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Francis Holland Schools Trust

francis holland schools trust

Francis Holland School has an outstanding and enviable reputation for academic success, with an excellent culture of pastoral care woven into the fabric of our community. At Francis Holland, we strive to ignite a lifelong love of learning, delivering a well-rounded, and forward-thinking education that sets our pupils up for life. Steeped in a rich history and heritage, the School has a long-standing tradition of excellence stretching back to 1878 and the girls enjoy happy, successful and fulfilling school days. The School’s values, Knowledge, Compassion, Spirit and Perseverance, underpin the ethos of the School, enabling the girls to flourish in an ambitious and supportive educational environment. Our location and surroundings, with our wonderful proximity to Regent’s Park, as well as our extensive wider links beyond the School gates, help to strengthen our aspiration to achieve. The School is an exciting and busy place, with a wealth of challenging and inspirational opportunities on offer. Francis Holland is an academic and kind school, where every girl has the chance to reach her fullest potential and be true to herself. Its unique charm and ethos set it apart and it is a warm, vibrant and happy place in which to learn. Our girls benefit from inspirational and outstanding teaching, equipping them with the necessary self-belief, adaptability and dexterity along the way to thrive in an ever-changing world. I look forward to welcoming you to one

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Streetspace

streetspace

Kent

For over 30 years, our East-Kent based team has worked in the design and construction of public open space, with Streetspace and metroSTOR established as leading manufacturers of urban street scene products over the past decade. We operate throughout the UK and Europe across a broad range of sectors from local authority, waste management and construction to education and sport. All products are manufactured in Streetspace Group factories here in the UK and the range includes canopies, covered walkways, tensile fabric structures, glazed buildings, green roof, cycle parking, bin stores and street furniture. Our R&D Centre has the capability to meet specialised demands from industry sectors and has seen more than 50 new product lines added in the last 5 years. Positioned as the go-to resource for project managers and specifiers; group products are designed for ease of specification, configurable to meet individual requirements with CAD models available for immediate download in most digital formats. Specialist consultants work closely with customers to engineer cost effective project solutions from both standard and bespoke production. An engaged and efficient customer service experience, the continued development of innovative products and services, with the single-source project capability will continue to deliver strong growth across both existing and new product sectors for many years to come.

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Highgrove Traditional Crafts

highgrove traditional crafts

4.5(48)

Doughton

We champion a sustainable approach to how we live our lives and build our communities, we run a diverse programme of education and training for all ages and backgrounds, and we regenerate and care for places where communities thrive and that visitors enjoy. The work of The Prince’s Foundation is inspired by The Prince of Wales’s philosophy of harmony: that by understanding the balance, the order and the relationships between ourselves and the natural world we can create a more sustainable future. For more than 40 years His Royal Highness has been at the forefront of championing sustainability.

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Green Man Quilts

green man quilts

It had been strongly suggested at school that I didn’t continue with the sewing classes, after I cut my skirt along the fold line of the pattern, made a pigs ear of the french seams in the nightie and did who knows what damage to the domestic science apron (all we had to do was hem it and chain stitch our initials!). Those were the 3 projects for that year! Dismal! But I went home, told Auntie Mary about it and in a weekend she taught me more than I had learnt in the whole year. And inspired me to create things of beauty! I entered – and got first prize in the dressmaking competition at school the next year! My initial interest in quilts came from the Laura Ashley patchwork packs from the 1970s and 80s. Laura Ashley fed my passion for colour by selling me various bags of fabric – off-cuts, pre-cut hexagons – the lot, and with these I started my journey into quilt making. As a primary school teacher in the 80s I ran quilting clubs and worked with the children to create items for school fetes and the like. At this time I was a teacher member of the Quilters’ Guild and supported the Young Quilters team with a variety of workshops. I am no longer involved with Young Quilters though I have maintained my involvement with the Guild, serving as Festival of Quilts Officer from 2016 until 2021 and as a Trustee from 2021. I began to make quilts seriously in 1995 after I first attended a workshop taught by Judith Wilson in St Albans. Following this super introduction, I attended a number of courses taught by Judith over the next few years. I then successfully completed the City & Guilds Certificate in Craft and Design (Patchwork & Quilting) at Missenden Abbey taught by Barbara Weeks and, after a few years break, the City & Guilds Diploma in Craft and Design (Patchwork & Quilting) at Missenden Abbey taught by Janice Gunner. I have been influenced by the quilts exhibited at The American Museum, Bath and the V&A; and by many different quilters, a few of whom are referenced in my blog. My inspiration comes from the natural world, folk traditions, story and music and I am particularly drawn to Modern and Improv quilting. This adventure in craft and design, through quiltmaking, has led both directly and indirectly to some of the pieces on this website…. take a peek!

