11686 Educators providing Music courses delivered Online

fragers

Ardleigh

Loved by gamers, run by gamers We cover all kinds of events, from gaming exhibitions to comic conventions, community events, music festivals, cultural, corporate and educational events. Our list of customers and partners is staggering. Bringing game exhibition and social gaming to a whole new level We engage in nearly 300 events a year across UK and Europe reaching experientially to over 2 million gamers a year! Delivering events, Supplying features, booths activations, turn-key tours, and everything in between. Contact us to arrange a meeting and discuss your needs. Humble beginnings From birthday parties to large scale gaming exhibitons The Fragers community has been running gaming events for communities for over 30 years! Fragers LTD was formed in 2012 to commercialise those activities and launched at London film and comic con in 2013 with its first gamersbus. Its Services have expanded tp supporting over 300 events across europe and a fleet of 7 double-decker exhibition busses and a Virtual reality van as well as supplying gaming zones and staffing to the largest events in Europe.

Message

the football association

Sustainability has been a key issue for The FA Group since the new Wembley Stadium opened its doors to the sporting public and music fans in 2007 for Live Earth. We developed our first sustainability strategy in 2009, Wembley Stadium became the first sporting venue to achieve the Carbon Trust Triple Standard in 2014, we installed almost 1000 solar panels at St. George’s Park in 2015 and we achieved certification to ISO 20121 for our event sustainability management system for Wembley Stadium in 2019. SUSTAINABILITY GOVERNANCE Our sustainability strategy is governed by FAST, The FA Group’s Sustainability Team. FAST is a group of passionate employees from across the business keen to continuously improve the way that we work. They drive progress on a range of issues, from energy and waste to community and wellbeing. FAST was founded with the aim of empowering all employees to make a difference. There are squads for each significant sustainability issue for events at Wembley, made up of employees passionate about reducing our environmental impacts, enhancing our workplace and culture, or having a positive impact on society.

Message

park view school

London

Park View is a high performing community school in Tottenham, north London where your child will aspire, achieve and succeed. PVDay2 47 copy Our commitment to developing young people into happy, high achieving and reflective learners is unwavering and we are proud to be a beacon of excellence in one of the world’s most exciting and diverse communities. Throughout their time at Park View, your child will develop as a ‘Park View Learner’. This is someone who is an independent enquirer, creative thinker, reflective learner, team worker, self-manager and effective participator. We provide a broad and balanced curriculum where academic rigour is matched by an equally important love of the arts, music, dance, drama and sport. Whether your child is a high attaining pupil, speaks English as an additional language or has special educational needs, we will ensure that they thrive and develop in a safe and caring learning environment. We actively promote the value of being outstanding citizens and strong British values underpin everything we do.

Message

akasha dance theatre ltd.

In Sanskrit, Akasha means "space", the very first element in creation. Akasha Dance Theatre was born from a love of creation. Akasha Dance Theatre is a UK-based dance organisation, offering bold, dynamic, unique dance work. We are inspired by a passion for creativity and expression. Our main focus is on creating dance and physical theatre for film and live performance, as well as offering movement and theatre skills workshops, and 1-2-1 guidance for dancers at all stages of their careers. Akasha Dance Theatre offers mentoring and creates nurturing spaces for all dancers. We’re passionate about allowing dancers and other artists spaces and tools to explore their artistry, whilst creating repertoire for the next generation of dance artists and audiences. “I have always been fascinated by theatre and music, so much so, I am committed to sharing as much of both as I can with others. The world needs colour to survive. Dance! A stranger might thank you. You may have changed their life within a fleeting hour.”.

Message

educate lincs

London

With nearly 20 years of working with Children and Young People, Educate Lincs has a wide and varied experience base. Emily is an experienced and passionate SEN and Safeguarding professional who, in a recent OFSTED report was called "Formidable" when it came to ensuring that the most vulnerable students received the support they required. Emily has been working with children and young people for nearly 20 years in a range of settings and roles. including working with vulnerable children in Children's Services,, working in a challenging inner city setting and undertaking teacher training in a special SEMH setting. Most recently as a member of a Senior Leadership Team in a busy Secondary Academy in Lincolnshire. In this role she was both SENCo and Designated Safeguarding Lead. Emily also took on the role as SENCo across the trust which encompassed a Primary Academy. Emily holds the following qualifications and relevant training BA (hons) Music QTS (Nottingham Trent University) P.G.C.E (Nottingham Trent University) NASENCo (Nottingham Trent University) Multi-Academy Trust SEND Leadership (NASEN) SEND Review Training (NASEN and WholeSchoolSEN)

