642 Educators providing Courses delivered Online

skate central

We are not open during the day time during any school holiday, but we continue to be open for skating on a Thursday 5pm until 7pm, Friday 7pm until 9:30pm and on a Saturday and Sunday 2pm until 4pm for some roller disco fun !! Please be advised that online books are only valid for the date of the booking and are non refundable in any event. We have been working really hard behind the scenes to make sure that our premises are COVID-19 safe and to ensure that you can continue to enjoy skating with us. Please help us all to stay safe by following the guidance signage around the premises.

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excelling kids club

London

We like to say, when you educate a child, you educate a generation. We believe in applying the true meaning of education that is 'Educo' in Latin to draw out or develop from within. So we develop lessons, courses, books and events that develop the young person from inside-out to fulfil their potential. Our passion is to help young people to realise the potential that lies within and around them and to be prepared for life opportunities. We are also a Not-For-Profit organisation, which means there are no shareholders to pay and all the surplus generated are put back into the business to continue adding value to the lives of the young generation of our society.

dramalicious bristol

Introducing Eirini Eirini Triantafyllou Founder Eirini Triantafyllou is the founder of Dramalicious. She is an early years educator who can't stand still! She finished her four year bachelor degree, worked in a private school for a few years and in record time she found herself managing a nursery in the North West. After having had two children, Eirini decided to move on to higher education and now works at the Univeristy of Bristol. Eirini LOVES books and imaginative play and has a lot of experience delivering educational content using drama. She might pretend to be serious at work, but in her classes, she knows just the right way to make targeted interventions and learning fun!

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rosendale education

“The Doctoral Process and Beyond” We are pleased to announce the 1st London Doctoral Summer School entitled “The Doctoral Process and Beyond” for PhD & Professional doctoral students, early-career researchers and practitioners or academics who would like to advance their methodological and data evaluation skills. Two-week Intense Programme We have developed this new and exciting programme for the summer of 2021, from 21st June to 3rd of July. 11 Research Topics This intense two-week Summer School on the Doctoral Research Process will comprise of 11 exclusive topics from research design, academic writing, literature review, research methods and methodology, data analysis, grant applications, research dissemination and publication of research in academic journals and books.

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loop

Loop was opened in the Summer of 2005 by Susan Cropper, a New Yorker living in London. She wanted it to be like the best yarn fair you can imagine in a warm and inspiring space along with incredible staff who are expert knitters and friendly and talented people. Most of our yarns are natural fibres and a lot are hand-dyed yarns from the likes of La Bien Aimee, Madelinetosh, Spincycle, Qing, The Uncommon Thread, Eden Cottage Yarns, Lichen + Lace, and many small independent dyers from the UK and around the world. Loop is also the UK Flagship shop for Quince & Co, Brooklyn Tweed, and Woolfolk. Loop also stocks a huge range of haberdashery which is useful and beautiful as well as a great selection of vintage haberdashery which includes buttons, ribbons, and an incredible selection of embroidery and mending threads. With a passion for print, we also have a wonderful collection of publications – books and magazines from all over the world as well as a huge collection of printed patterns. We have the joy of collaborating with some incredible designers who create patterns for us using Loop yarns including Fiona Alice, Norah Gaughan, Juju Vail, Paulina Popiolek, Melanie Berg, Kathryn Merrick, Rachel Coopey, Yoko Hatta, Justyna Lorkowska, and Florence Spurling. We have published four books which include Pretty Knits, Vintage Crochet, Juju’s Loops and Loop’s 10 which include designs from Stephen West, Pam Allen, Tif Fussel, Kirsten Kapur and many others. We also stock the work of in

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orange beak studio

Orange Beak Studio was founded in 2017 from a desire to work closely with illustrators and authors, to share knowledge and offer insight and encouragement for creatives. The co-founders of Orange Beak Studio are: Maisie Paradise Shearring an award-winning internationally published author and illustrator Ness Wood an award-winning designer and art director Orange Beak Studio Associates: Alice Corrie is a freelance children's book editor working on picture books, fiction and non-fiction. Katie Harnett is an award-winning internationally published author and illustrator. Louise Grosart has been working in children’s publishing for over a decade and edits picture books, non-fiction and fiction The Orange Beak Studio tutors have varied but complimentary skills. Maisie, Ness, Alice, Katie and Lou are all practising specialists in their fields of illustration, design and editorial respectively. In addition to this, both Maisie and Ness have teaching experience at post-graduate level. We offer: one-to-one 60 minute illustration tutorials with individual written feedback one-to-one 60 minute design tutorials with individual written feedback one-to-one editorial tutorials with individual written feedback contract, fees and signing advice portfolio feedback varied workshops creative picture book week monthly orange beak evenings We work with clients at all stages of their development, from those who are brand new to it all, to illustrators and authors early in their career, to graduates and more established illustrators and authors. Our ethos is to support and enable creatively ambitious clients to move forward with their goals. We give people time, honest and constructive feedback, and guidance.

