thursday 15 October

THE SECRET OF VEGAN DESSERTS Demonstration 7.30-9.30pm, £30

Learn how to cook using this amazingly healthy and versatile ingredient. Big in the vegan community, tofu not only absorbs all the flavours you throw at it but it’s also low in calories, contains no cholesterol and is an excellent source of protein, iron, and calcium.

VANESSA ALMEIDA Tuesdays 20 October | 17 November | 15 December

JEWISH VEGETARIAN SOCIETY PRESENTS MYSTERY COOKING Workshop 7.30-10pm, £15

LARA SMALLMAN & MAAYAN GEVA

Learn how to impress your friends with a deliciously creamy chocolate cheesecake and master the art of vegan meringues.

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JW3 is excited to partner with the Jewish Vegetarian Society for a new series of mystery cookery events. The ingredients are top secret, the recipes cannot be revealed. Join us for an evening of after work social cooking, where we’ll cook, chat and enjoy our dinner together. All the recipes will be suited for a small-sized kitchen and require no special equipment.

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Wednesday 21 October

Tuesday 27 October

PIZZA & FOCACCIA

MAKING JAM & PESTO

Workshop 7-9.30pm, £35

Workshop 7.30-9.30pm, £35

SILVIA NACAMULLI

POPPY FISHMAN Preserving seasonal fruits and vegetables is one of the oldest culinary arts. Come along to this hands-on workshop to learn how to make a fruit jam and seasonal pesto. Each participant will take home a jar of jam and a pot of pesto.

Thursday 29 October

RAW DESSERTS Demonstration 7.30-9.30pm, £15 Pizza and focaccia are such delicious classics, and they’re easy to make at home once you know how. Today Silvia Nacamulli will share some of the secrets she has learned, as well as tricks of the trade that will guarantee perfect pizza and fantastic focaccia every time. You’ll learn both fast and slow livening techniques and plenty of tasty toppings! Silvia Nacamulli regularly conducts classes on Italian Jewish cuisine at locations around London. She also runs cookery courses in Italy.

Wednesday 28 October

MEALS FOR TWO Workshop 7.30-9.30pm, £35

RACHEL DAVIES After a sell-out class last season, Rachel Davies (Rachel’s Kitchen) is back teaching you how to cook stylish and delicious food – perfect for making for someone you care about. During this hands-on workshop, we’ll be making these great tasting dishes: coconut and ginger sea bass ceviche; chickpea and artichoke paella; baked chocolate and raspberry custards.

LARA SMALLMAN & MAAYAN GEVA

Amid predictions that it may become the world’s first vegan nation, Israel’s culinary world has, in the last few years, rapidly shifted towards healthier and more ethical eating, including a whole new approach to desserts.

If you are curious about raw desserts, and interested in discovering what happens when you leave processed sugar, flour, eggs and dairy off the menu, then this session is perfect for you. The demonstration will introduce you to an array of new ingredients and their health benefits, whilst demonstrating, and offering you a taste of, delicious and simple raw desserts.

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FOOD & DRINK

Tuesday 3 November

Tuesday 10 November

SEPHARDI FEAST FOR SHABBAT

MAKING CHUTNEY & PICKLES

Demonstration 7.30-9.30pm, £30

POPPY FISHMAN

FABIENNE VINER-LUZZATO

Often chutney bought from the supermarket contains artificial ingredients and flavourings.

Making your own means you know exactly what goes into the jar. Come along to this hands-on workshop and learn how to make chutney and pickles. Participants will take home a jar of each.

With her North African origins, Fabienne will take you on journey to learn how to impress your guest with easy delicious Sephardi recipes. The demonstration will include different colourful salads and meatballs wrapped in vegetables for starter, and two different cholents: a Moroccan one with chickpeas, honey and beef and a Tunisian one with lamb and barley, both full of spices and herbs. She won’t forget mint tea, dates and prunes stuffed with dates for dessert if you still have space!

Workshop 7.30-9.30pm, £35

Tuesday 10 November

FLAVOURS OF MOROCCO Workshop 10.30am-12.30pm, £35

DANIELLE LEVINSON This workshop will include: a pastilla – filo pastry stuffed with fresh vegetables of the season served with preserved lemon, mint and yoghurt dip; a tagine using seasonal squashes and chickpeas; a spiced couscous; fish chemoula – using perhaps sea bass fillets cooked in Moroccan spices; and an exotic salad of spinach sautéed with spices, preserved lemons and olives. The class will feature knife skills and the careful balance of spicing, flavour, texture and presentation.

For more Food & Drink events please see p22.

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SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER 2015

Tickets 020 7433 8988 www.jw3.org.uk

Event listings SUNDAY 6 SEPTEMBER Screen-Print Your Own Rosh Hashanah Card

10am

TUESDAY 8 SEPTEMBER An Italian Rosh Hashanah

11am

THURSDAY 24 SEPTEMBER Gold

7.30pm p31

TUESDAY 30 SEPTEMBER Playing with The Aleph Bet

7.30pm p34

TUESDAY 13 OCTOBER Spicy Southern Indian

p30

TUESDAY 10 NOVEMBER Flavours of Morocco Making Chutney & PIckles

10.30am p21 7.30pm p21

p18

WEDNESDAY 11 NOVEMBER Drawing In Silver & Gold: Artist Talk

2pm

7.30pm p19

WEDNESDAY 14 OCTOBER Tofu Two Ways

7.30pm p19

THURSDAY 15 OCTOBER How to... Heal Through Massage Therapy The Secret of Vegan Desserts

