901 Educators providing Nursery courses delivered Online

so to speak

Following graduation from the University of Manchester I worked at the London Children’s Practice in Central London as part of a multidisciplinary team working closely with Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists and Educational Psychologists to deliver assessment as well as individual and group therapy. Since then, I have worked for the NHS in a number of settings including, East London Foundation Trust, Wiltshire NHS and Oxfordshire NHS Foundation Trust whilst also running So To Speak private practice. I aim to bring enthusiasm, encouragement and patience to my therapy sessions alongside excellent clinical skills. I live in Cherhill with my husband, three small children and our border terrier called Elliedog. I am DBS cleared and a member of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists and the Health Care Professionals Council.

cannons basketball

The philosophy that we live and breathe, and that runs through all Cannons Basketball teams (Senior & Youth) has been condensed into these three simple statements… WORK HARD PLAY FAST SHOOT MORE Established in 2006, Cannons Basketball Club quickly became a fixture in the community, and currently boasts 2 senior teams and our popular Cannons Basketball Academy, that provides competitive opportunities for children of all genders who are between the ages of 10 and 14 (hopefully soon including an U14 NBL team). You can get a really good feel for our club; how we are building community, growing sport and celebrating successes by checking out our Instagram page.

tinytalk aberdeenshire central

TinyTalk was born in 2002, to Katie Mayne, a mum of two and former Primary School Teacher and Teacher of the Deaf. TinyTalk introduced baby signing to the nation and has grown to nearly 100 teachers in the UK and Switzerland, teaching over 500 classes per week to 7000 young families. Multi award-winning for their quality classes, home-learning kit and family-friendly franchise, TinyTalk has been recognised as the leading provider of baby sign language in the UK.

catalyst psychology community interest company

Catalyst Psychology Community Interest Company is a Social Enterprise offering child and educational psychology services throughout the Greater Manchester area.

the friends of st. michael's school, busembatia, uganda

Friends of St. Michael’s was registered with the Charity Commission in 2009. Fiona, a Trustee, had a wonderful time at St. Michael’s in her Gap Year in 2002. She returned to the school every year and started the building of the library. Other visits followed by members of her family and friends - all being moved by the love and friendship they received, and the drive and desire to do something to help. logo It was decided that the best way to give a clear focus to the efforts to support the school, both in practical ways on the ground and to help with fundraising, was to form a charity. Bishop Willigers Secondary School is next door to St. Michael’s. To encourage transition from primary to secondary and help support the parents it was felt necessary to encompass Bishop Willigers SS and the immediate community into our charitable aims. The charity is education and welfare-focused - to advance the education and welfare of the 600+ children at St. Michael's, the building and development of Bishop Willigers Secondary (300 pupils) and to help the immediate community - the village of Namunyumya. As a small charity with no overheads, such as salaries or rent, we are able to ensure that all donations go to where they are needed. At least 2 of the trustees travel out separately on an annual basis to oversee the various projects, sleeping at St. Michael's and getting involved with the life of the school and community. How We Work We are a small “kitchen table” UK registered charity. By this we mean we have no premises, only our own homes, and no equipment except that which we use in our everyday lives. Our trustees all volunteer their time and experience. At least 2 of the trustees travel to Namunyumya to oversee the projects every year and all donations are used in support of our Charitable Objectives. We feel strongly that all money given to the charity goes to help the schools and and the village of Namunyumya. We work closely with St Michael’s and the other village schools, staff, parents and school managements and the village of Namunyumya to ensure that all money and gifts are being spent wisely and on projects that are sustainable. Communication with the schools and community takes place frequently. In this way our support can be focused, relevant and up to date.

little acorns nursery music workshops at st marys church

sacred heart catholic primary school & nursery, new malden

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three legged cross first and nursery school

To be life long learners To develop positive attitudes and tolerance for both themselves and others To foster a strong sense of respect and responsibility for themselves and the community

t50 gymnastics

Our coaching team consists of a master gymnast with 7 years international experience and a Great Britain Master Coach with over 20 years experience. We have combined our knowledge and experience to provide a range of gymnastics themed activities that children of all ages can enjoy. We tailor our programmes to the occasion be it recreational or competitive gymnastics.

singing hands ltd

So often we are asked “How did you start Singing Hands?” as people assume we have come from a teaching or performance background and just one day came up with the rather clever idea to add signing to music. Not quite. The saying “necessity is the mother of all invention” describes our situation perfectly. Singing Hands came about as a direct result of a life-changing experience back in 1999 when our two children were born. As we all know, becoming a parent of any child is life-changing, but you assume it will take you a new adventure where you have some vague notion of what sort of life it might entail. However, becoming a parent of a child with a disability instantly took us off on a different trajectory, to a world with which neither of us was familiar, and where we faced an uncertain future