Summer School

2026 Summer School – a one-week wonder!

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Gorgeous candles from the craft workshops

This year’s Summer School condensed 32 presentations, nine cooking classes, three external events, and three movie sessions into a single week instead of the two-week program offered in previous years.

A total of 22 guest speakers contributed to the program, including a retired detective, a fire safety officer, a cardiologist, a gut health professional, and specialists from the Commonwealth Bank and the health sector. Additional presenters covered topics ranging from happy and healthy exercise to artificial intelligence, online safety, and much more.

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Summer School update

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Many of our Summer School classes filled quickly and are either closed or have long waitlists – but there were still spots in 23 classes as of 5 December. This has been a very positive response to our Summer School program and an indication that January 2026 will be a great start to another year at U3A Nunawading.

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Join our Summer School – Starting 19 January!

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Some of the highlights from the 2025 Summer School

Our Summer School has been created to offer something for everyone — a lively mix of topics that are fun, fascinating and inspiring. You can explore everything from karaoke and facial massage to gut health, heart disease, contemporary music, and even the latest ’wonder drug’: exercise! And that’s just the beginning. Download a copy of the Summer School Course Guide here

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Crowds flocked to Summer School

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The Partner Yoga class at Summer School 2025

Summer School 2025 was a week of informative talks, workshops, cooking demonstrations, movies, a quiz, a sing-a-long, and a partner yoga session enjoyed by many of our members.

Each day commenced with a Taiji class on the lawn and the second week of Summer School concluded with six excursions. See the photos of activities and cooking sessions here.

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2025 Summer School reminder

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This is a reminder that Summer School classes commence on Monday 20 January , with Excursions the following week. See the schedule here

Can’t attend your enrolled class?

Many classes have waitlists, so if you are unable to attend any of your Summer School classes, please be sure to let Course Admin know as soon as possible so that we can allocate your place to another member.

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Summer School update

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Most of our Summer School classes filled quickly and many have long waitlists. This has been a very positive response to our Summer School program and an indication that January 2025 will be a great start to another year at U3A Nunawading.

Mark your calendar – Make sure you mark your Summer School sessions on your calendar so you remember to attend. And if you find that you are unable to attend a Summer School session or excursion in which you have enrolled, please put in an apology. This gives us the chance to offer your place to someone on the waitlist.

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Summer School 2025

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The Summer School Course Guide is now available. Collect a printed copy from Reception, or download a copy and check out the range of interesting classes and excursions available.

Start each day of Summer School with Tai Chi on the lawn, then attend a range of classes including history, art, craft, cooking demonstrations, health tips, music, movies and more!

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Summer School 2024 excursion report

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The second week of Nunawading U3A’s 2024 Summer School provided an opportunity for members to join excursions to places of interest around Melbourne. Our members were able to explore backstage at the new Whitehorse performing arts centre, see behind the scenes at the Jazz Museum, go back in time at Rippon Lea and the Old Treasury building, and admire William Johnston’s renowned antiques collection. A wonderful week of tours.

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