7.30pm p24 7.30pm p19

TUESDAY 20 OCTOBER Mystery Cooking

7.30pm p19

WEDNESDAY 21 OCTOBER Pizza & Focaccia

7pm

MONDAY 26 OCTOBER Holland: A Case Study

7.30pm p5

TUESDAY 27 OCTOBER Making Jam & Pesto

7.30pm p20

WEDNESDAY 28 OCTOBER Meals for Two A Survivor Speaks

7.30pm p20 7.30pm p5

THURSDAY 29 OCTOBER How to... Complain About Your Retirement Income Raw Desserts

p20

5.30pm p25 7.30pm p20

TUESDAY 3 NOVEMBER Sephardi Feast for Shabbat Music: Beyond Good & Evil

7.30pm p21 7.30pm p5

THURSDAY 5 NOVEMBER How to... Create Your Own Post or Greeting Card

6pm

p24

THURSDAY 12 NOVEMBER Pardes Pop-Up Beit Midrash Ashkenazi Recipes Revisited by a Sephardi Girl

p34

7.30pm p12 7.30pm p22

TUESDAY 17 NOVEMBER Mystery Cooking

7.30pm p19

THURSDAY 19 NOVEMBER How to… Heal Through Massage Therapy Cooking for Men

7.30pm p24 7.30pm p22

SUNDAY 22 NOVEMBER How to... Work with Anger

1.30pm p25

MONDAY 23 NOVEMBER How to... Launch A Kickstarter Campaign, Raise £1 Million & Build Your Business

8pm

WEDNESDAY 25 NOVEMBER Simple Suppers

7.30pm p22

THURSDAY 26 NOVEMBER Quilting

7pm p32

MONDAY 30 NOVEMBER How to... Buy a House

7.30pm p26

TUESDAY 1 DECEMBER Canapés for Chanukah

7.30pm p22

THURSDAY 3 DECEMBER Flavours of Thailand

7.30pm p23

TUESDAY 8 DECEMBER Party Food & Entertaining

11am

TUESDAY 15 DECEMBER How to... Skate Mystery Cooking

6.45pm p26 7.30pm p19

THURSDAY 17 DECEMBER How to... Skate

6.45pm p26

p25

p23

SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER 2015

Courses

EARLY BOOKING DISCOUNT

AUTUMN 2015 TERM DATES

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Monday 12 October - Friday 18 December Half term: Monday 26 – Friday 30 October Please check the relevant page for exact dates.

MONDAYS Feldenkrais 10.30-11.30am p36 Weekly Wisdom 10.30am-12noon p12 Jewtopia 12.15-1.45pm p12 New Government, New Government!

The Implications of The Netanyahu & Cameron Wins 12.30-2pm p10 After Loss 1-2.30pm p26 Current Affairs 2-3.30pm p8 Syria and Iraq: A History, and A Contemporary Tragedy 2.30-4pm p8

TUESDAYS Bridge Beginners/ Intermediate 10.30-12.30pm p27 World Religions 10.30am-12.30pm p8 Twentieth Century Jewish History 10.30am-12.30pm p2 Zumba Gold 12noon-12.50pm p38 Knitting Without Stress 1-3pm p28

For the Languages timetable and Languages term dates please see p17.

Polin: The Astonishing Story of the Jews of Poland 7.30-9.30pm p7 Portraiture 7.30-9.30pm p31 Colour 7.30-9.30pm p34 Sacred Geometry 7.30-9.30pm p33

WEDNESDAYS Brains at Breakfast: Modern Jewish History 8-9am p3

Bridge Intermediate/ Advanced 1.30-3.30pm p27

Feldenkrais 10-11am p36

Varian Fry 2-3.30pm p6

Mystic and Meaningful 10am-12noon p11

Make Mine A Memoir 2-3.30pm p28

The Jewish World 1945-1948 10.30am-12.30pm p5

Krav Maga: Kids Foundation (Kids ages 11-13) 5-6pm p39

Krav Maga: Kids Intermediate (Kids ages 11-13) 5-6pm p39

Krav Maga: Kids Foundation (Kids ages 14-16) 6-7pm p39

Krav Maga: Kids Intermediate (Kids ages 14-16) 6-7pm p39

Creative Writing

Zingt!

6.45-8.45pm p28

7.30-9pm p27

£5 off full course price for courses of six weeks or longer if you book before 8 August

Drawing for The Perplexed 10.30am-12.30pm p31 A Morning at The Opera 11am-12noon p13 Jewtopia 12.15-1.45pm p12 Sing!

1-2pm p28

Nuremberg: An Evaluation 70 Years On 2-3.30pm p6 The Diplomats & Spies Who Saved Jews From The Nazis 2-3.30pm p6 The Ivy House Book Circle 2-3.30pm p13 The Ivy House Poetry Circle 2-3.30pm p13 Feldenkrais 6.30-7.30pm p36 Drawing The Body As Sacred 7.30-9.30pm p29 Sculpting The Body As Sacred 7.30-9.30pm p32 Meet Your Brain 8-9.30pm p14 Belly Dancing 8-9pm p35

THURSDAYS Pilates 9.30-10.30am p38 War In The East & The Collapse of an Empire 10.30am-12.30pm p3

Tickets 020 7433 8988 www.jw3.org.uk More Modern Jewish Literature 10.30am-12.30pm p11

The Abraham Debating Club 1-2pm p9

Photography Intermediate 7.30-9.30pm p30

Krav Maga: Women Foundation 10-11.20am p40

Ten Years On From The 7/7 Attacks 10.30am-12noon p9

Modern British Prime Ministers: 1900-2015 2-3.30pm p3

Poetic Drawing 7.30-9.30pm p34

Silk-screen printing 10am-1pm p30

Israel, Palestine & ‘The Territories’ 10.30am-12noon p9

Chess Club 2-4.30pm p27

Developments in the Middle East 10.30am-12noon p10 Pilates Gold 10.45-11.45am p38

Gaga Movement 6-7pm p38 Photography Beginners 7.30-9.30pm p30

‘Eran Tibi turned Jewish food … into a riot of bright and light and summer’ Jay Rayner, The Observer May 2015 Book online www.zestatjw3.co.uk or call 020 7433 8955

SUNDAYS Meditation 9-10am p37 Mindfulness 9-10am p37 Hatha Yoga 9.15-10.30am p35

Kavannah Yoga 11am-12noon p35 Krav Maga: Women Intermediate 11.30am-12.50pm p40 Krav Maga: Adult Foundation 7-8.30pm p40

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR CLASSES & COURSES HOW TO REGISTER For details of how to book, see the back cover.

