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If you're 50 and over, you'd love what's on offer at the Cockburn Seniors Centre. Take a look, we think you'll be pleasantly suprised.

Cockburn Seniors Centre hosts a range of recreational, educational, health and social activities, classes, events, meals, outings and courses. Please see our current timetable (ongoing regular classes and activities) and activities (short courses, events and outings). 

Access the full transcript of this video below.

About the Cockburn Seniors Centre

The Cockburn Seniors Centre provides recreational, educational, health and social activities, classes, events, meals, outings and courses for people aged 50 and over. These include:

  • Meals - Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at midday (pre-order before 10am)
  • Café - Tuesday and Thursday 9am –12.45pm
  • Services - a centre-based hairdresser and naturopath available by appointment
  • Transport - a van pick-up service is available for members who are transport disadvantaged – booking required
  • Computer Room - computers/iPads and free WiFi available for members to use.

Menu

 The Seniors Centre offers scrumptious meals to members and non-members. Find out what's on offer by visiting the menu page.

Become a member 

Membership to Cockburn Seniors Centre is $49 for one year - 1 July 2021 - 30 June 2022.

Members enjoy access to:

  • Centre activities that are free or up to a maximum of $8 per class
  • Outings (prices vary)
  • Meals $11 for two courses, plus tea/coffee and/or main course only $8.

To become a new member, please complete the online new Seniors Centre Membership Form below.

New Seniors Centre Membership Form

Activities at the Seniors Centre

Cockburn Seniors Centre hosts a range of recreational, educational, health and social activities, classes, events, meals, outings and courses. Please see our current Timetable (ongoing regular classes and activities) and Activities Guide (short courses, events and outings) under 'Related Documents' below. 

Spring Timetable 2021

Document name Downloadable files
Seniors Centre - Timetable - Spring 2021 (accessible version) PDF document

Spring Activities Guide

Document name Downloadable files
Seniors Centre - Activities Guide - Spring 2021 (accessible version) PDF document
Spring 2021 Activities

Bingo
1-3pm | $2 per book
Friday 17 September 
Friday 15 October 
Friday 19 November 
Eyes down at 1.15pm


Movie Afternoons
Start time: 1pm
Last Vagas
Friday 27 August
The Dry
Friday 24 September
The Courier 
Friday 22 October
The War with Grandpa
Friday 26 November 

Concert
Seniors Got Talent
Friday 29 October - Free 
1.30pm - 3pm 
Includes afternoon tea. Limited tickets available, bookings essential. 



Hearing Checks
3rd Tuesday ofd the month | Free
10.30am-midday
Bookings essential
Contact Sharon on 0437 802 63 to book


Sundowners
4-7pm | $5

Friday 3 September - Indiana
Friday 1 October - Chain Reaction
Friday 5 November - Rockin Rod 


Art Classes
Mixed Media 
3 Weeks
$24.00
Monday 6,13 and 20 September 
1.30 - 3.30pm

Basic Print Making 
4 Weeks
$32
Monday 4, 11, 18 and 25 October 
1.30 - 3.30pm

Acrylic Painting 
4 weeks
$32
Monday 1, 8, 15 and 22 November 
1.30 - 3.30pm

Computer Classes 
Beginners 6 Weeks
$48.00
Thursday 4,11,1825 November and 2,9 December 10am - Midday

iPad for Beginners
4 weeks $32.00
Thursday 4,11,18,25 November 12.30pm -2.30pm 

Quiz
Friday 10 September 
Friday 8 October 
Friday 12 November
1.30pm - 3pm 


 

Outings

Outings Booking Conditions

  • Outings are available for current members only
  • Payment must be made at time of booking for all outings
  • Book for a maximum of 2 people
  • Book up to two outings per member, in the first 2 weeks of release
  • Remaining spaces will be open for all members on Wednesday 16 September
  • Cancellations cannot be refunded if fees are charged to us by providers
  • Please advise of any special dietary requirements at time of booking
September 2021 - Outings
Kings Park Wednesday 1 September 8.30am – 2.45pm
Enjoy a morning wander through Kings Park and take in the wonderful views and amazing wildflowers on display (morning tea at own expense). Followed by lunch at Catalanos Café in Victoria Park
Low to moderate walking involved
Lunch Choice Lasagne OR Chicken Salad OR Fish and Chips OR Chicken Schnitzel and Chips OR Crumbed Calamari and Chips OR Spaghetti Bolognaise OR Fettuccini Carbonara
Includes dessert and tea or coffee
Outing Cost $31.50
       
 
Garvey Park Picnic Tuesday 7 September 10.00am - 2.00pm
Enjoy a scrumptious picnic at Garvey Park, Ascot. If you have never been it is well worth a visit at this time of the year. Go for a stroll along the boardwalk and enjoy the view of the Swan River.
Low to moderate walking involved
Lunch Choice Picnic lunch included
Outing Cost $14.00
       
 

   
Outing - October 2021
Ikea Tuesday 5 October 9.30am – 3.30pm
Experience a day out shopping at Ikea. Bring home a bargain!!
Low to moderate walking involved
Lunch Choice Buy your own lunch
Outing Cost $6.50
       
