17 Educators providing Nursery courses in Glasgow

baraka nursery

helen young school of dancing

Starting in 1959, Helen Young School of Dancing is a long established dance school in Paisley. Since 1987 principal Christine O’Donnell has continued to develop the dance school and maintain an exceptionally high standard of teaching to all pupils. Following Christine’s retirement in June 2015, Helen Young School of Dancing will continue in Paisley. This will continue with new principals Claire Irwin and Julie McFall, assisted by Jane McKenzie all of whom are fully qualified dance teachers and former pupils of Helen Young School of Dancing. Claire Irwin Julie McFall I started my journey at Helen Young School of Dancing in 1990, under former Principal Christine O'Donnell. Throuhgout my time at the dance school I have participated in various B.A.T.D. examinations and annual dance displays. I participated in B.A.T.D. amateur medal tests and gained my first professional teaching qualification in 2006. I began to assist at weekly dance classes and continue to increase my own teaching skills and qualifications. I have also participated in Latin American, Ballroom Dance, Line Dance and Rock 'N' Roll B.A.T.D. amateur medal tests and also in various dance competitions around the country in these branches of dance. Qualifications include: Associate B.A.T.D. Majorette Associate B.A.T.D. Modern Dance Associate B.A.T.D. Stage Associate B.A.T.D. Ballet Fellow B.A.T.D Freestyle Fellow B.A.T.D Traditional Step Dancing Dance continues to be a great passion of mine and I am delighted that I am now joint principal and able to pass this on to our very own Helen Young pupils. Claire x I began my time at Helen Young School of Dancing in 1991 and over the years have received training in a number of branches of dance. In 2006, my time at the dance school changed in that I began to gain professional teaching qualifications and help out with younger children's classes. After the years of teaching I received, to a very high standard at Helen Young, it has been very rewarding to pass on the knowledge and skills which I have learned to other pupils. Being able to see children and young people grow in confidence and ability is something which I particularly enjoy in teaching dancing. As well as pupils progressing and improving throughout their time at dancing, their enjoyment during time spent there is most important to me and I believe ensures that they reach their full potential. Following Miss O'Donnell's retirement in June 2015, both Claire and I are extremely grateful that we are able to continue with the Helen Young School of Dancing. The dance school has been a huge part of both our lives, both in the high standard of dance training we received and in the lifelong friends we have made there. I look forward to continuing this for all our pupils current and new.

totnosh

Founded in 2016, Totnosh provides fun and interactive cooking classes for children from all ages from 2 upwards. The classes are designed to encourage children to take an interest in food and healthy eating, explore new tastes and learn basic cooking skills. We cook a wide range of dishes from sushi to samosas and calzones to quiches. And all with the added bonus for mum and dad that there’s no washing up! Our little chefs all leave with a recipe card at the end of the session so that they can recreate their dishes again at home.

scot-edu

The Scottish Attainment Challenge (SAC) is the key Scottish Government policy designed to deliver improved outcomes for children and young people whose learning and achievement is most impacted by poverty. It aims to close the poverty- related attainment gap by ensuring all children and young people have the right range and amount of support they need to succeed. Attainment Advisors within our six Regional Improvement Teams lead the delivery of this high profile programme working collaboratively with colleagues across Education Scotland and in local authorities and Regional Improvement Collaboratives.

coltness high school

Coltness High School is a non-denominational, co-educational, comprehensive school serving the north side of Wishaw. It takes pupils from S1 through to S6. Our pupils are drawn from our associated Primary Schools Cambusnethan Primary, Kirk Road, Wishaw Cleland Primary, Main Street, Cleland Calderbridge Primary, Coltness Road, Wishaw Under the Education Act, parents may choose to request that their children attend a school outwith their zoned area. In our current S1, we have pupils from 12 Primaries over and above the associated Primary Schools. Having opened in 1966 the school was fortunate enough to be included in the Schools and Centres 21 programme involving a complete re-modelling over 3 phases. The school now offers fantastic facilities in all curricular areas. The main teaching block also accommodates offices for Community Learning and Development. Facilities now include first class laboratories, classrooms and other teaching areas including vocational spaces. ICT provision is extensive and very up-to-date and there are welcoming social areas and a refurbished theatre. The Sports Barn is a popular community resource (opened in 1998) which, along with other brand new PE facilities, including a 3G floodlit football pitch, offer excellent resources for the Coltness Community Sports Hub based in the school.

wee play

Glasgow Life is a charitable organisation. Our mission is to inspire the city’s citizens and visitors to lead richer and more active lives through culture, sport and learning.

glasgow school of ballet

Glasgow School of Ballet Formally known as - Lillian McNeill School of Dance - One of Glasgow's oldest dance schools. Lillian McNeill School of Dance was one of the original dance schools in Glasgow. Lillian McNeill was pivotal in bringing Royal Academy of Dance to the west of Scotland. Glasgow School of Ballet has continued this teaching today. Gemma Lockhart is the current and 3rd Owner/Principal of Glasgow School of Ballet. Gemma has 15 years of teaching experience and has been the Principal or the school for 10 years.

hutchesons' educational trust

Hutchesons’ Grammar School is a co-educational, independent school in the south-side of Glasgow. Founded in 1641, the school has a long-held record of academic achievement and offers pupils an unrivalled choice of extra-curricular activities at its primary and secondary schools.

olive tree photograph

Welcome: Olive Tree Photography Olive Tree Photography is a vibrant, contemporary company offering nursery school portrait and event photography in Renfreshire. We are based in Paisley and are well positioned to photograph nurseries and schools in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Paisley. With years of experience photographing babies, children and young adults, you can be sure that our professional service will compliment your setting. Olive Tree Photography is a specialist UK school photography company covering Fife, Ayrshire, the Borders, Glasgow city and Renfrewshire. Our nursery photography is second to none and we also offer memorable event & prom photography. Our studio is based in the Glenburn area of Paisley. Digital photography classes are very popular and include photoshop techniques with training in the studio and in schools classrooms. We are experienced in commercial product photography and can offer great rates for all types of small products in our high key photography cube.

castlemilk family learning centre

These nurseries provide education and care for children from birth until school entry date and are open 50 weeks of the year, mainly from the hours of 8am until 6pm. Extended Nurseries are staffed by a Head of Nursery, Senior Staff and Child Development Officers, staff numbers are determined by the registered numbers of each playroom. Places are offered on a full-day or part-day basis. Providing quality early learning and care.