CONCESSIONS & DISCOUNTS See the back cover. Full details can be found on our website, or call the Box Office for more information.

BURSARIES Our Bursary Fund is available to those who cannot meet the full cost of a course or event. To apply, please email Ziva Ambalo in confidence at ziva@jw3.org.uk. This Bursary Fund is available due to the generosity of our donors. If you would like to donate, please contact our Development Department at info@jw3development.org.uk or call 020 7433 8962.

REFUND POLICY Refunds for classes and courses are given at JW3’s discretion (except when we cancel the class or course, in which case refunds are automatic) when JW3 receives at least five working days’ notice of withdrawal before the course is due to start. Where possible, a credit note will be issued and must be redeemed within six months of issue, after which it will automatically lapse.

JW3 cannot be held responsible for changes due to an individual’s personal circumstances which might prevent attendance.

VOUCHERS Classes & Courses vouchers are ideal if you want flexibility.

Vouchers are sold in sheets of 10, at a cost of £195 (price held for this year).

Vouchers can be redeemed at the JW3 Box Office.

Vouchers can be redeemed against a wide range of courses and classes at JW3.

There are exclusions from the scheme – please visit www.jw3.org.uk/vouchers or call the Box Office for details.

2015 vouchers are valid until August 2016.

Where classes are full, priority is given to those already booked.

Vouchers are non-negotiable and non-refundable.

Voucher students are not added to class registers and cannot be informed of date or teacher changes.

Vouchers can be transferred to or swapped with other individuals.

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We reserve the right to make changes to events, classes and courses as advertised, if they are over or undersubscribed.

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Where you have allocated seats, we have the right to change them to others of equal value.

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Thursday 12 November

Wednesday 25 November

ASHKENAZI RECIPES REVISITED BY A SEPHARDI GIRL

SIMPLE SUPPERS

Demonstration 7.30-9.30pm, £30

FABIENNE VINER-LUZZATO

Workshop 7.30-9.30pm, £35

RACHEL DAVIES Do you need some inspiration for quick and easy suppers? Some fresh, healthy ideas to put on the table in a hurry? Let chef Rachel Davies (Rachel’s Kitchen) help. In this handson class we’ll be making ginger fried rice with egg and bok choi, courgette and ricotta fresh lasagne and dukkah roasted salmon with couscous and tahini yoghurt.

Tuesday 1 December

CANAPÉS FOR CHANUKAH Married to an Ashkenazi, Fabienne - Sephardi, had no choice but to learn her husband’s favourite foods. She twisted the recipes though and added her own personal touch.

Learn how to make homemade chop liver, delicious and quick chicken soup, comforting cholent, spicy (not hot) meatballs in a rich tomato sauce, potato and other vegetable kugels and finish ‘en beaute’ with a vanilla and apple strudel!

Demonstration 7.30-9.30pm, £30

FABIENNE VINER-LUZZATO

Thursday 19 November

COOKING FOR MEN Demonstration 7.30-10.30pm, £30

FABIENNE VINER-LUZZATO Learn to prepare easy and delicious recipes friends and family in the kitchen. Fabienne has been teaching men, women and children for many years. Book yourself, or send your husband, partner, brother, dad or best friend to learn easy recipes including fish, how to cook chicken, rice, potatoes and vegetables perfectly and expertly prepare many salads.

She will even show a few easy dessert recipes.

Mini doughnuts, tiny latkes, homemade chocolate gelt, gingerbread biscuits shaped as menorahs. Start Chanukah early with Fabienne who will demonstrate and will need your help to prepare different canapés and treats to share with your friends and family.

Fabienne will also speak about the festival, her Tunisian origins and will demonstrate a traditional Chanukah cake called farka. All are mini treats to make you feel less guilty and enjoy as many as you can!

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FOOD & DRINK

Thursday 3 December

Tuesday 8 December

FLAVOURS OF THAILAND

PARTY FOOD & ENTERTAINING

Workshop 7.30-9.30pm, ÂŁ35

Demonstration 11am-1.15pm, ÂŁ30

DANIELLE LEVINSON

SILVIA NACAMULLI

With ingredients that make up the key elements: hot, sour, sweet and salty, to create the authentic tastes of Thai cooking, students will be guided through herbs and spices and learn how to prepare pastes and sauces. From spring rolls to fiery curries and refreshing salads, your culinary skills will take on a whole new meaning.

To effortlessly entertain is an art. Join Silvia Nacamulli as she shares her tips on how to host a successful dinner party, including planning ahead and choosing the right menu.

The class is part hands-on and part demo, making dishes suitable both as finger food and/or as part of a dinner menu. Dishes include filo parcels with aubergine, chilli and feta, mini fish boulettes with Asian dressing, a pumpkin, coconut milk and lemongrass soup and mini tartlets with peppers and goat cheese.

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HOW to... series We are delighted to launch the How To... Series at JW3 – a dedicated hub of one-off master classes or short-term courses offered by experts in their field, from health to finance, from buying a house to leisure activities.

Thursday 5 November

Thursdays 15 October or 19 November

HOW TO... CREATE YOUR OWN POST OR GREETING CARD

HOW TO… HEAL THROUGH MASSAGE THERAPY

6-8pm, £15

15 October 7.30-8.30pm or 19 November 4-5pm, £5

GAYNA PELHAM Have you ever wanted to draw and paint landscapes? Or been on holiday and wished you could paint your surroundings? Join artist and art historian Gayna Pelham to sketch a scene by using examples of modern and traditional artists.

You will learn how to draw and paint quickly on small-scale postcards and canvas boards, rapidly capturing the mood of the countryside and the city. Take your new skills further as templates from which to print your own cards, invitations or presents.

JEMMA JACOBS Learn key massage strokes and a routine for head, neck and shoulders which you can use on yourself and others. Massage has a myriad of benefits, including relaxation, deeper breathing and greater presence in the moment. You can attend solo or with a friend or partner, and learn impressive skills to relax yourself and others.

