Sunday March 21, 2010
Eighth Annual Conference/ Seventh AGM
The date for your diary is Sunday 21st March 2010, from 10am until 4pm, at our usual venue – the Oxfordshire Golf Club, Rycote Lane, Milton Common, Thame, Oxfordshire OX9 2PU. Tel: 01844 278 300
The format will be as before:
10.00 Coffee and welcome
10.30 Animal talk – The best course of action when dealing with injuries sustained in equine athletic performance – Emma Whitlock
11.30 Refreshments
12.00 Human talk – Nutrition, the whole body whole – Jean Luc Lafitte
13.00 Buffet Lunch
14.00 Animal & Human talk - Aloe Vera and its many uses – Julia Bee
15.00 Refreshments
15.30 A very short Annual General Meeting
16.00 Depart
Pre-booking is vitally important as it helps to confirm numbers when we’re ordering the food – please indicate any special dietary needs.
For early registration, please send your cheque made payable to AMCST as soon as possible to:
AMCST, 16 Tower Hill, Witney, Oxfordshire OX28 5ER
Please write your full name in BLOCK letters on the back of your cheque and also your registration number if you know it – it’s on your certificate of membership. Many thanks!
AMCST Full Members:- For you, this year’s conference is free but we will require a pre-booking fee of £50 from each of you which will be refunded to you when you arrive on the day.
Associate Members, Friends of the Association and OCEPT Students:- £30 per person - non-refundable.
Non-Members:- £50 per person – non-refundable.
It should be a really good day, giving us plenty of ideas on how to enhance our work. Do, please, try to attend.
The Golf Club is on the right hand side of the A329 about 1½ miles from Oxford heading towards Thame.
If you’re coming from the North, leave the M40 at Junction 8a on to the A418, turn right on to the A40, and then left on to the A329 towards Thame. NB There is no exit from the North at Junction 7.
If you’re arriving from the South, come off the M40 at Junction 7 on to the A329 towards Thame.
Pictures from the 2009 AGM
Catching up with old colleagues...
Jo Rose and Terry Shubrook demonstrating kinesiology
