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uk sports schools

London

WHO WE ARE UK Sports Schools offers specialist free advice and support for parents and students aged 10+ seeking to attend independent private schools in the U.K. that combine academic excellence with clear, proven and potentially elite pathways in football. We can help, because we have been through the process as parents 6 years ago, and since then, we have researched and established strong connections with some of the leading schools in the U.K. There are many excellent private independent schools in the U.K. with strong academics and offering a range of sports. However, when seeking a school specifically for football, you need to select carefully. A player who is serious about football needs a specialist U.K. football boarding school environment which is geared towards football progression and mirrors a pro club academy experience as closely as possible. The school should be playing at the highest levels in the country, offering a competitive fixture list with other top schools, non-league teams and pro academies and having an expert coaching team with influence in the game. Further, ideally the school should have a proven track record of clear pathways into professional football clubs or developing players who then go back to their home countries and play at a good level or go on to gain sports scholarships at US universities. We provide you with our expert, personal, insightful and unbiased advice so that you are able to find the right school for your son or daughter and most importantly have peace of mind.

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the crochet sanctuary

Welcome to The Crochet Sanctuary! The Crochet Sanctuary is an amazing weekend or day away and full of relaxation and crochet galore. We are based at Cranage Hall, in Cheshire UK. Cranage Hall, the home of The Crochet Sanctuary is set on 20 acres of landscaped gardens in the Cheshire countryside, this stately property in an Elizabethan manor 1.2 miles from Holmes Chapel and 6.9 miles from Knutsford. During your stay not only can you indulge in plenty of food, yarn and workshops but you'll also get to relax and unwind in comfortable bedrooms, each guest will have their own double room as standard, no sharing, and your own bathroom, so you can starfish to your hearts content, each room includes free wifi, flat-screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities. And of course if you do become all crocheted out, then we also have access to the gym and the heated indoor pool where they also provide GHD's in the changing rooms. At Cranage Hall, our crochet santuary room is held a large crochet room, so that given the current times we can social distance, we understand that many of you lead corporate lives throughout the week, so the last thing we want is for you to feel as though you're in a corporate environment for your weekend, so we make sure that all of our seats are soft and comfortable. The sofa chairs can be joined together or separated (for social distancing) basically we've got this COVID stuff sorted! For more information please click on this link for COVID regulations

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the mulberry dyer

Currently a Post graduate Researcher at the University of Leeds, researching the most efficient methods of mordanting fibres with the environment and sustainability in mind, Debbie is also an Associate of the Society of Dyers and Colourists*. Her brand, The Mulberry Dyer, was established in the early 1990’s following the completion of the City and Guilds Art and Design – Embroidery course, with a view to producing naturally dyed embroidery silks, which at that time were unavailable. Meticulous research into dyes and methods used in the 17th century resulted in the accurate reproduction of these silks. This research was then expanded to cover all periods in history and for other fibres. Examples of work can be found in the V & A Museum, Hampton Court Palace, the Globe Theatre and other Museums and Historic Houses across the UK and Europe. A specialist in the dyestuff madder, she runs courses and masterclasses and is the first dyer for many decades to successfully reproduce the Turkey Red process in Europe. Research and experimentation continue for both historical and Industrial purposes, she is currently a Post Graduate Researcher at the University of Leeds. Environmental impacts of natural dyes and mordants, colourfastness (light, wash and rub) are key to current research. For several years a consultant to Industrial Organisations wishing to add naturally dyed products to their range. A contributor to the Encyclopaedia of Medieval Dress and Textiles c450 – 1450** and with several articles published in The Journal (for Weavers, Spinners and Dyers) a book is the next step.

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gray's wellbeing

Wales

gray’s began amongst the mountains and lakes in Wales, UK. The beautiful and dramatic environment has nurtured and inspired us from the beginning. Because of who we are, and where we create our work, we are able to find imaginative workable solutions and approaches to life’s challenges. We seek out new ideas, we try them out and we share learning from our endeavours. We nurture trusting working relationships and put these central to all of our assets. We aspire to global excellence and work locally, nationally and internationally with people as equals. Our business ethos is complemented by our social purpose, so that as well as focusing on success we balance this with our corporate social responsibility. We believe in supporting people to help themselves. We know how to get people talking and generating ideas for innovation and sustainability. We energise processes so that everyone engages with wellbeing and contributes to the wellbeing of others. We are incredibley curious about learning, so we encourage individuals, communities, and organisations to develop wellbeing programmes, networks and cultures. We work with public, private and third sector organisations, and accept small and large project commissions. All of what we do is co-created with you, so that we also learn along the way. Have a look around our website, see who we are and some of the work we love to do. Read some of our blogs or become one of our guest bloggers. Come and have a conversation with us… and by talking, we will begin our wellbeing relationship with you.

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core kids

Omagh

CORE Kids Academy is a unique gymnastics and ninja program for children. We offer a wide variety of classes for every age group, skill set, and schedule. The goal of every class we teach is to provide a fun, friendly environment where our students can learn new skills, build strength, improve coordination, and let their self-confidence flourish. We also offer fun-filled birthday parties, summer and winter camps and special events. With adaptable lesson plans that can be easily modified to the individual needs of each child, we incorporate students of all gymnastics abilities and backgrounds. Classes are grouped by age, and skills are taught through personal coaching in a group setting. Our facility includes: Four sunk-in trampolines and a tumble trak Rings and parallel bars Two sets of uneven bars and 4 single bar rails Two regulation beams and several practice beams Two climbing ropes Cargo net Fly belt Spring floor Several progressive skill training mats, including specialized mats for our Ninja Zone program and so much more! From their very first class with us, students are introduced to skills such as log rolls, donkey kicks, forward rolls, backward rolls, dive-forward rolls, handstands, cartwheels, handsprings, and vaulting. All coaches are trained on the best methods of safe, effective coaching and spotting, and regularly take measures to continue their education as gymnastics instructors. Our employees are fully committed to CORE's mission, philosophy, and positive coaching technique. Join us today, and help us teach your children to build healthy habits early!