Jemma trained in massage and is a meditation teacher.

Total beginners warmly welcomed.

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HOW TO... SERIES

Thursday 29 October

Monday 23 November

HOW TO... COMPLAIN ABOUT YOUR RETIREMENT INCOME

HOW TO... LAUNCH A KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN, RAISE £1 MILLION & BUILD YOUR BUSINESS

5.30-6.30pm, £5

ROBIN ELLISON For many of us our pension is the most valuable asset we have. But we don’t always get what we expect when we retire. What can we do if we think we get too little? Or if the advice we got was wrong?

8-9pm, £5

ALICIA ZUR-SZPIRO & SAAR SHAI

This session explores how to complain effectively, how to use all the different complaint systems, how to get more money, what to do on divorce, how to protect your pension against creditors, and looks at state, workplace and personal pensions.

Robin is a consultant with an international law firm and is Professor of Pensions Law at Cass Business School.

Sunday 22 November

HOW TO...

WORK WITH ANGER 1.30-4.30pm, £15

MICKEY YUDKIN In this workshop we’ll explore the nature and manifestations of anger, the connection with pain and how to manage these powerful feelings.

The confrontation with and containment of these emotions can lead to a greater sense of aliveness and creativity.

These are interactive, experiential workshops, using a variety of methods, including theory, poetry, role play and pair and group work.

Mickey is an associate lecturer in the Department of Psychological Sciences, Birkbeck, University of London.

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An introduction to raising funds for a new project or product on Kickstarter, the world’s most popular crowdfunding site. Discover how to build a great campaign, do proper planning and marketing, and how the community can help turn your idea into a reality.

Saar Shai and Alicia Zur-Szpiro have six successful campaigns under their belt (plus one failure!). With backgrounds in start-ups, advertising, marketing and technology, they have raised over £500,000 to produce their original strategy games and also work as consultants for other campaigns.

Tickets 020 7433 8988 www.jw3.org.uk

Monday 30 November

Tuesday 15 or Thursday 17 December

HOW TO... BUY A HOUSE

HOW TO… SKATE

7.30-8.30pm, £5

6.45-7.35pm, £15

JONATHON MILLER

DAVID BALLANTYNE

Buying a house will probably be your biggest purchase, whether for yourself, your children or as an investment. Building on case studies, Jonathon shows the process and techniques to assess a property using websites, how to investigate the property for potential problems, goes into the psychology of the negotiation process, and explains the timeline after price agreement, survey, and opportunities for renegotiation.

Have you always wanted to glide along the ice, but been too afraid to do so? Do you feel embarrassed being a total beginner? Here is a unique opportunity to learn the basics of skating at the JW3 Ice Rink.

David is an experienced skater who will take you onto the ice without any problems. He will teach you some theory and give practical tips - you’ll never look back. With skates and cup of tea included.

In property for over 25 years, Jonathon now acts as a consultant whilst pursuing an academic career in education.

Mondays 19 October | 2, 16, 30 November | 7 December

AFTER LOSS 1-2.30pm, £5 per session Following bereavement, many people find comfort in a warm group environment where experienced counsellors offer a safe and welcoming space in which to talk, share feelings and understand one another. JW3, in partnership with the Jewish Bereavement Counselling Service (JBCS), offers a fortnightly gathering facilitated by trained counsellors.

The support group is not formally therapeutic but addresses the topics and emotions that arise for our attendees on the day. Bereavement can be an unpredictable, lonely journey and what we hope to explore together are ways to cope. and make life easier to bear.

Please call 0208 951 3881 or email enquiries@jbcs.org.uk for a first chat and to pre-book.

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SKILLS & PASTIMES

skills & pastimes Tuesdays 8 September | 13, 20 October | 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8, 15 December

Tuesdays 8 September | 13, 20 October | 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8, 15 December

BRIDGE BEGINNERS/ INTERMEDIATE

BRIDGE INTERMEDIATE/ ADVANCED

10.30-12.30pm, £12 per session, £20 for both morning & afternoon sessions

1.30-3.30pm, £12 per session, £20 for both morning & afternoon sessions

ALLAN KAY & THIERRY EHRSAM

ALLAN KAY & THIERRY EHRSAM

Course instructors Allan Kay and Thierry Ehrsam are both well-known in the bridge world and will take you through a well designed, easy-to-follow course of lessons.

Their aim is for you to both be able to play bridge with friends, and improve on your knowledge. We will provide notes and promise an enjoyable experience and individual attention.

This bridge tournament is designed to help intermediate/advanced players who would like to learn more conventions. Allan and Thierry hope players who have attended their beginners courses to be able to move up to this afternoon tournament and enjoy the experience of playing competitive bridge in a friendly and pleasant atmosphere. At the end of the two-hour tournament, the instructors will be happy to answer any queries arising from the bidding and the play of the hands.

Mondays 12, 19, 26 October | 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 November | 7, 14 December

CREATIVE WRITING

Thursdays 15, 22 October | 5, 12, 19, 26 November | 3, 10, 17 December

7.30-9pm, £160 for the 10-part course

CHESS CLUB

SYLVIA PASKIN Expand your horizons by writing poetry, fiction, plays and memoirs in a lively and supportive setting. You’ll receive thoughtful and considered critique as well as advice on finding publishers.

Sylvia is a lecturer, editor and scriptwriter.

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2-4.30pm, £5 per session Players of all standards are always welcome.

Come along and join our club where you’ll find a friendly relaxed atmosphere... and some tough opposition on the chessboard.

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Tuesdays 13, 20 October | 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8, 15 December

Tuesdays 13, 27 October | 10, 24 November | 8, 22 December

MAKE MINE A MEMOIR

ZINGT!

2-3.30pm, £144 for the 9-part course

6.45-8.45pm, £12 per session, £60 for the 6-part course

HELEN HARRIS This course is aimed at those who want to explore episodes of their past in writing. An opportunity to progress – in a warm and supportive atmosphere – from jottings and wishful thinking to a finished memoir.

Helen is an author and creative writing teacher.

