325 Educators providing Lace courses

jsinteriorsuk

Hello lovely you, and welcome to my website. I’m Jacqueline Schultz owner of JSInteriorsUK and amongst other things I make bespoke soft furnishings and also teach these skills on weekend workshop retreats. I have oodles of exciting beautiful home ideas to share so please visit regularly for the latest blogs, resources and videos. I have always been obsessed by textiles and trimmings and have to admit often buy a piece of fabric, antique lace or trim without any idea of their immediate use or any agenda other than I find them beautiful. Living as an expat in many locations around the world, I’ve spent years making hand stitched curtains, blinds, traditional soft lampshades and other soft furnishings for my homes. When I returned to the UK, I trained as an Interior designer and started creating beautiful homes for other people. To ensure individual attention to detail and products of the highest quality I work with only a small number of clients at any one time. I oversaw all aspects of a room scheme including styling, sourcing fabrics and trimmings, designing and creating.

bluecoat aspley academy

Bluecoat has a long and rich history spanning back over 300 years. The school was founded in 1706 as the first charity school in Nottingham. Under the guidance of the then rector of St. Peter’s church, Timothy Fenton. Classes were taught in the porch of St. Mary’s Church in the Lace Market area of Nottingham In 1706. The school was founded “to train poor children in the knowledge of God and religion, as taught in the Church of England.” Starting from a modest number of children it is now a community of over 2,300 learners, primarily based on two sites in Aspley and Aspley. A new building, costing £5.7m, will also open in January on a third site to become the permanent home of our primary school which currently has children from Reception through to Year 3 and is growing year-on-year. In 2014 a new part of the Bluecoat story took place with Bluecoat Beechdale becoming the newest member of the Bluecoat family and part of our Academy Trust.

gawthorpe textiles collection

Gawthorpe Textiles Collection (GTC) is the operating name of independent museum and registered charity The Rachel Kay-Shuttleworth Textile Collections. Since its establishment in 1959, the charity has existed to deliver its powerful founding vision focused on education, public access to the collection for all and the promotion of wellbeing. The aims and purposes of the charity have never been more relevant as the country faces the challenges created by the Covid-19 pandemic. GTC operates from the Gawthorpe Hall estate in Padiham, Lancashire; family home to founder Rachel Kay-Shuttleworth MBE (1886- 1967), a life long collector of global textile and craft items. Rachel was a prolific lace maker and embroiderer. She was also a philanthropist who devoted her life to actively improving the social welfare of the communities on her doorstep. The charity’s long term ambition is to work in partnership to realise Rachel's vision of creating a craft house, a centre of excellence for learning in textiles. As the only dedicated textile collection of its size and variety in Lancashire, the collection which stands at over 30,000 pieces of global provenance, is a truly remarkable resource. It is one of the most diverse, interesting and encyclopaedic textile collections in the UK and is known to specialists worldwide. In a digital age which is seeing a strong resurgence in the value of hand crafts, GTC champions traditional craft skills, celebrates creativity and delivers programmes of activity which have profound and positive life changing effects on individuals’ mental wellbeing and life skills, promoting a sense of community - all through participation in craft. Key activities undertaken by the charity fall into two strands; management and care of the collection including research, documentation, acquisition, interpretation and conservation. Secondly, sharing the collection with the public; catering to a broad range of ages, cultural backgrounds and skill levels. This includes delivering historic and contemporary exhibitions, artist collaborations, workshops, talks, tours, research and study visits, as well as outreach in the local community through Valley Street Textiles Studio (a joint initiative with Calico Homes).

make it!

Make it! is a craft academy in the west end of greenock where you can learn to sew, take stunning photographs and crochet cosy creations. Home of the Crafternoon tea and the Friday night make-away

norwich qigong (a place to be)

objective health workplace drug and alcohol testing

Fingerprint Drug Testing with Objective Health | Workplace Drug Testing Fingerprint Drug testing with Objective Health offers a safe, simple approach to drug testing that’s simple, quick, hygienic and portable.

lewisham and crystal palace indoor bowling partnership

vitality physiotherapy: physio, sports and workplace injuries clinic

conscious competence training for workplace psychological health and wellbeing

mindmaps wellbeing, changing the culture of workplace mental health

At Mindmaps Wellbeing, our vision is to change the culture of workplace mental health we believe all organisations have acces to training, to address the needs for themselves, their staff and customers alike. To achieve this we offer a range of mental health related training and consultancy services to ensure employers are mental health aware in every aspect of their business. We seek to challenge the stigma and discrimination in the workplace related to mental health issues. Encouraging employers to create an open, and supportive culture. Evidence shows that staff feel more confident discussing their mental health among their peers and with their employer once they have received some training & understanding of the changing culture. The main aim is to ensure that your workforce feel supported. Supported, happy staff are the most productive staff.