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Steph Evans at Evans Sent

steph evans at evans sent

5.0(33)

Cheadle Hulme

Etsy is excited to share our enhanced hybrid work model, developed to encourage flexibility, autonomy, and impact while keeping everyone safe.

Mount Sackville Secondary School

mount sackville secondary school

Mount Sackville remembers 160 years of Cluny Education in Ireland Mount Sackville remembers 160 years of Cluny Education in Ireland Mount Sackville remembers 160 years of Cluny Education in Ireland md3.jpgMD5.jpgMD6.jpg Saturday the 12th of December, 2020 marks the 160th anniversary of the Sisters of St Joseph of Cluny in Ireland. We wish to acknowledge the contribution and achievements of the Sisters who have been synonymous with the education of young women in Ireland for many generations. The order, founded in France in 1807 by Blessed Anne Marie Javouhey, has been instrumental in the education of thousands of young women as well as providing a novitiate for those who received God’s calling. In recent years they have also been involved in providing nursing care for the elderly. “ We have been asked to go to Ireland to teach the poor and the well -to- do. I have been assured that we could do much good there. If such be the will of God, I agree to this foundation with all my heart”. Blessed Anne Marie wrote the above in 1850. However, it was to be ten years before the congregation would set foot on Irish soil. From the time the penal laws ended many bishops encouraged religious orders to come to Ireland. The Ireland of 1860 was very different from today. Irish land was owned by landlords who played a pivotal role in shaping the rural fabric of the country and landlord–tenant relationships came to dominate the mid-Victorian period.

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Bev Evans Art and Print

bev evans art and print

0.0(4)

Liverpool

After 34 years working as a graphic designer/illustrator and photographer, I made a career change in 2018 to concentrate on my love of art, crafts, making and printing. Natural forms/plants, landscapes and architecture are my favourite subjects to work with but nothing is out of the question if it inspires me. Gel plate monoprinting allows me to work with all of these in various combinations, printing onto gift tags, envelopes, glass, wood, fabric and large format paper. I also eco-print using leaves, flowers and natural plant/vegetable dyes, but am also a big fan of using commercial small batch dyes for quick results with fabrics. The ‘making’ aspect of my work allows me to produce small bespoke items. Brooches are a favourite, with each one being hand painted and therefore a one-off (even if the colour way is similar). My latest are formed from a birch plywood base, which I choose to source externally rather than make myself, and therefore help to support another business. I also enjoy teaching and really love seeing others learn something new and take home the items and skills they have acquired.....hopefully with the inspiration to do more! The photography side of my work still ticks over in the background with images and items that I sell on Redbubble. I have also remained a contributor to online photo libraries including Dreamstime and Adobe Stock. Commissioned work is something I take on now and again when time allows. Please email me if you have a request you would like to discuss.

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The National Self Build & Renovation Centre

the national self build & renovation centre

4.5(111)

Swindon

The NSBRC is the UK’s only self build visitor centre and is open Tuesday to Sunday all year. Our aim is to inspire, educate and provide impartial advice as well as showcasing the latest products and technologies from over 250 exhibitors. The NSBRC is also a unique & easily accessible conference and meeting space offering excellent facilities and passionate customer service.

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The Art House

the art house

4.6(615)

Eastbourne

The Art House provides time, space and support for artists, makers and creative businesses to develop their practice. It is a place where artists and audiences of all kinds are welcome to engage with the creative process through a year-round programme of exhibitions and events.

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St. Margaret's House

st. margaret's house

4.6(9)

London

Our mission is to promote positive social change by creating arts and wellbeing opportunities for people to come together and play a more active part in their community. Our projects anchor us in the community, providing spaces for residents to eat, shop, learn, create, and enjoy a diverse cultural program.

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