Tuesdays 13, 20 October | 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8, 15 December

RACHEL WESTON JMI’s Zingt! is open to singers at all levels and is led by Rachel Weston, one of the UK’s leading Yiddish song performers.

Learn traditional and new Yiddish songs and nigunim. Sing Yiddish songs in one to four parts with and without sheet music. A professional pianist will accompany you whilst you visit the melodic past of Yiddish tradition and folklore. Sing, make new friends and enjoy the music.

KNITTING WITHOUT STRESS 1-3pm, £108 for the 9-part course

LADY SUSETTE PALMER Read patterns, make garments fit, learn new techniques and enjoy! If you like knitting, are a beginner or adept, this class has something for you. Susette (author of Cosy Gloves), an experienced knitting teacher and designer, will make your knitting more interesting and enjoyable. She will explain the sometimes incomprehensible pattern instructions, and encourage you to adapt, design and professionally make up your own projects.

Wednesdays 7, 14, 21 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9, 16 December

SING! 1-2pm, £12 per session, £120 for the 10-part course

JUDITH SILVER Fill your lungs and make a joyful noise!

Judith will teach, by ear, an eclectic mix of uplifting songs from the Jewish tradition and many others. No need to read music or have any experience: singing is the birthright of us all, no matter how we think we sound.

More experienced singers equally welcome.

Together we’ll become a cohesive group with a fabulous sound!

Judith is the Director of the SOAS World Music Choir.

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ART STUDIO

art studio Wednesdays 14, 21, 28 October | 4, 11, 18 November

DRAWING THE BODY AS SACRED Taster session: Wednesday 16 September, 7.30-9.30pm, £17 7.30-9.30pm, £17 per session, £90 for the 6-part course

BENEDICT ROMAIN When we talk about drawing from life, are we aware of what exactly it is that we are drawing?

This life drawing class explores the many ways to see the human figure, including rising to the challenge of how as artists we can relate to the model not as an object to draw, but a sacred life.

Benedict Romain is a sculptor and experienced teacher, who encourages students to use different media and approaches as well as an inspiring range of models.

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Sunday 6 September

SCREEN-PRINT YOUR OWN ROSH HASHANAH CARDS

Sundays 8, 15, 22 November

10am-1pm, £25

SILK-SCREEN PRINTING

JUDITH DEVONS

10am-1pm £25 per session, £60 for the 3-part course

Playing with traditional Rosh Hashanah imagery and using experimental print-making techniques, make a series of your own unique greeting cards. Silk-screen printing is an exciting and easy-to-learn technique, allowing you to experiment with bold colours and shapes. Presented by Judith Devons, a printmaker and ceramicist.

Thursdays 15, 22, 29 October | 5, 12, 19 November

JUDITH DEVONS During this three-week course, students will learn traditional and experimental techniques of screen-printing – an exciting and easyto-learn method of printmaking. Suitable for all levels, students will transform simple designs and images into a series of unusual and colourful screen-prints on paper or fabric.

We’ll be making artists’ books, greeting cards and designs for fabric wall-hangings and t-shirts. Basic materials will be provided.

PHOTOGRAPHY - BEGINNERS Taster session: Wednesday 16 September, 7.30-9.30pm, £17 7.30-9.30pm £17 per session, £90 for the 6-part course

CALANIT LAUFER This series of six workshops gives you the opportunity to develop your digital photography skills. Understand how your camera works, and how to control light and composition. With a range of different situations from indoor studio and portraiture, to night photography whilst shooting outside, this course will give you the confidence and enthusiasm to capture anything on camera.

Calanit Laufer studied at Bezalel, Jerusalem and Goldsmiths College, London. Her work is widely exhibited internationally and she is an experienced photography teacher.

Thursdays 26 November | 3, 10, 17 December

PHOTOGRAPHY - INTERMEDIATE 7.30-9.30pm £17 per session, £60 for the 4-part course

CALANIT LAUFER This four-week course is for those with some experience using their camera and who wish to take their photography to the next stage.

It covers a range of indoor and outdoor techniques, advanced camera control and key technical concepts. We will examine several approaches towards developing independent projects, looking at existing projects to deepen our grasp of the medium’s possibilities.

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ART STUDIO

Thursday 24 September

GOLD 7.30-9.30pm, £20

REGAN O’CALLAGHAN

Tuesdays 13, 20, 27 October | 3, 10, 17 November

PORTRAITURE Taster session: Thursday 17 September, 7.30-9.30pm, £17 7.30-9.30pm £17 per session, £90 for the 6-part course

RUTIE BORTHWICK This six-week course will cover the basics of portraiture. Explore different approaches to seeing the person, capturing a likeness and conveying individuality and character, and experiment with a variety of drawing techniques. We will be drawing and painting from male and female models. Basic art materials will be provided.

Led by Rutie Borthwick, a practicing artist whose work focuses on figurative painting.

Wednesdays 14, 21, 28 October | 4 November

DRAWING FOR THE PERPLEXED 10.30am-12.30pm £17 per session, £60 for the 4-part course

TAMARA MIZROCH

Gold symbolises majesty, the divine and material wealth. Used for religious iconography and flashy consumerist advertising, this precious material has been used in visual art in so many ways. Part art history talk and part hands-on practical workshop, this class will demonstrate techniques to use gold leaf, paint and bole.

Art materials supplied.

Led by artist Regan O’Callaghan, an Anglican priest and expert in the technique and symbolism of religious icon writing.

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This four-week course in essential drawing skills is for all those who say that they can’t draw, but would love to learn. We will experiment with mark-making, explore different drawing materials and gain confidence to express thoughts and observations through drawing. Basic art materials will be provided.

Led by Tamara Mizroch, a practicing artist and experienced teacher.

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Wednesdays 25 November | 2, 9, 16 December

SCULPTING THE BODY AS SACRED 7.30-9.30pm £17 per session, £60 for the 4-part course

BENEDICT ROMAIN Learn the basics of figurative sculpture in clay, working from a live model. Primarily concerned with form, this four-week course will introduce professional techniques on how to observe the model, measure proportions and construct a sculpture of the full figure.

