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education genius

Leading the Education Revolution Genius Group is a global Edtech and education company with over 2.7 million students in 200 countries. We are developing a future focused, entrepreneur education system that spans from early learning, primary and secondary school, through to university, adult education and corporate training. As part of the United Nations Global Compact, we are connecting students, teachers, leaders, entrepreneurs and changemakers with the tools and global community they need to achieve positive, measurable impact towards the 17 United Nations Global Goals. We believe that it is the entrepreneurs of the world who have the power to carry forth the transformational change necessary for the future. We are disrupting the education system and bringing forth a more relevant curriculum that prepares students of all ages and skill levels to be impactful changemakers. Instead of training people to “get a job” as an employee, we show them how to forge their own path, ignite their own genius, and design a life of their dreams.

st anne's catholic high school for girls

It is a privilege to welcome you to our website. Whether you are an existing or prospective parent, member of staff, student past or present, it will provide you with an insight to life within our Learning Family. You will see that St. Anne’s Catholic High School for Girls offers an outstanding education, where academic success is complemented by breadth of achievement. Every facet of school life is underpinned by the gospel values and delivering high quality education is the norm. Mrs Emma Loveland Headteacher We do not ‘hot house’ – rather, we focus on helping each individual girl discover and hone her special talents, rather than demand she conform to a pre-determined mould. The school serves young women so they are equipped to find success in life, wherever they choose to look for it. We strive to inspire our students in their studies and be creative thinkers. St. Anne’s is an environment in which students are confident and personable, with highly developed social skills – we are a school that aims to forge lifelong friendships.

livingyoga

I was first drawn to the healing power of movement in 2008 during my undergraduate degree in Contemporary Dance. I studied therapeutic movement and its effect on emotion. I was lucky to have been invited to visit Kaagvere in Estonia, to volunteer at an institution described as a boarding reformatory school for girls. Many of the young people I encountered here had been exposed to past traumatic events in some cases severe life changing experiences and as a result many faced mental health challenges. It was very humbling to be witness to this short part of their healing journey during my stay in Estonia. I worked alongside a dance and movement therapist to lead daily movement, dance and breathwork as a way for these young people to express emotion, to forge safety amongst their peers and to ground themselves when triggered. I continued my professional training as a dancer for some years after graduating, but this experience stayed with me and very much influenced my journey to becoming a Yoga Teacher and later Yoga Therapist

icesheffield

Sheffield City Trust was the first leisure trust formed in the UK. Since 1987 we've led the way with an unrivalled mix of sport, leisure and entertainment venues to become The Health and Wellbeing Charity. In the last 30 years, we've been here to inspire people to be active, to enjoy sociable activities with friends and deliver a lasting legacy for our venues. We are proud to be part of the fabric of our greater city. Our not-for-profit status means all our surplus is reinvested in improving our venues and activities to ensure that we are here for the communities that we serve. Since 1990, we have invested around £50m in improving our facilities and reaching more local communities with our activities. From afternoon tea-dances in the art-deco surroundings of Sheffield City Hall to swimming in the Olympic Pool at Ponds Forge, our venues welcome over 4 million people every year. Our open to all philosophy ensures that our activities and facilities provide for everyone in our communities across the city.

bradwell blacksmiths - the iron lady

Natalie Bradwell is The Iron Lady, taking on any job in metal, except cars and horseshoes!  From working on docks and muddy sites, to breweries and farms, to chaotic sculpture studios and workshops, The Iron Lady has gained a range of experience in a short time. Spanning food, agriculture, oil and gas, manufacturing and arts industries – thanks to her ability to see metal as a material and communicate with clients how metal works for them. This obsession with metals; steels, copper, aluminium etc, the chemistry of change and our ability to manipulate are what drives Natalie to search for the next challenge and the next opportunity to learn. After some 15 years of experience, The Iron Lady frequently undertook private work whilst working for other companies – it all started with a falling down hay store with a salvaged forge, anvil, table, stick welder and grinder, and a trusty van. Now at her third workshop, Bradwell Blacksmiths is finally a full time concern, apprentice in tow and a light industrial workshop which is also a place of learning, experimentation, art and creativity. Most recently, The Iron Lady has started running courses in welding, fabrication, metalwork and blacksmithing, for beginners, companies and those wanting to improve their existing skills. With space and equipment for 4 people at a time, Natalie is now sharing what she has learnt from all the craftsmen and women from her past metal adventures. And so to many more adventures in metal for The Iron Lady!