the bar choral society

London

Founded in 2014, The Bar Choral Society is a non-audition choir based in Temple with singers drawn from across the legal system. In addition to judges, barristers and pupils, members include solicitors, trainees, students, those who work in Chambers, the Inns, and their families. The Society is honoured that the distinguished and much performed choral composer John Rutter CBE is our President. The choir gives approximately two concerts per year with professional soloists and orchestras – performing everything from Gabrieli to Gershwin, Byrd to Bernstein. We also branch out of Temple from time to time: we recently performed a joint concert with The Parliament Choir at St. John’s, Smith Square to mark Vaughan-Williams’ 150th anniversary. Led by our Music Director, Greg Morris, our friendly Monday evening rehearsals take place in Temple Church from 6.15 p.m. to 7.45 p.m. The choir’s activities are supported through member subscriptions. These are presently set at £180 for silks and senior lawyers, £90 per year for junior barristers/lawyers and non-lawyers and no charge for pupils/trainees/students. This inco

Message

queen mary's college

Basingstoke

Queen Mary’s College has been in the forefront of the education of women ever since July 1914, when the Government of Madras instituted the Madras Women’s College. The initial intake of 33 students was housed in a modest building called ‘Capper House’. However, by 1915, the college premises were expanded through the government’s annexure of the area surrounding Capper House. At this stage it offered only Intermediate courses. In 1916 under graduate courses were offered in History and Economics. Eventually Intermediate courses in subjects like Geography, Indian Music, Physics, Chemistry and Home Science were introduced. Miss De La Hey was the first Principal of the college. The name of the college was changed to Queen Mary’s College in 1917. This college which was started on an experimental basis flourished and gained permanent status in 1918. By this time it had acquired fame and many young women who entered its portals for education, took wing after completing their courses.

Message

cornwall centre for culture and the arts

Redruth

CCCA, Cornwall Centre For Culture And The Arts CIC, located on a historic site provides community services and engagement space for all. Be it indoor sports, meetings, training sessions, concerts, theatre or recording space we offer it all. Using this community asset we preserve and bring it into use for the entire community, regardless of race, religion, language, abilities, gender or age, we are here for everyone. Like the Phoenix, Redruth is on the rise, this project is about giving life back to our community. Teaching our children of a lost culture and educating everyone that while we are all different, we are all the same. Since the beginning of mankind we have expressed ourselves through music, dance, theatre and story telling. This is how we celebrate life, this is how we share our stories. Now is the time to reach out and share our emotions, feelings, fears and dreams. Here we dare to hope and believe in ourselves and one another. Our young can dream and learn that nothing is impossible.

zestlight photography workshops

Blyth

I have been a creative all my life, starting with music and moving onto various visual arts as I got older. I first showed an interest in photography at 16 when our family got a digital camera for the first time and at 21 I invested in my first DSLR camera. I haven’t looked back. I started documenting family events and as friends started having babies, I started taking documenting their families, gaining my first experiences as a family photographer. I adored playing with children and taking photos of them for their parents to enjoy and decided to start making a business of it. Knowing I had knowledge gaps, at 24, I studied photography formally for the first time. Over the years I have experimented with various styles and genres of photography doing everything from event photography to more experimental photography including Light Painting and Levitation. I have had the pleasure of taking photos at prestigious venues and companies within the North East, including BBC Newcastle, Sage Gateshead, and Gateshead College.

Message

littleborough arts festival

Rochdale

After a two-year hiatus, Littleborough Arts Festival is back! We have worked hard to pull together a programme of events that we hope will have a little something for everyone, whether you’re a music lover, a keen crafter or just fancy a fun-filled day out with the family. We have concerts, theatre, exhibitions, storytelling, workshops, artist talks and lots of fun for all the family. So come along, support our fantastic local artists and have a wonderful time! To see the range of events on offer and book tickets please visit our Eventbrite page here Plus don’t forget our Art In the Park event in Hare Hill Park on Saturday 21st May 11:00-16:00 and Picnic in the Park in partnership with Friends of Hare Hill Park on Sunday 22nd May 12:00-17:00. This festival is for the community so we would love to hear from all of you lovely Littleborough people! You can contact us either via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Email

Message

1...1103 1104 1105 1106 1107...1169