Aided by inspiration from the work of great sculptors, we will aim to produce a ten-inch statue with a balance of anatomical accuracy and stylistic finish.

Thursday 26 November

QUILTING 7-10pm, £30

ELEANOR GREENE

Learn how to quilt with a contemporary take on this very traditional needlecraft. This three-hour taster will teach you all the basic hand-quilting techniques, including how to combine fabrics and compose your quilt, layering the quilt sandwich, and top-stitching. Quilting is a beautiful way of upcycling old clothes that can no longer be worn, but have too much sentiment to throw away. A selection of fabrics will be available but students are encouraged to bring their own.

With Eleanor Greene, a passionate and voracious quilter.

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ART STUDIO

Tuesdays 13, 20, 27 October | 3, 10, 17 November

SACRED GEOMETRY Taster session: Wednesday 9 September, 7.30-9.30pm, £17 7.30-9.30pm, £17 per session, £90 for the 6-part course

TOM BREE Explore sacred geometry and numbers, the mathematical patterns found in nature and the cosmos that have informed the art and architecture of many faiths’ sacred spaces. In this sixweek course you will learn the underlying geometrical principles, in order to begin developing your own patterns. Tom Bree is an artist and teaches regularly at The Prince’s School of Traditional Arts.

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Tuesday 30 September

Wednesday 11 November

PLAYING WITH THE ALEPH BET 7.30-9.30pm, £17

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: DRAWING IN SILVER & GOLD ARTIST TALK

JOSH BAUM

2-4pm, £16 in advance, £20 on the day

Jewish ritual tradition has strict rules about how Hebrew letters should be written, but within these tight parameters there is much room for creativity and play, discovery of meaning and learning the limits of language.

Josh Baum is a contemporary artist and trained ritual scribe, who has been described as part artist, part magician.

Thursdays 12, 19, 26 November | 3 December

POETIC DRAWING Taster session: Thursday 1 October, 7.309.30pm, £17 7.30-9.30pm £17 per session, £60 for the 4-part course

TAMARA MIZROCH From Psalms to Yehuda Amichai, Yehuda HaLevi to Leah, the Jewish library contains sublime poetry rich in imagery. This fourweek course will explore these poems, and will inspire students to use art in forming a response. We welcome those who are drawing novices, as well as more experienced artists. Basic art materials are supplied.

SUSAN SCHWALB This autumn, The British Museum is hosting a metalpoint exhibition, showing some of the most beautiful and technically accomplished drawings ever made. Included in the exhibition is the work of the contemporary American Jewish artist Susan Schwalb – so this is a rare opportunity to learn from one of the foremost figures in the silverpoint revival in America.

Susan will demonstrate the delicate ancient technique, making reference to the history and heritage of this fine medium.

Tuesdays 24 November | 1, 8, 15 December

COLOUR 7.30-9.30pm £17 per session, £60 for the 4-part course

RUTIE BORTHWICK Each week we will explore a different colour and its uses in art. Discover how the symbolism of each colour changed through, and resonated in, different cultures - and how the pigment was manufactured, an alchemy of minerals, dyes and accidental discoveries. This four-week course is part art history lecture, and part hands-on painting workshop.

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HEALTH & FITNESS

health & fitness Wednesdays 2, 9, 16, 30 September | 7, 14, 21 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9, 16 December

BELLY DANCING 8-9pm £12.50 per session, £140 for the 14-part course

FREDERIQUE ASSOR Shimmies, hip drops, undulations, camels and hip rotations will be no secret to you anymore!

Belly dancing has many positive effects on the body: improving posture and muscle toning, reducing stress and improving happiness, weight loss, strengthening the critical carrying muscles, building your back muscles evenly, exercising arms and connecting you with different rhythms.

Sundays 27 September & 4 October

KAVANNAH YOGA 11am-12noon £12.50 per session, £20 for the course

MAXINE LEVY & RABBI MARK GOLDSMITH A meeting of body, mind and spirit, led by Alyth Rabbi Mark Goldsmith and British Wheel of Yoga teacher Maxine Levy. The word Kavannah means ‘intention’; experience a fusion of yoga techniques and Jewish meditation practices as Mark takes us on a journey from Bible to Midrash, Talmud to the Piyutim, and Maxine interweaves this with mindfulness, pranayama (breathing) and asana (postures), to create a space for reflection, questioning and complete well-being.

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Sundays 22, 29 November | 6, 13 December

HATHA YOGA 9.15-10.30am £12.50 per session, £40 for the 4-part course

MAXINE LEVY Focusing on enhancing mental and physical well-being, building stamina, strength, flexibility, in a friendly, supportive and relaxed environment.

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Mondays 7, 21 September | 12, 19, 26 October | 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 November | 7, 14, 21 December 10.30-11.30am, £12.50 per session, £130 for the 13-part course or

Wednesdays 2, 9, 16, 30 September | 7, 14 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November 10-11am, £12.50 per session, £100 for the 10-part course or

Wednesdays 2, 9, 16, 30 September | 7, 14, 21, 28 October | 4, 11, 18, 25 November | 2, 9, 16, 23 December 6.30-7.30pm, £12.50 per session, £160 for the 16-part course

FELDENKRAIS ORNA DALE ELIASHIV Feldenkrais Method brings about flexibility, ease of movement and bodily freedom. It is a gentle technique, designed to be a pleasant and positive experience. Each class is different and addresses a particular aspect of movement, balance and control while forming a pleasurable and supportive path to deepening self-knowledge. Through enhancing awareness of our movements, real improvements can be made in posture and long lasting relief from pain and muscular tension. The method also improves the ability to rest and relax.

Returning this December

JW3 ICE RINK See our website for more details: www.jw3.org.uk/ice

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HEALTH & FITNESS

Sundays 11, 18, 25 October

MINDFULNESS 9-10am, £12.50 per session, £30 for the 3-part course

AMIR GREENSTEIN This course covers mindfulness and the development of consciousness, through bodywork exercise. Our awareness is firstly of our physical body, then through our five senses, we branch out to notice the world around us. In this unique class we will learn how to become mindful; first physically, and then develop our consciousness more conceptually.

