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utopia arts

London

UtopiaArts founder and lead practitioner knows her stuff. Frances gained her experience working at the coal face of political theatre recording stories on the picket lines of the miners strike. She has written papers and led academic classes examining participatory ethics within the arts, social and welfare sectors. The focus of Utopia Arts is taking forum theatre and Theatre of the Oppressed techniques into the community to health and wellbeing professionals and it's service users. Graham Lucas - Technical Director Graham is a video & film director and producer. Co-founder of Spot On Productions Ltd which produced TV documentaries and corporate videos. Graham directed and produced, “There’s something About Me I Like!” a video musical about bullying. Theatre, video, lighting and sound technician. A superb all rounder with script writer, theatre producer, stage director, event manager as strings to his bow and now Utopia's project coordinator.

project upskill

London

LINPRA (Lithuania) is the coordinator for UPSKILL project. LINPRA was established in 1993, as an independent self-governing employer association, uniting more than 100 major manufacturing, services companies, and education institutions. It represents Lithuanian engineering industry, interests of companies, working in metal, machinery and equipment, electromechanics and electronics, plastics and rubber industry on an international and national level. TREDU (Finland) is a regional upper secondary level college in the second largest city region in Finland. Nowadays there are approximately 8000 IVET students, 10 000 adult VET students and 1000 staff members, making Tredu the second largest vocational college in Finland. Tampere Vocational College Tredu has altogether 17 campus areas in Tampere region. Courses are arranged also elsewhere in Finland. FIPIF (Finland) is a trade association for Finnish plastics manufacturing companies. FIPIF represents 103 Finnish plastics manufacturing companies and the Finnish plastics sector. Within FIPIF there are separate groups for different sectors in the plastic industry.

prisum

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Bournemouth

Little did I know that I would have the privilege to work on all sides of educational leadership in a dramatically diverse range of learning establishments. See Eugene Brunet and CV on LinkedIn Being the school leader in very challenging situations helps develop resilience and the ability to prioritise effectively. Working as the school improvement professional for Local Authorities helps develop excellent analytical and communication skills as well as providing the opportunity to share best practice in ways the school-based leader can only dream. Being a school improvement professional supporting the diverse community of Alternative Providers helps you understand learning and the pressures on our young people that no-one in mainstream can even imagine. Being the coordinator of the Data Pioneer Group has helped me have a unique perception of Alternative Provision In the UK Supporting 300+ schools and being a governor for one of the few remaining grammar schools has allowed me appreciate the full range and diversity of schools and settings by putting the highest attaining settings against those with the most challenge.

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chester students' union

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Chester

General Enquiries csu@chester.ac.uk Union Management Interim Chief Executive Officer - Scott Farmer: scott.farmer@chester.ac.uk Head of Finance - Ben Hockley: b.hockley@chester.ac.uk Union Administrator - Alison Hewitt: a.hewitt@chester.ac.uk Elected Officers President - Lauren Friel: csupresident@chester.ac.uk VP Student Life - Jordanne Farley-Moss: j.farleymoss@chester.ac.uk VP Education - Lois Garnett: sueducation@chester.ac.uk Opportunities & Societies General Enquiries: studentopps@chester.ac.uk Interim Student Opportunities Lead - Chris Lightfoot: c.lightfoot@chester.ac.uk Student Opportunities Coordinator: Alexandra Winter Student Engagement Assistants: Lauren Conly Luisa Ellis Student Voice General Enquiries: studentvoice@chester.ac.uk Student Voice Reps & Department Reps: studentreps@chester.ac.uk Elections & Democracy: csuelections@chester.ac.uk Student Voice Lead - Lauren Walia: l.walia@chester.ac.uk Student Insight Advocates: Karina Boguslaskaite Elena Pedersen Student Voice Assistants: Nasreen Ahmed Hazel Robertson Advice Centre Fill in the contact form here Student Advice Lead - Chris Lightfoot: c.lightfoot@chester.ac.uk Student Advisers: Jennifer Dumencic Matthew Nunnerley Marketing, Communications & Union Development General Enquiries: csumarketing@chester.ac.uk Marketing & Development Lead - Kit Garrett: c.garrett@chester.ac.uk Managing & Requesting Data We Store About You Data Protection Officer - Kit Garrett: csudata@chester.ac.uk