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storytale festival cic

Southville

Our story began in early 2019 when our protagonist, Ellie Freeman, decided to follow her dream of putting on Bristol’s first ever citywide children’s book festival. Ellie, a community activist, mum, and passionate book lover, started a mission to bring books, storytelling, and poetry to children across the city. Storytale Festival CIC aims to: • Showcase local talent. • Give children the chance to meet creative people from their community. • Inspire young people to become authors and illustrators themselves one day. • Create a festival that makes the most of community buildings in Bristol. • Put on affordable events for all.

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blackfen community library

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Blackfen

Library Membership – Adults, Teens and Children Community Hub for Groups, Charities and Organisations Rooted Coffee House Computers/WiFi Venue Hire Meeting Room Hire Events and Activities Printing, Photocopying and Scanning Volunteer Opportunities Study Areas and Work Space available At the heart of the community, Blackfen Community Library and Rooted Coffee House provide a home away from home. Our motto is ‘A Big Hello’ – a warm greeting and welcoming space for everyone, including those who may not always feel welcome elsewhere. We are a community hub, though we do, of course, provide a full library service with a whole world of books, we also offer activities for people of all ages each week. We have big ideas for the future and our staff and volunteers have a big heart to see our space used in a way that impacts Blackfen for good. Rooted Coffee House, our café, is a central part of the library, providing an amazing space in which we run various activities and events that bring our community together. You can also hire this bright and unique space for your events and celebrations or just come and enjoy a catch-up with family, friends or chat with one of our volunteers! We run many exciting projects, meeting the needs of those of different ages and stages of life.

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by our hands we make our way

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Freckingham Street

Making anything right now is a radical act in defiance of fear: making something however simple seeming – baking bread, making the bed; making art or a garden; a stiff drink or your mind up. It’s time to get creative and figure out how to keep our fingers busy, hearts full and souls satisfied. Time to roll sleeves up and get those hands dirty (as long as you wash ’em before and afterwards!) Finding ways to continue connections and sustain friendship feels so important, we’re glad that you’re a part of our community. Whatever comes next we have to make it together. Even if we can’t be with you here there are things that we’d like to share. There are tools at the workshop waiting for hands to use them. We’ll be glad to see shavehorses, benchhooks, chopping blocks, mallets and whittling tools loaned out to good homes, keeping folk crafting. We were so lucky to recieve a lot of wood before the doors closed, we’d love to see it go out to people who can use it. Let us know if you’d like a delivery of fresh green cherry, birch, whitebeam or oak. There are books in the library that could keep you busy learning something new over the next weeks and months. We’re working online too, hosting a shared space to chip away at whatever you feel like. Making a place to talk, weep, dance, laugh while we carve something beautiful together. Fridays are a good time to try, if someone is in the studio then you are virtually welcome to sit and have a cuppa, what’s on your mind?

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storied selves

My Story typed words on a vintage typewr I have always loved reading and writing and if you had met me as a child, I would have been scribbling in a notebook, typing stories on my typewriter or creating mini-books. As a doctor, who specialised in the care of working age adults with complex disabilities (Rehabilitation Medicine), I am no stranger to illness, loss and grief, both as a witness to the experiences of others, but from my own personal experiences too. Six weeks before my Medical School final exams, my younger brother died as a result of advanced colon cancer he had been bravely dealing with since the age of 19. It was a truly bewildering time for us as a family, but many important decisions needed to be made, like, "do I or don't I sit Finals exams?" after five enjoyable but arduous years at medical school. Three months later, I entered into the whirlwind of life as a trainee doctor, which gave me little time to think and process my brother’s death. It was a year or so later, when Grief took charge, and like a well-meaning but firm,wise advisor, signalled to me that I really did have to stop, and process things.

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