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stoke city community trust

Formerly known as the Club's Football in the Community scheme or Community Programme, the Trust engages with people in many varied ways to stimulate an environment in which they can realise their potential and subsequently accomplish more in whatever walk of life they choose for personal and professional development.

the chalfonts community college

Welcome to The Chalfonts Community College On behalf of students and staff, I would like to welcome you to The Chalfonts Community College. I am proud to be the Principal of this school where students of all abilities are welcomed, and we seek the best from every student. We work hard to inspire students to love learning and all we do is linked to this. At our core are lessons that inspire students and allow students to discover that they are capable of more than even they themselves thought possible. As a larger than average school, we have a wide range of both curricular and extracurricular opportunities for students of all ages. The quality of teaching and breadth of our curriculum ensures that our students continue to perform successfully in public examinations. The Chalfonts Community College is a vibrant and warm community where students are well-supported to fulfil their potential and leave school successfully prepared for their next steps. We have high expectations of everyone within our community and all students are expected to work hard and behave in an exemplary fashion. The Chalfonts Community College makes a difference to young people and we very much look forward to welcoming your son or daughter to the school and becoming one of our many successes of the future.

st. mark's community school

St Mark’s Community School was established in 1977 to provide a comprehensive co-educational and multi-denominational education for the young people of the area, an area which has experienced significant change, particularly in the last decade. The school has successfully embraced these changes – both the challenges and the opportunities. St Mark’s caters for the full range of abilities and its culture of care has been officially acknowledged as one of the school’s core strengths. It has a proud tradition of inclusiveness, valuing the many different cultures from which its student population of over 850 is drawn. Over 50 languages are spoken in the school. St Mark’s has been recognised as a Restorative Community, promoting pro-active strategies for the fostering of positive relationships.

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peculiar generation community services

Peculiar Generation Services Ltd is a non-profit organisation limited by guarantee. Their vision is to contribute to the development of the Lancashire community by way of offering their services to the needs of people in the community. Our focus is on how to help rough sleepers, drug-addicted people, young and middle-aged people going through challenges of life. We believe that everyone has a right to shelter in Lancashire, therefore there must be alternative to streets for everyone in the community. This is possible if the community can support the government by contributing their quarter towards the eradication of some of the challenges confronting the grass root. Our aims and activities are to provide shelter for homeless and rough sleepers during cold weather between December and March of every year. During this period we will accommodate them, feed them and provide enabling environment for them. Our research discovered that young adult is now engaging with the drug without caution. It is our concern to have a society that is free of violence and the way we can tackle this seeming problem is to nip it in the bud by way of engaging this young adult through seminar and training. Adults. We will design a program for these people that have gone through abuse and still going through figment of imagination which has caused them depression.

canolfan hermon community centre

Mae Canolfan Hermon bellach yn agored i gymryd archebion a digwyddiadau. Canolfan Hermon is now open to take bookings and events. Please send your booking enquiries to: info@canolfanhermon.org.uk Weekly Events Monday afternoons hall – Yoga with Rose Thorn Tuesday evenings hall – Community Choir Thursday mornings ‘stafell Bella – Cylch ti a fi Sunday mornings hall – Ballet with Hannah la Trobe Canolfan Hermon is a community owned and run venue in Hermon, North Pembrokeshire. Completed in 2013, the old school and its new timber-framed extension offer the ideal space for local villages to come together and celebrate the extraordinary story of what small, rural communities can achieve when they work together. Voluntary office staff are on site from 10.00am to 1.00pm every weekday.

thames ward community project

A diverse and vibrant community where residents are driving change. Mission To create positive spaces and opportunities for resident empowerment and wellbeing.

over hall community school

The School Council represent the children's voice, giving all pupils at Over Hall the chance to share their ideas and have a say. We encourage everyone to think of great ideas to help the school to become even more effective and demonstrate our values at every opportunity. Last year, the School Council analysed the feedback of pupils and staff and actioned improvements including the implementation of a house system. We raised money to improve the equipment available for the children during playtimes which included sports and gym equipment and the installation of cycle and scooter racks to encourage our children to ride to school.

clawydd newydd community centre

happy days community childcare