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oaklands catholic school

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Hant

Headteacher: Mr. Matthew Quinn Chair of the Governing Body: Cdr. Marc Evans RN – Stakes Hill Road, Waterlooville. SEN Coordinator: Mrs. Tracey Rowsell – t.rowsell@oaklandscatholicschool.org Registered office: On 27th March 2017 the name of our Multi Academy Trust changed from ‘The Catholic Academy Trust in Havant’ to ‘Edith Stein Catholic Academy Trust’ and retains the same company number of 07721932. All documentation released under the former name has been adopted by ‘Edith Stein Catholic Academy Trust’ until changed or amended at the next scheduled review. Oaklands Catholic School and Sixth Form College is a highly successful provider of 11-18 year education for the Roman Catholic and wider Christian community in Waterlooville and the surrounding area. The six key elements guiding the school’s strategy plan are: Strategic Priority 1- Ethos. Provide an inclusive Christ-centred education at Oaklands based on the mission of the Catholic Church. Strategic Priority 2 – Teaching and Learning. Oaklands will be recognised for setting the highest standards of teaching and learning, where aspirations and achievements are raised for all so that no-one is left behind. Strategic Priority 3 – Collaboration. Embrace opportunities to work collaboratively with our family of diocesan schools and other educational and community partners and stakeholders. Strategic Priority 4 – The Oaklands Team. We will attract, develop and celebrate our team of leaders, teachers, support staff and governors who are committed to our Oaklands ethos. Strategic Priority 5 – Students. Oaklands students will grow up as determined, courageous and humble individuals who will embody the gospel values throughout their lives with a deep appreciation of the beauty of God’s world around them. Strategic Priority 6 – Business. It is our goal, both now and in the future, to ensure the effective and ethical stewardship of all our resources in order to provide a positive and sustainable environment in which to work and learn.

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yoga fellowship of northern ireland

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Co Tyrone

The Yoga Fellowship of Northern Ireland (YFNI) is an umbrella body for those interested in Yoga. We are an not-for-profit organisation, run by a committee of volunteers, to: promote Yoga and its benefits support our members provide Continuous Professional Development Committee members 2021-2022 Michael McCann (Chair) Frances Rutland (Secretary) Eileen Morgan (Treasurer) Maria McCarter (Membership secretary) Margaret O’Neill (Events coordinator) Bridget Hamill (PR) Amy Morgan (Safeguarding officer) Maura Parkhill – Honorary President. Our Recognition and Membership The Yoga Fellowship of NI is recognised by Sport NI as the lead body of Yoga in Northern Ireland. The Yoga Fellowship of NI itself is a member of the Yoga Federation of Ireland and The British Wheel of Yoga. Good Friends Moira Harper – Former Chair for eight years and President for three years Moira helped design a new curriculum, was a tutor and senior assessor for YFNI’s teacher training program, and currently is a board member of Yoga Therapy Ireland. She has a long term interest in promoting the link between yoga and mental health issues. Currently she sits on the Forensic Executive at the Royal College of Psychiatry in London. Liz Comerton – Founding member Liz is a relaxation, de-stressing and anger management consultant, who has taught on our training course for many years. ‘When we started the Yoga Fellowship, we tried to maintain links with the community and encouraged the spread of the benefits of yoga by our unique teacher training programmes which meet the needs of daily living. We brought many international teachers to teach and train us. This has given us a wide view of different aspects of yoga. So all who join us are very welcome and can expect an interesting and exciting experience.” Dr Samprasad Vinod – Yoga Consultant and Therapist, Maharishi Research Centre, Pune, India. “I have been associated with YFNI since 1997 when Liz Comerton arranged my first program in Belfast, after having attended my lectures during the 20th International Yoga Festival organised by Yoga for Health Foundation. I feel honoured and privileged to be associated with it ever since. I have seen it grow in leaps and bounds since its inception. I wish all the very best to the members of this wonderful organisation”. Lilias Folan – one of America’s most knowledgeable Yoga teachers

