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the care learning centre (isle of wight)

Apprenticeships and Training for the Care SectorCLC began offering education services as a training provider in 2001. During this time CLC has gained a reputation as a successful, flexible and supportive provider of traineeships and apprenticeships. Funded by the Education and Skills Funding Agency, and rated as ‘GOOD’ by Ofsted in May 2016. CLC actively promote partnerships with employers, schools, academies, colleges, local authorities and Job Centre Plus to offer high quality industry based apprenticeships. CLC are passionate about building great relationships and pride ourselves on being adaptable to employers needs. We continue to build and invest in our services, products and apprenticeships, to ensure employers have well trained staff, delivering an excellent service which provides social and economic benefits to both individuals and the wider society.

gvs (glamorgan voluntary services)

Glamorgan Voluntary Services (GVS) is an independent charity and has a flourishing membership of voluntary and community organisations active in the Vale of Glamorgan. We help to improve the quality of life of people and communities by supporting volunteers, volunteering opportunities and voluntary groups. GVS delivers an array of quality services to meet the needs of voluntary groups. We are a one stop shop for the voluntary sector. We champion best practice throughout voluntary organisations so that they excel in delivering their aims and objectives. GVS empowers voluntary groups, providing many channels of engagement and quality services to enable them to excel at serving their communities. Our role is to provide information, advice and guidance on all aspects of volunteering for both volunteers and recruiting organisations. Our expert services help to provide a platform for a vibrant and robust voluntary sector.

arran well-being

Looking after our mental wellbeing has never been so important. Many of us will have missed our annual holiday, an event which each year sees us relax, recharge and rejuvenate both mentally and physically. That's why we’re uniting on wellbeing with 15 of our top Hotel Partners to give you the chance to WIN 40 free hotel stays and exclusive ARRAN hampers worth £200, to help you relax and unwind during these uncertain times.

wight fire training

Wight Fire & Security provide fire and security services across the Isle of Wight. We can provide all forms of fire and safety equipment direct from our premises in Sandown as well as all of the required servicing to keep your home or business safe and compliant. Whether you are responsible for an hotel or guest house, industrial unit or shop, holiday park or visitor attraction, we can take care of your alarms, extinguishers, signage, CCTV equipment, fire risk assessments and fire training requirements. Please get in touch and tell us about what you need.

south skye sea kayak

There are numerous options for staying in Sleat and South Skye. Sleat is a real gem, also known as the garden of Skye due to its rich flora. It is also much less crowded than other parts of Skye. Apart from sea kayaking, there are plenty of other things to do and see in this part of the island. Why not stay close by to make the most of your days around your kayaking trip. Hotels in Sleat Most hotels in Sleat are around 4* and very nice places to stay. You will be well looked after, served a delicious high end dinner and a sumptuous breakfast to get you ready for the day. A crackling fire will await you in the lounge when you return. Great to relax. Toravaig Hotel, 2 miles The Inn at Àird a’ Bhàsair, Ardvasar, 3 miles Isle Ornsay Hotel, 5 miles Duisdale Hotel, 5.5 miles Kinloch Lodge Hotel, 8 miles Something a bit different Maybe a hotel is not for you and you like the idea of glamping in a cosy yurt with its own wood stove or a stay on an island in a luxurious holiday cottage. Anneth Glamping Pod, Ardvasar, 3.5 miles Eilean Sionnach Lighthouse Cottage, Isle Ornsay, 5 miles Skye Yurts*, Duisdale, 5.5 miles Lusa Bothy, Ashaig, 15 miles

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cnoc soilleir

The project will establish a new focal building at Cnoc Soilleir (the placename meaning “the bright hill”) in Daliburgh, with facilities that have been designed to meet the needs of both UHI Outer Hebrides’s educational programmes, and Ceòlas’ community-led activities around Gaelic language learning, heritage, culture, music and dance.

isle of wight college

The Isle of Wight College was established in 1951, initially offering courses in construction and engineering. Mission Objective The mission of the Isle of Wight College is to deliver outstanding education and training driven by: Putting students first Working with employers Supporting our community Provision The College offers training opportunities across a broad curriculum, including: Vocational courses Apprenticeships Traineeships Employer Training & services Higher education (University courses) Excellent education, welfare & support for international students School Links courses (school collaboration programme for 14-16 year olds) University Centre

kings mill school

Situated in the heart of the community of Driffield, we are a unique and special place to learn. ‘Learning for Life’ is the foundation of all we do at Kings Mill and underpins our whole curriculum from Early Years through to Sixth form. The school caters for pupils aged 2-19 years. We are on two sites. The main school site houses Early Years through to Key Stage 4. The school was completed in May 2017 and has been purpose built to meet the needs of our pupils. Alongside eleven new classrooms we also have a new hydrotherapy pool, rebound room, sensory therapy room and sensory rooms. Students aged 16-19 are based at The Kings Mill Student Centre which is based at Driffield Secondary School approximately a mile away from the main site. This comprises three classrooms and a combined common room and food technology area. There is also opportunity for joint working with Driffield School. Our sixth form students also visit main site to access the facilities as required. All our pupils and students have complex needs and we offer specialist provision for pupils on the autistic spectrum and pupils with multi-sensory needs. Our curriculum principles and ethos are supported by a wide range of activities which happen on and off site. Sport plays a very important role in the life of the school and we believe in encouraging healthy competition and leadership skills. The school has enjoyed great success in local, regional and national sporting events. Please take time to browse our website which we hope will introduce you to our school and ethos. We are proud of our wonderful school and wish to share our vision and success with you all.