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total psychology

Total Psychology was set up in 2014 by Dr Rebecca Andrews. I am proud to have managed my independent private practice, which offers professional, approachable and respectful psychology services including psychological assessments and formulations, consultation to organisations, therapeutic intervention, counselling, family and group mediation, supervision and training. Based in the Forest of Dean, I am in easy commute and lucky to support services within Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Bristol, Monmouthshire and South Wales. My psychological services include:

dj vision health care

DJ Vision Healthcare provides quality home care services to people living across Waltham Forest, London and Southeast England. Our expert care supports our service users to continue to live independently in the familiar surroundings of their own homes. We provide a broad range of support services, including: Personal Care (Bathing, moving, dressing, feeding, medication management, incontinence management) Social Support (shopping, cooking, light domestic, companionship) Dementia Care Home from Hospital / Reablement ‘Live-In’ care and support Waking / Sleeping Night services

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the nursery school company

At The Nursery School Company we have play at the very heart of our ethos. Our settings have been thoughtfully designed to allow children the opportunity to enjoy learning. We designed our innovative and exciting curriculum to give children the widest range of opportunities. The success of our approach can be measured in the children’s high level of achievement. Our Approach Our educational approach has been brought together using twenty years of experience in the early years. We use the Forest School approach to inform and underpin our outdoor curriculum. We also take influences from other early years philosophers including High Scope, Reggio Emilia and the Montessori method. Whilst we draw on these methods, we are constantly evolving to ensure that the latest scientific findings reflect the modern world and the educational experiences the children are exposed to. For example working to provide STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) influences whilst also ensuring that we put emotional well-being at the heart of early years practice. Maria Montessori Children are given the freedom to work at their own pace making their own choices and correcting their own mistakes. Montessori method allows children to learn the way they learn best, by doing things for themselves. During independent activities children are encouraged to choose work that appeals to their interests. The teacher will also introduce new work to the children according to their abilities and stage of development. High Scope High Scope is an approach to early years education that has at its core the belief that children gain confidence, initiative and a lifelong love of learning when involved in well-supported activities of their own choosing. A consistent and flexible daily routine which provides for child and adult initiated activities. Opportunities to choose, plan, carry out and reflect on their activities Opportunities for children to engage in the active participatory learning process Adults who value and appreciate children and provide a creative and supportive learning climate Forest school Forest School is a child-centred inspirational learning process, that offers opportunities for holistic growth through regular sessions. Forest school supports play, exploration and supported risk taking. It develops confidence and self-esteem through learner inspired, hands-on experiences in a natural setting. Its roots reach back to the open-air culture seen as a way of life in Scandinavia where Forest School began. Reggio Emilia The Reggio Emilia sees children as curious individuals with the power and potential to develop and learn from their environment and the relationships they build with others. Children are viewed as strong and intelligent individuals who should be given every opportunity to reach their potential. Children are viewed as having unlimited potential and being eager to interact with and contribute to the world. The learning process is considered to be of much higher importance than the final product. Teachers create in-depth projects based on observations, information from parents and the interests of the children.

bulwell foresters archery club

Bulwell Foresters Archery Club, Nottingham A friendly, inclusive target archery club based in Bulwell, Nottingham.

woodland & forestry ltd

Woodland and Forestry services in Uttoxeter, Staffordshire and Midlands - Firewood sales Woodland and forestry services in Uttoxeter, Staffordshire and the midlands. Tree felling and extraction and rhododendron clearance.

dynamic education uk

I founded Dynamic Education in 2017 to advance secondary school education for the sustainable and collaborative age. From my own educational experience and my experience as an educator, I felt that experiental learning, forest school methods and similar pedagogies present an opportunity to improve education for students and teachers alike. I qualified as a science teacher with TeachFirst. Since 2009, I have taught science in several secondary schools in London including Cardinal Vaughan Memorial School and City of London Academy – Islington.

my driving

My Driving is a driving school with decades of driving experience! Formed in 1996 by Bill Lavender, its original focus was online resources. Today, the school delivers practical lessons mainly in the East London Boroughs of Waltham Forest, Redbridge and Havering. Our principal trainer is Eleni Kabiti. During her 10 years’ experience, hundreds of learners have passed first time with her expert tuition. Eleni’s car is a manual Peugeot 308 with HE-MAN dual controls, and she is Pass Plus Registered.

nature schools

This site has been called ‘the wilderness’ for a thousand years. It dates back to Saxon times when the Forest of Dean, the ancient woodland between the River Severn and the River Wye, was designated royal hunting forest. Looking from the vantage point of The Wilderness Centre down to the River Severn, you can clearly see the broad curves of the river heading out to the Bristol Channel. Over the course of a day you’ll see the tide ebb and flow - the second highest tidal range in the world - and be able to pick out the villages along the River’s bank that were once thriving Roman ports trading throughout the Mediterranean. The current house is Georgian, built in the early nineteenth century as a family home. In the early twentieth century the site became a children’s hospital, specialising in infectious diseases. In the 1960’s Gloucestershire County Council acquired The Wilderness Centre, turning it into an outdoors education and nature studies centre serving the county’s schools. Dan and Sophie Sturdy bought The Wilderness in 2015 as a key location in their vision for human potential and growth.

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