Sundays 1, 8, 15 November

MEDITATION 9-10am, £12.50 per session, £30 for the 3-part course

AMIR GREENSTEIN Classes in Zen seated meditation to reduce stress and relax the body and mind.

EARLY BOOKING DISCOUNT £5 off full course price for courses of six weeks or longer if you book before 8 August

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Thursdays 3, 10, 17 September | 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 October | 5, 12, 19, 26 November | 3, 10, 17 December

Thursdays 3, 17 September | 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 October | 5, 12, 19, 26 November | 3, 10, 17 December

PILATES

PILATES GOLD

9.30-10.30am £12 per session, £150 for the 15-part course

10.45-11.45am, £12 per session, £140 for the 14-part course

RONELLE SOLOMON

RONELLE SOLOMON

Pilates improves posture, enhances muscle tone and body shape, and helps to correct muscle imbalances and weaknesses. A mind/ body experience for men and women of all ages that will leave you feeling energised and relaxed. Please bring your own mat or towel to lie on and wear comfortable clothing.

Pilates Gold classes are suited to the less active mature adult, beginners or those with injury. These classes will benefit those who wish to improve their posture and mobility, as well as vascular function, balance and quality of life. They will leave you with a renewed sense of well-being and confidence.

Thursdays 17, 24 September | 1, 8, 15, 22 October | 5, 12, 19, 26 November | 3, 10 December

Tuesdays 1, 8, 22 September | 13, 20, 27 October | 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8 December

GAGA MOVEMENT

ZUMBA® GOLD

6-7pm £12.50 per session, £120 for the 12-part course

12noon-12.50pm, £10 per session

CHISATO OHNO

Zumba Gold is for active older adults who are looking for a modified Zumba class, with the original moves at a lower intensity. The design of the class introduces easy-to-follow Zumba choreography that focuses on balance, range of motion and coordination. Come ready to sweat and prepare to leave empowered and feeling strong.

Gaga is a new way of gaining knowledge and self-awareness through your body, developed for Batsheva Dance company in Israel. Ohad Naharin’s movement language originated from the belief in the healing, dynamic, everchanging power of movement. Led by Chisato Ohno, a former member of Batsheva Dance Company.

AUDREY DOKLAN

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KRAV MAGA

Krav maga Krav Maga is widely recognised as the world’s most effective form of self-defence. Originating in Israel, it is based on the belief that we all have the right to walk in peace. Our courses will give participants the skills and experience to do just that. It is fun, quick to learn and easy to retain. It is particularly useful in practical situations, and will keep you fit. London Krav Maga (established 1996) is affiliated to the official Krav Maga Global (Netanya, Israel) and only uses Israeli-trained and registered instructors.

Please note that all courses are booked per season and cannot be booked on a per-session basis. Courses start in September.

For more information, term dates, registration and payment please visit the London Krav Maga website: www.londonkravmaga.com/JW3 Any other questions please email: info@londonkravmaga.com

Mondays 7, 21 September | 12, 19, 26 October | 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 November | 7, 14, 21 December

Tuesdays 8 September | 13, 20, 27 October | 3, 10, 17, 24 November | 1, 8, 15, 22 December

KIDS FOUNDATION

KIDS INTERMEDIATE

Ages 11-13: 5-6pm; Ages 14-16: 6-7pm £143 for the 13-part course

Ages 11-13: 5-6pm; Ages 14-16: 6-7pm £132 for the 12-part course

Krav Maga is easy to learn and retain. On this course for 11-13 year olds, Israeli-trained and registered instructors teach you how to defend yourself against attacks in the street as well as how to fight back. As well as improving their ability to respond quickly, students learn how to resolve problems whilst under stress.

The Krav Maga intermediate programme specifically for the 11-13 age group is open to both genders. Designed for those who have taken the Foundation course, the classes will further develop striking and defensive abilities, as well as mental awareness of conflict situations, and provide the opportunity for students to continue to progress through the grades.

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Sundays 6, 20 September | 11, 18, 25 October | 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 November | 6, 13, 20 December

Sundays 6, 20 September | 11, 18, 25 October | 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 November | 6, 13, 20 December

ADULT FOUNDATION

WOMEN FOUNDATION

7-8.30pm, £169 for the 13-part course

10-11.20am, £169 for the 13-part course

Our instructors give beginners the basics of the theory and practice of Krav Maga – teaching you how to defend yourself against all manner of attacks as well as how to fight back. We simulate the stress of a real attack without compromising your safety. Please book soon, these foundation courses sell out quickly.

If you’re a woman over 16, let us teach you how to defend yourself against common threats and attacks in all sorts of environments and gain the skills to fight back.

We only use Israeli-trained and registered instructors, specifically qualified to teach women, using gender-appropriate methods and material.

Sundays to Wednesdays, all year

Sundays 6, 20 September | 11, 18, 25 October | 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 November | 6, 13, 20 December

PRACTITIONER PROGRAMME For students who have completed our Foundation Course (or who have prior experience) the Practitioner Programme takes your training to the next level. You will be taken through all the Practitioner grades (1-5) over a 30-month period. There are seven sessions per week to choose from – running Sunday to Wednesday – split by level. Fees are £55 to £89 per month depending on payment option.

For further details please look up the practitioner course at www.londonkravmaga.com

WOMEN INTERMEDIATE 11.30am-12.50pm £169 for the 13-part course For women over 16 who have completed the Foundation course. Learn more skills to defend yourself and fight back with registered Israeli-trained instructors.

www.londonkravmaga.com/book-a-course

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PLEASE MAKE A DONATION next time you buy a ticket, to help build a vibrant community.

To find out about other opportunities please contact the JW3 Development team at info@jw3development.org.uk or call 020 7433 8962

JW3 is a non-profit charity. Every single pound donated makes a tangible difference. Support like yours will help sustain us into the future.

Help keep JW3 diverse, engaging and open to all.

