Leadership courses delivered Online

osterley education

Our aim is for our students to have a deep understanding and love of literature. The importance of English is that it underpins all the other subjects; if you are good with words then you have so many more opportunities. In all our lessons, we show students how to put their thoughts on paper effectively and concisely. We explore a wide range of texts so our students are prepared for any test. Our reading competition encourages every child to challenge themselves with literature. Our approach accounts for the exceptional success our students achieve. If you are looking to get the highest grades in any English exam, or to really develop your mastery of language skills, then you should get in touch.

cause4

Norfolk

Specialising in fundraising, income generation and programme development we partner with charities, philanthropists and corporations that want to make change We are a social enterprise and one of the first certified B-Corporations in the UK. The company was founded in 2009 on ethical values to support charitable organisations to change and grow, as well as to raise vital funds working across the charity, arts, sports and education sectors. Provoking change is at the heart of our mission, it’s not the size of project that matters to us but whether it can make an impact. Cause4 brings together expertise from across the charity sectors in its core team and network of freelance consultants. We are also committed to helping attract the best graduate talent to work on some of the charitable sector’s most pressing issues. Training Our expert training ranges from the basics of fundraising to chairing a board. We deliver face to face or virtual training, extensive e-learning activities, through to larger-scale change management programmes.

goju ryu karate-do edinburgh

Liz began training in Glenrothes in 2010, joining her son and husband who were already training. “I eventually decided to take the plunge and give it a try after a bit of nagging from my family. I can honestly say I’ve never looked back – I was hooked after the first few classes. It has done wonders for my confidence, and I get a huge psychological benefit from training in such a positive atmosphere. Being able to train alongside my family is a real bonus too. My fitness levels have rocketed, and the core strength I’ve developed has made great improvements to a back problem I’d suffered with for years. I’d recommend it to anyone.”

new wine ireland

Belfast

New Wine Ireland is a movement of churches working together to change the island of Ireland through a network of church leaders, our summer conference and training events. New Wine Ireland is about an understanding that God is doing a new thing, involving the outpouring of His Holy Spirit. ‘And no one pours new wine into old wineskins. Otherwise, the new wine will burst the skins; the wine will run out and the wineskins will be ruined. No, new wine must be poured into new wineskins.’

self defence for the soul

Last week I was having a few doubts about some decisions that I’d really been sure of before. But after taking some time for reflection, I recognized that several lies had infiltrated my thinking, tearing me down with subtle accusations. In fact, those decisions that I’d already made were from the Lord, and He confirmed them again. Clearly, it was time to examine my spiritual defenses. I am finding that everything I do related to taking a team back to Haiti next month is being fought by the enemy. Here are some mandatory responses to spiritual warfare – I hope you will take action in your battle as well: Stay Alert: We are at war, so as Howard Hendricks says, don’t be surprised that you’re being shot at. We are admonished to be self-controlled and alert, for our enemy “prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour” (1 Peter 5:8.) Take Cover: Put on the armor of God (Ephesians 6:10-18) and walk in truth, practice righteousness and exercise your faith. Stand firm and pray! If it’s been more than one week since you’ve reviewed this passage, read and pray through it right now. Fight back: Are you living in a museum, with your sword hanging on the wall in display? That’s exactly what you’re doing if you leave your Bible on the shelf. The Word of God is living and active and sharper than any two-edged sword, and piercing as far as the division of soul and spirit, of both joints and marrow, and able to judge the thoughts and intentions of the heart (Hebrews 4:12, emphasis added.) A sword is not a defensive barrier – it’s a weapon of assault – which is why it is sharp and piercing. How prepared are you when it comes to self-defense of your soul? Are you a white belt? A black belt? Something in between? Keep up the regular protection of your heart, mind, spirit and soul. Here are some questions I ask myself to keep alert and engage in combat: That voice I hear – is it a shout or whisper? Yes, the Spirit often speaks in a still, small voice – but He speaks other ways as well. And He isn’t shy about getting my attention. God doesn’t hide from us. So when I detect a whisper in my ear, I need to pay attention and ask, “Is this something that God would shout from the mountain tops? Or is it something that my adversary is quietly whispering in the darkness, hoping the lies will enter my mind without being exposed to the light?” (Matthew 10:26-27.) Is the message life-giving or draining? Jesus told us that our enemy intends to steal, kill and destroy – but He came that we’d experience life abundantly (John 10:10.) Am I experiencing assurance of who I am in Christ, or being driven to doubt? Is the message I’m receiving making me more confident and full of faith? Or is it creating anxiety or fear? (e.g. 1 John 5:11-12, Ephesians 2:10, Jeremiah 31:3, Romans 8:14-16.)

arm in arm accounting

The Whins, Alloa

Chartered AccountantsArm in Arm Accounting was founded in 2015 by Neil Mackinnon (CA) who has over 25 years’ experience supporting growth in all sizes of business. Qualifying as a Chartered Accountant with PwC in Edinburgh, Neil has worked as Finance Director in a global Silicon Valley computer manufacturer, as CFO of a Private Equity backed food business, and supported many sole traders and small businesses since launching Arm in Arm Accounting. With a wealth of experience and a proven track record, your business will be in good hands.

restorative thinking

Restorative and relational practice is an emerging Social Science, adopted in multiple ways across the UK and beyond by Police and Crime Commissioners, Schools, Local Authorities, Health and Social Care Settings, Prison and Probation Services to address a wide variety of challenges, including: • Positive mental health and wellbeing • Organisational culture change • Staff retention and a reduction in sick leave • Improving attendance, attainment and behaviour in schools • Fostering inclusive residential environments and a reduction in re-offending In 2012, the Restorative Thinking team began delivering face to face training and coaching. In 2013 we also started to develop intervention programmes for a variety of settings and groups: prisons and probation services, schools, youth offending services, parents and carers. Our parenting programme won the CANparent Quality Mark in 2014 and our curriculum programme for primary schools won the Teach Primary Resources Award in 2019. In 2020 we began to develop e-Learning CPD, creating our own learning platform and an innovative blended learning offer for all our working partners, allowing organisations and individuals to access restorative and relational practice via: • e-Learning CPD • Consultation • Face to face training/coaching • Zoom/Teams training/coaching • Action Learning Sets • Supervisions • Guided self-study • Restorative Practice Intervention Programmes Restorative Thinking has a comprehensive offer for working with colleagues in the field of restorative and relational practice. We are able to tailor our provision with each working partner, based on strengths, needs, intended outcomes, budgets. Our team continuously strives to operate and co-operate differently and better – being purposeful about improving our own brand of restorative and relational practice, guided by our belief in (and growing evidence base of) positive outcomes for those we work with.

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