 
Swan Valley Wednesday 13 October 9.15am – 3.30pm
Enjoy a day out in the Swan Valley. We will stop at Whistlers chocolate, where you have the opportunity to buy some morning tea, or just stock up on some goodies. Then we will travel to Mondo Nougat and Moorish nuts, followed by The House of Honey. We will then head to Edgcome Brothers Winery for a wine tasting and lunch. Last stop of the day is Margaret River Chocolate and Coward and Black.
Low to moderate walking involved
Lunch Choice Buffet style finger food included
Outing Cost $37.00
       
 
Whiteman Park Thursday 14 October 9.30am – 3.00pm
Spend the day at this spacious park and conservation reserve in Perth’s Swan Valley. Take a wander across to Caversham Wildlife Park, visit the transport museums, the village, ride on the train or explore the many walking trails.
Morning tea and a picnic lunch included.
Low to moderate walking involved
Lunch Choice Picnic lunch provided
Outing Cost $22.00
       
 
Scarborough Beach & Odin Tavern Tuesday 19 October 9.30am – 2.45pm
Stretching for 2.5kms, the newly redeveloped Scarborough Beach is one of Perth’s most iconic northern beaches, popular among both locals and tourists. Take some time to enjoy the promenade, feel the sand under your feet, or just relax at a café and do some people watching. We will then head to the Odin Tavern for lunch and dessert.
Low to moderate walking involved
Lunch Choice Homemade Pie and Chips OR Roast of the Day OR Battered Fish and Chips OR Grilled Fish and Chips OR Salt and Pepper Calamari OR Bacon and Chicken Carbonara OR Chilli Beef Salad OR Grilled Haloumi
Includes Dessert and Tea or Coffee
Outing Cost $31.50
       
 
Kings Park Flowers Wednesday 27 October 9.00am – 2.30pm
Enjoy a day out in the sunshine at Kings Park where we will go on a guided walk tour through the Botanic Garden where we will be shown some hidden treasures within.
We will then head to Durty Nelly’s Irish Pub for a delicious lunch before heading back.
High walking involved
Lunch Choice Steak Sandwich OR Chicken Sandwich OR  Durty Burger OR Beef and Guinness Pie OR  Sausage and Mash OR Bacon and Cabbage OR Irish Stew OR Chicken Parmy OR Beer Battered Fish and Chips OR  Irish Chicken Curry
Outing Cost $39.00
       
 
East Perth Cemetery Thursday 28 October 9.45am – 2.45pm
Visit the first cemetery established for the Swan River Colony in 1829. Enjoy a lovely talk in the church, learn about the history of the cemetery, followed by a wander around the old grave sites.
Afterward, enjoy a delicious lunch at the Empire Bar in Rivervale.
Please note: this venue accepts credit card only, if you are intending to buy drinks
**Walking on uneven surfaces - not suitable for members with walking aids**
Lunch Choice Main: Empire Salad OR Spaghetti Carbonara OR Bangers and Mash with Onion Gravy OR Beer Battered Fish Fillets with Fries and Slaw
Dessert:  Banana Split OR Chocolate Brownie with Icecream
Tea and coffee included
Outing Cost $41.50
 
Greenwood Hotel Thursday 12 August 11.00am – 2.30pm
Come on a drive North of the river to the iconic Greenwood Hotel. The Greenwood Hotel is a local favourite and an intrinsic part of the community, they are dedicated to providing great service to our locals, and new visitors alike.
Low to moderate walking involved
Lunch Choice Bangers and Mash OR Lambs Fry and Bacon OR Butter Chicken and Rice OR Seafood Basket OR Battered Fish and Chips OR Graziers Beef Pie and Chips
Includes dessert plus tea or coffee
Outing Cost $32.50
       
 
Serpentine Dam & Byford Country Club Wednesday 18 August 9.15am – 2.45pm
Come on a scenic drive out to Serpentine.  Enjoy a cuppa and cake overlooking the Dam, whilst observing the local wildlife. We then head to the Byford and Disctricts Country Club for lunch.
Low to moderate walking involved
Lunch Choice Scotch Fillet Steak and Chips OR Battered Fish and Chips OR Caesar Salad OR Chicken Schnitzel and Chips OR Salt and Pepper Calamari OR Lamb Shank OR Bangers and Mash OR Beef and Guinness Stew OR Risotto with Green Peas and Fetta
Outing Cost $34.00
       
   

Related Documents

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Transcript Cockburn Seniors Centre Video PDF document

More information and contact

Please contact the Cockburn Seniors Centre for more information on 08 9411 3877 or at csc@cockburn.wa.gov.au.

You can also visit the centre at 9 Coleville Crescent, Spearwood (next to the Spearwood Library and City of Cockburn Administration building).
Open Monday to Friday 9am to 4.30pm excluding public holidays.

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Spearwood 6163

PO Box 1215, Bibra Lake DC,
Western Australia, 6965

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