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biographies JULIE APFEL studied at Michlelet Orot and Machon Pardes and has a BSc from LSE. She is a graduate of the LSJS Susi Bradfield Women Educators’ programme and taught for many years at the London Jewish Cultural Centre’s Florence Melton adult learning programme. Page 12 PATRICK BADE is an author and senior tutor at Christie’s Education Department. He has also taught for The Prison Service, The Royal Academy of Arts and The Royal Opera House. He has contributed to radio programmes on Classic FM and BBC Radio 4, and he has been a favourite with London Jewish Cultural Centre students for many years. Pages 5 & 6 DR HELEN FRY is a historian, biographer and dynamic presenter who has written over 20 books, including Churchill’s German Army and Inside Nuremberg Prison. She is currently working on a number of scripts for film and TV. Page 6 ANGELA GLUCK teaches across the Jewish community and is known for her lively style. She teaches on a wide range of topics and is the author of over 40 books. Pages 11 & 12 TRUDY GOLD has been at the heart of the London Jewish Cultural Centre since its inception. She is one of the most talented and knowledgeable teachers in the community. She was editor in chief of the teaching resource pack Lessons of the Holocaust and her history classes remain at the heart of the programme. Pages 2-6 RICHARD GOLDSTEIN is Director of Operations at the Institute for Jewish Policy Research. He is also an experienced lecturer, guide and writer on Jewish history and the Holocaust. Page 7 MAUREEN KENDLER is globally recognised as a superb educator. She is a teaching fellow at the London School of Jewish Studies and is a UJIA Ashdown Fellow. Her background and foreground combines teaching literature and Jewish texts.

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CLIVE LAWTON is one of the JW3 education consultants. Over the years he has explored literary, philosophical, historical and religious themes in a wide variety of courses and specials. One of the founders of – and still a key force behind – Limmud, Clive has been a head teacher, Chair of a hospital trust, on the Metropolitan Police Authority, and much else besides. He is a magistrate and one of the world’s leading calendrical experts. Page 8 DR JOHN LAZARUS has had a long and distinguished career as a musician and educator whose illuminating talks are always alive and fresh.

Page 13 IRENE NEWTON has an MA in English Literature. She was the Editor of the New Zealand Jewish Chronicle, a bookseller and publisher. Irene has been the Artistic Director of Ivy House Music and Dance for seven years, creating a programme that constantly sells out. Page 13 DANIEL REISEL is a research associate at UCL, where he conducts research on women’s health and teaches at the Medical School. He is interested in the intersection between ethics and science. Page 14 HAGAI SEGAL is an award-winning academic, consultant and analyst specialising in terrorism and Middle East affairs. Lecturer at New York University in London, and a frequent expert contributor on radio and TV, Hagai serves on the London First Security & Policing Advisory Board. He has taught at the London Jewish Cultural Centre for over 10 years and at JW3 since its opening. Pages 8-10 WILLIAM TYLER MBE is an experienced adult educator, who loves to share his enthusiasm for history with others. He holds degrees from three British universities and has held senior positions in adult education, including the post of Principal of City Institute. He received an MBE for services to adult education. William taught at the London Jewish Cultural Centre from 2008 and is already proving popular at JW3. Page 3

PAULA KITCHING is an historian, writer and educational consultant with historical specialisms in war, genocides and cultural history. She has written for educational publications, books, museums, and website publication and is a speaker and lecturer for young people and adult education. Page 8

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VISIT US HOW TO BOOK TICKETS Tickets may be booked via our secure website 24 hours a day, by phone, or in person at JW3 during opening hours. We do not charge a booking fee. All listings are correct at time of going to press and may be subject to change. Check our website for more information. If an event is cancelled or abandoned, tickets will be refunded or exchanged. Please see the website for our full terms and conditions, including details of latecomers, photography, video and recording policies.

CONCESSIONS & DISCOUNTS We offer concessions on many of our ticket prices for several groups, including recipients of Universal Credit, Pension Credit, Disability Living Allowance, full-time students in possession of NUS/ISIC cards, and companions/carers of people with disabilities.

Please call the Box Office to book concessionrate tickets. Concessions and discounts cannot be combined.

Become a JW3 Member to receive 10% discount on most events. Visit www.jw3.org.uk/become-member Group booking discount: Buy nine tickets for the same event at the same time and get the tenth one free. Please call the Box Office to book.

Terms and conditions may apply to concessions and discounts.

ACCESS JW3 is an accessible buildings for people with physical impairments. Wheelchair accessible.

The JW3 Cinema and Howard Hall both have a hearing loop. For further details regarding access requirements and bookings, please visit www.jw3.org.uk or call the Box Office.

PARKING JW3: Paid parking is available at the O2 Centre, 400m away. Free parking on Finchley Road and adjacent side roads after 7pm (6.30pm side roads) Mondays to Saturdays and all day Sunday.

The Six Point Foundation survivor enrichment programme grant can, at JW3’s discretion, provide an 80% reduction for entrance to a wide range of events at JW3 for those Holocaust survivors and refugees who would like to attend but have financial needs. The Six Point Foundation grant can also assist with transport costs, carers and other relevant accessibility costs for those unable to meet these costs themselves.

OPENING HOURS* JW3 Sunday 8.30am-11pm Monday-Thursday 9.30am-11pm Friday 9.30am-Various Saturday Various *Opening hours are subject to occasional variation – please check our website for full details.

JW3: 341-351 Finchley Road, London NW3 6ET Box Office +44 (0)20 7433 8988 www.jw3.org.uk info@jw3.org.uk

JW3 is a Jewish community centre with a kosher restaurant, café and bar – only food bought at JW3 can be eaten on the premises. When we are open over Shabbat or Jewish holidays, we will run a reduced “JW3 Unplugged” programme and the Cinema and Zest will be closed. Further details available on request.

JW3 Trust Ltd is a registered charity, No. 1117644.

JW3 Trading Ltd, registered company No. 7686352 (England and Wales), is a wholly owned subsidiary of JW3 Trust Ltd.