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marked improvement e-learning

Marked Improvement E-learning Ltd is an e-learning development agency established in 2015 focusing on bespoke solutions for clients across all sectors. The business may be relatively new but the three Directors have 50 years’ combined experience of developing and supporting e-learning in education and industry, working for a wide variety of organisations. We’ve already built up an impressive client list across sectors including automotive, early years providers, NHS Trusts, housing associations, and leisure. Based in the UK East Midlands, we also have an office in Barcelona where one of the Directors is located and some development work is undertaken. We speak Catalan, Spanish, and French as well as English, so multilingual projects are welcome. We work closely with trusted associates from academia and industry, giving us access to subject matter expertise in areas such as lean manufacturing and healthcare.

nottingham roman catholic diocesan education service

Patrick Joseph McKinney was born in Birmingham on 30 April 1954, the eldest son of Patrick and Bridget McKinney, originally from Ireland. His family moved to Buncrana, County Donegal, Ireland, when he was still very young, but eventually returned to Birmingham. Patrick began his studies for the priesthood at St Mary’s College, Oscott, in 1972, and was ordained to the priesthood on 29 July 1978 in St Mary’s Church, Buncrana. After his Ordination, Father McKinney was appointed assistant priest in the parish of Our Lady of Lourdes, Yardley Wood, Birmingham, and chaplain to St Thomas Aquinas Secondary School, Kings Norton, Birmingham. Between 1982 and 1984, he was a student at the Pontifical Gregorian University, where he gained a Licentiate in Sacred Theology.

diocese of derby safeguarding team

The Diocese of Derby consists of most of Derbyshire and a couple of parishes in Staffordshire. The cathedral is in Derby itself. The diocese serves a population of around one million people and has more than 300 churches. It works in communities, schools, prisons and hospitals as well being represented in various other aspects of city and county life. Under three archdeacons, the Archdeaconries of Derby City and South Derbyshire, Derbyshire Peak and Dales, and East Derbyshire consist of deaneries and parishes all of which work alongside Christians of other denominations.

the qss group ltd

We are a professional management consultancy based in the East Midlands. Our services cover the whole of the UK. We look after and support your company in all your processes and structures, all the way from short-term activities to complete long-term projects, from small and medium-sized businesses right up to large corporations. Our goal is to provide integrated, sustainable solutions in every challenge your company may face.

mini first aid north staffordshire & ashbourne

Our Multi Award winning classes are delivered in a relaxed and comfortable style and give you confidence to know what actions to take if faced with a medical emergency. Mini First Aid offers a range of classes across the UK for all the family; parents, grandparents, carers and for children as young as three years old, training them in basic and life-saving first aid.

derby diocesan board of education

Welcome to church schools in the Diocese of Derby. Young people are key members of our churches and our local communities. Their energies, opinions and commitment to serve are invaluable resources that many churches in our diocese are fortunate to enjoy. Please click below for Derby Diocesan Board of Education Guidance for Headteachers, Governors & Clergy in Church Schools and Academies

derby diocesan academy trust

Derby Diocesan Academy TrustThe values and ethos that DDAT is built upon are Christian in nature and represent values and principles that are important to people of all faiths and no faith. There is a focus on individuality, collaboration and unity; there is a real sense of belonging within DDAT. This is well-balanced with a sense of autonomy and empowerment enabling schools to flourish as separate and unique entities. Derby Diocesan Academy Trust (DDAT) was formed in response to the national Academy and Free School Programme and provides a Diocesan home to schools (Church or non-Church) either choosing or requiring an academy solution. DDAT strives to help ensure the sustainability of highly valued church schools, even in the unfortunate circumstances that a school is required to move away from being maintained by the local authority in order to secure rapid school improvement. DDAT is increasingly assisting non-faith-based schools as they plan to sustain improvements by joining the growing number of schools within the DDAT family. DDAT is proud to be a Diocesan Trust. We work closely with the Diocesan Board of Education (DBE), having shared values and a vision which is deeply Christian. Click here to visit the DBE website.

the peak climbing school

All our energy is from renewable sources (water turbine in the basement) We are a paperless business 1% of our profits go to the Staffordshire Wildlife Trust Apart of a tree planting program to help offset our Carbon Footprin