jo sadler at forged n willow

River Cottage & Dillington House please see their website for more information. All booking by email. Terms and conditions with booking information. Limited groups. Covid restrictions applied. Flexible re booking if needed. All materials and tutoring included. NEW DATES NOW AVAILABLE BOOK HERE https://www.josadlerwillow.com/ I can run workshops at your location-ie a local village hall for a minimum of 8 and max 12people. Usually a workshop would be 5/6 hours and I provide the willow and framework etc. Arches for weddings, or hoops. Please ask me-you never know! Class & Workshop bookings full payment of a class or workshop is required upfront at the time you book a class . Credit notes are issued only in the event that Jo Sadler cancels or you cancel a minimum of 2 weeks before the day of the class. Willow is soaked for up to 10 days ready for a workshop. Jo sadler-Forged n Willow may cancel because of lack of numbers or unforeseen circumstances, in these cases a credit note for another class will be offered.

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west kirby grammar school

Every student arrives at West Kirby Grammar School with a unique combination of talents, skills and aspirations – it’s our job to help each of our students to discover and nurture theirs. We do this by providing pupils with a wealth of opportunities and choices, enabling everyone to find out what they enjoy and are good at. We create a caring and supportive environment, whilst at the same time allowing students to solve problems for themselves, ensuring that we develop resilient and enterprising learners. We don’t believe that anyone is born with fixed abilities and intelligence. With the right teaching, support and motivation, children can grow and thrive in subjects they never considered themselves to be cut out for. And whilst our academic record speaks for itself, we know that students learn and develop both in and out of the classroom. That’s why we offer such a broad range of extra-curricular opportunities, through which pupils develop vital life skills and forge lasting friendships. Because of all of this, our students leave us equipped to thrive in a complex world, ready to make a positive contribution locally and globally as tomorrow’s leaders.

now strike archery

We offer authentic, fun and educational experiences based on medieval weaponry use, design and construction, the people who lived in this period and how our generations can ensure these are not lost for future generations Based in a 400 year old barn and workshop, which includes a fully functional forge, we actively offer a range of experience and taster days, masterclasses, and fully immersive themed days. These enable our guests to tap into their personal level of interest, involvement and resources. Our teams knowledge and skills are based on passion and dedication for truly authentic medieval weaponry and supporting crafts. The ensures our guests are guaranteed the best experience in using and making cutting edge technology from our strong English traditions in warfare. We connect our guests to the personal history associated with the cutting edge technologies of our history. This is a vital element to our work as it is the people and their lifestyles which bond us though our ancestral lines. In ensures we deliver real, and emotional experiences for our guests Our business is established and has a growing reputation for quality and authentic medieval experiences.

fireball beach volleyball devon

Fireball Beach Volleyball was founded by me, Sam Dunbavin, in late 2019. Here’s a little bit about us, and how Fireball was created. In autumn 2019, I’d just spent my first summer competing and training full time, and I’d decided that I wanted to try to forge a path for myself to make a career and a living from coaching the sport I loved: beach volleyball. So that’s what I did: I set up Fireball Beach Volleyball, took over the lease of Fireball Beach, in London, and started creating a series of beach volleyball events that would happen over the course of 2020 at our venue in London. Then the pandemic hit, and rather than living in London with no income, I moved back home to Devon, and started figuring out how that would affect Fireball. I realised that, in order to really spread the sport, staying put in one venue wouldn’t do. I wanted to spread my love for beach volleyball to as many places in the UK as possible; I wanted to help grow the game, and bring the game to pockets of the country that often don’t see it. So that’s what we’re about now. In 2022, after two years of massive growth, learning, feedback, more learning, listening and asking questions, we are still following that goal. We are aiming to take our Southwest Series, our flagship tournament series in the Southwest and Wales, to eight different beaches this year. We will be running a beach volleyball camp in every single school holiday, to make sure that all those juniors who love to learn from us can do that. We will be expanding the junior sessions we are running in London, after the incredible demand last year, and adding some regular adult training sessions and leagues, too. We’ll be running an elite series for the country’s top players, including our Barry Island Grand Slam. And we will keep taking our beach volleyball camps across the country, spreading the beach volleyball love and knowledge. Of course, I wouldn’t be able to do that without an incredible team, whom I’m proud to have invested lots of time and energy into. I’m firmly of the opinion that, in order to grow beach volleyball properly, we need to invest in people. Coaches, referees, organisers and parents are the lifeblood of the sport in our country, and we are proud to be supporting them-in 2022, we will be issuing bursaries to put five of our coaches through courses. We are also launching our bursary programme for kids, where they can apply to come to our events for free if money is a barrier to them attending. Just some of the small ways I’m proud to be giving back to the sport we all love.