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energy kidz breakfast & after school club - london (upton cross primary school)

Fun active childcare during the school holidays. Energy Kidz Ofsted Registered Holiday Clubs run every school holiday for primary school aged children.Breakfast Club In preparation for a busy school day, the Breakfast Club focuses on quieter activities, such as Lego, arts and crafts, puzzles, toys and board games. Children get dropped off by parents any time from the start of the session. At the end of the session Key Stage 2 children are released to make their own way to their classes, while Key Stage 1 children are escorted to their class teacher or a designated drop off point. After School Club In our After School Clubs, we pride ourselves in delivering a fun, happy and safe place for children to freely play with their friends, take part in activities, art and craft, sport, chill out or enjoy the variety of toys and games available. The club is set up to provide a fun and stimulating environment when the child arrives. There are activities such as Lego, puzzles, toys and board games so children can start playing straight away. Children are able to go outside as soon as possible each day (normally once everyone is registered and the playground has cleared). Children are able to flow between the indoor and outdoor area. Children can freely play outside, taking advantage of the school facilities including adventure play areas where they are available. There is also equipment such as skipping ropes and sports equipment, as well as go karts and scooters at some clubs too.

breakdown bolton cic

Bolton

Founded in 2016, Breakdown Bolton is a community interest company which is peer led by qualified and experienced artists who have had experience of mental health issues. We work in many different art forms and aim to offer our participants high quality arts classes, exhibition, and cultural opportunities. We do this by promoting high level creativity, individual expression, and empowerment through art, in a safe and positive environment for those across the Greater Manchester region. At Breakdown Bolton we focus on increasing accessibility to art for those with lived experience of mental health and substance misuse issues. We are passionate about breaking down the barriers, stigma and prejudice and raising awareness of these issues. Breakdown Bolton can provide a stepping stone towards further artistic development for a person whose education, employment, and creative practices have been interrupted by poor mental health or substance misuse issues. At Breakdown Bolton we have a diverse range of skills within the team which we use to develop and deliver projects of the highest quality. We are professional artists educated at University level, having had visual artwork and writing published and commissioned. Our members have been awarded both individual and collective grants from bodies such as the Arts Council and are Unltd Alumni. In 2017, Breakdown Bolton was nominated for a National Diversity Award. Since then, we have been recipients of a New Art Space through Castlefield Gallery, worked closely with NeoArtists in Bolton, and have forged strong working partnerships with regional arts education organisations such as theatres, galleries, and local community services.

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blackrock athletic club

Blackrock,

Blackrock Athletic Club was founded in 1944. From a small beginning during World War 2 it has developed into the biggest athletic club in the country. The club evolved from a volunteer military unit and started out with around 20 members, many of whom first came into contact with athletics through inter-service (army) competition. Joe Hodgins brought the first national title in 1950 and since then it has grown from strength. In the initial stages, it catered for men only. The main reason for the exclusion of women from athletics stemmed from the church’s opposition to them participating in a sport that demanded physical exertion. It was to take a further 25 years before there was a change in attitude in this respect, which allowed for the introduction of athletic competition for women. The club has benefitted immensely from this development. A few efforts were made to get juvenile athletics of the ground before the current junior section was established in 1980. It has continued to grow and expand and today there is a queue up of young children waiting to get in. A Fit4Life section was introduced to the club in 2013. This development allows runners and joggers to enjoy all the benefits of running in a social, safe and organised environment. The club has come a long way in that it can now cater for everyone, irrespective of their ability, that wants to run. The club’s training grounds is at the picturesque Carysfort Park, Blackrock where it has been in situ since 1994.

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the teachers training

Who we are The Teachers Training is an online education platform that provides high-quality, affordable online courses for aspiring teachers and professionals who work in the education sector. We are accredited by the leading organisations in the education sector, and we offer a wide range of courses that cover a variety of topics. Our Mission Our mission is to empower our learners to make a difference in the lives of their students. We believe that every child deserves a great education, and we are committed to providing teachers with the resources they need to provide that education. We Provide We provide a variety of online courses that are designed to meet the needs of aspiring teachers and professionals. We offer a variety of support services to help you succeed, including: * 24/7 customer support * A comprehensive online learning platform * A variety of learning resources * A supportive community of teachers and learners What Makes Us Different * We are accredited by the leading organisations in the education sector. * We offer a wide range of courses that cover a variety of topics. * Our courses are taught by experienced and qualified instructors. * We offer a variety of support services to help you succeed. * We have a supportive community of teachers and learners.

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the art of grieving

St Albans

Exhibitions... The Art of Grieving exhibitions enable artists working in any medium to share work related to this issue. This coming together of artist and audience generates new and important human connections around a shared desire to explore the subject of grief and loss. Workshops... The Art of Grieving workshops offer the opportunity to come to a supportive environment to learn new art techniques and create a piece of work either in memory of a loved one, or in contemplation of a loss. The first workshops were held in September/October 2018 and proved to be a great success. Sadly, Covid-19 prevented the workshops planned for Autumn 2020 from going ahead. Shared creativity... The sharing of artwork with an audience can be a valuable part of the bereavement process and encourages communication with those impacted by their work. However, the Art of Grieving is not just for artists. The aim of our exhibitions and workshops is to spark conversation and encourage openness; we hope those who attend will reflect on the creative works and be empowered to speak to others about their thoughts and experiences.

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