49 Educators providing Courses in Bradford

elements primary school

We opened our doors to children in September 2018 to meet the demand for Primary School Places in the Middleton area. Elements Primary is growing with the children… adding a Reception intake every year until full in 2024. Innovative, creative, exciting, unique, exceptional, amazing, and nearby. Elements Primary School brings: A love of learning that is built around emotional, intellectual, cultural and physical self-awareness. Inspirational learning opportunities using modern technologies Extended days and enrichment activities that include family learning Community engagement beyond the school day. Experiential learning and enrichment activities that include family learning. The ongoing celebration of children and their learning that is built into the curriculum and into the fabric of the school. We are a Google School and many of our teachers are certified Google Educators. We pride ourselves in our commitment to providing the very best education, while making the most of the fantastic range of technology we have available to us. To find out more about how we use technology in school, visit our Technologies for Learning page.

thinking big community interest company

We are a group of individuals from different backgrounds and with a broad range of experiences. Collectively we have worked in and with statutory services, private business, charitable and voluntary organisations, and across many sectors including health and social care, education, heritage and industry. Each Director brings a rich array of knowledge and perspectives and we are bound by our common interest in building a fairer society. We like to be creative and to seek the involvement of others in generating new ideas, both to overcome existing challenges and in Thinking BIG about new ways to improve experiences and outcomes. After a number of years of talking about ideas, we decided it was time to take action. We looked at different models for forming a charitable, not-for-profit organisation, and took advice from some who had gone before us in this sector. As a result, we formed Thinking BIG as a Community Interest Company, dedicated to engaging in training, and projects with individuals, groups and organisations, in pursuit of the overarching aim - to promote social inclusion, opportunity and wellbeing, by making a positive difference to services and people's lives through meaningful training and community engagement. There are no share holders, no dividends and no spurious expenses. Any funds raised are put entirely into the running of projects for the benefit of the community. As for the name, we asked the people we work with what words they thought captured what we do. We want people to Think BIG when considering new projects and activities, not to be limited by what is already out there. A little imagination and passion goes a long way, and we're on an exciting journey. We have experience of achieving outstanding outcomes, both with organisations, and with individuals. Our training is designed, delivered, evaluated and quality assured, with organisations benefiting from improved employee ability, confidence, performance and wellbeing. Our community projects have made a positive difference to people's lives, and include collaborations with The National Lottery Community Fund, the Police and Crime Commissioners for West and South Yorkshire and their Violence Reduction Units, Menston Parish Council, Bradford Metropolitan District Council, Kirklees Council, Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council, and Yorkshire Mentoring. Our Story Our aim is to promote social inclusion, opportunity and wellbeing by Thinking BIG. To achieve this, our vision is to facilitate positive experiences, progress and sustainable outcomes; empowering people through education, training, skills-building and having a collective voice in shaping future services and lives. Much of our work is with individuals and groups who face barriers to inclusion, opportunity and/or wellbeing, and others who can support these very people. Children and adults can be vulnerable or disadvantaged by many factors including disabilities, ill-health, poverty, abuse, isolation, marginalisation or being in care. They can also find it difficult to keep themselves and others healthy and safe, or to access opportunities, services or employment, as a result of missing out on appropriate education, training or support. We can help to achieve goals and aspirations which improve lives. Others who support vulnerable people include families, friends, carers, schools, and involved or potentially supportive professionals, volunteers and services. These people can also face challenges which need to be recognised and addressed and they can be empowered in their roles through dedicated support and training. By choosing to use our training services for their teams, organisations can benefit from outstanding workforce development whilst simultaneously supporting their communities, as money raised is invested back into meaningful activities and projects

the outback community kitchen & garden

crosland moor community learning centre

Crosland Moor Community Learning Centre - Home Crosland Moor Learning Centre started life 14 years ago. It provides a crucial learning and skills service within a very active Community Centre. We attract learners from many different cultures and backgrounds, reflecting the different and diverse cultures within our community.

community matters (yorkshire)

We are here to offer guidance, support, and advice to not for profit organisations across the UK, including community groups, voluntary organisations, childcare providers, charities, and social enterprises. Our aim is to provide a sustainable and effective hub of learning, support, and knowledge enabling local communities and voluntary organisations to grow and achieve through the provision of high-quality advice, information, learning and training opportunities accessible to all. We know that it can sometimes be overwhelming when it comes to setting up a non-profit organisation or keeping on top of the latest requirements and opportunities available to the voluntary and community sector.

hd9 community music

thornbury youth & community centre

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west leeds rugby league community hub

drighlington community sports club

clarke foley community centre

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