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zero entropy consulting

London

Zero Entropy Consulting was established by Dr. John Ndikum, a London-trained medical doctor and Graduate of the Yale School of Public Health. John has always been passionate about teaching and passing on the lessons that he has learned; in medical school, he worked as a clinical tutor and keen to ‘give back’, has continued to engage in mentoring, formally and informally. John has worked as a volunteer, mentor and OutReach coordinator in various organizations including Rotary International, and Yale University School of Public Health. In addition, he has served on several career-strategy panels. Having guided numerous individuals over the past few years and noting an increase in demand for actionable, specific guidance, he decided to consolidate his own activities into a structured, tailored template. Thus ZEC was born. Sophie is a Senior Occupational Therapist. In addition to a diploma in Adult Nursing, she is a qualified personal trainer and has also worked as a wedding planner, massage therapist, salsa instructor, events manager and held various roles in the media industry. Multi-talented and passionate about bringing the best out of others, Sophie brings years of expertise and a diverse, synergistic skill-set to the table.

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rowner community trust

London

Dr Iain Lucas is the Chief Officer for the Rowner Community Trust. His role is to ensure the Trust enhance Grange Ward’s community well-being through improving the social, economic, environmental and cultural conditions identified by individuals and their communities as it is essential for them to flourish and fulfil their potential whilst being accountable to the community the Trust serves. Kim Lucas is the Project Coordinator. Kim runs the Gosport Youth Employment Skills (YES) Hub and Employment Access Centre funded by the Department for Works and Pensions and Gosport Borough Council. Victoria Smith runs the marketing (traditional and digital) for the Nimrod Community Centre and Rowner Community Trust. Victoria will be keeping the information on what is going on at the centre up to date and relevant. Carl Parkins is the Well-Being Practitioner for the young people who attend the Gosport YES Hub. Carl will be supporting the young people as they aim to move back into work, education or training. Daniel Brown is the Youth and Community Worker for the YES Hub and will be working alongside Kim and Carl. Daniel will support clients in creating personal plans to set attainable goals in the short term and explore long-term aspirations.

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nicky garforth fitness

Older Adult Exercise Classes - Helping people get fit and become more activeAfter studying at the prestigious Elmhurst Ballet School, I worked all over the world as a professional dancer. Moving into the fitness industry was a natural next step for me. Over the last 25 +years I have worked as a Fitness Instructor, Studio Coordinator, Fitness Manager, and General Manager of a large health club. I finally set up my own business and continue to do what I love. I teach adults from all walks of life, abilities and fitness levels,specialising in older adult fitness. I run group sessions but offer instruction very much at a personal level using the wealth of knowledge I have accumulated over years of teaching and studying. I use this experience frequently to help and support my clients, continually updating my learning and offering new techniques to keep all my sessions fresh, interesting and enjoyable. My classes bring together my experience, knowledge and positive approach to provide an empowering workout not just for the body but for the mind too. You are guaranteed a warm welcome and to leave your session feeling uplifted. I want you to feel good and enjoy your session, feel inspired and positive.

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dart valley training

How to Ride Training DART staff provides small group training to help individuals learn to ride the bus in Greater Des Moines. Training will demonstrate how to plan a trip, read maps and schedules, recognize bus stops, pay fares, practice rider safety and more. How to Ride Training sessions are free and open to the public. How to Ride Training sessions for 2023 are scheduled on the following dates: In-Person Trainings will be held in the Multimodal Room, on the Second Floor of DART Central Station (620 Cherry Street, Des Moines) February - Wednesday, Feb. 15 at 2 p.m. March - Thursday, March 16 at Noon May - Thursday, May 18 at 3 p.m. June - Wednesday, June 14 at Noon August - Tuesday, Aug. 8 at Noon September - Wednesday, Sept. 13 at 3 p.m. November - Thursday, Nov. 16 at 3 p.m. December - In-person held on Tuesday, December 13 at 3:00 p.m. in Multimodal Virtual Meetings will be held via Zoom. Click here for Zoom meeting information. January - Tuesday, Jan. 17 at Noon April - Tuesday, April 18 at 10 a.m. July - Thursday, July 13 at 4 p.m. October - Monday, Oct. 16 at 10 a.m. December - Wednesday, Dec. 13 at Noon View these events on Facebook. For questions please contact DART Mobility Coordinator Catlin Curry at 515-246-2526 or ccurry@ridedart.com. No reservations are necessary.

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