Rust courses delivered Online

the together trust

4.7(46)

Cheadle,

150 years working with our communities. From humble beginnings to supporting thousands of people each year, we’ve been championing the rights of young people since 1870.At the Together Trust, our vision is a society where people thrive because they are valued within their communities. Yet the road ahead for millions of people lies tangled and difficult to climb. But they’re not alone. For 150 years we’ve been championing and caring for people with disabilities, autism and complex health needs. And providing life-changing support for care-experienced people. Today we’re one of the North West’s leading disability charities. We help children, adults, parents and carers, delivering individual care, support and education to thousands of people each year.

holocaust educational trust

4.7(3)

The Holocaust Educational Trust was established in 1988. Our aim is to educate young people from every background about the Holocaust and the important lessons to be learned for today. The Trust works in schools, universities and in the community to raise awareness and understanding of the Holocaust, providing teacher training, an outreach programme for schools, teaching aids and resource material. One of our earliest achievements was ensuring that the Holocaust formed part of the National Curriculum for History. We continue to play a leading role in training teachers on how best to teach the Holocaust.

devon wildlife trust

4.7(124)

Okehampton

In late September, the UK Government started an Attack on Nature; lifting the ban on fracking in England, introducing a new UK-wide Bill to remove environmental protections and 'reviewing' support for nature-friendly farming. Nature is still under threat. The Retained EU Law Bill seeks to reform and revoke hundreds of laws which protect wild places and ensure standards for water quality, pollution and the use of pesticides. We’re asking the UK Government to prioritise nature and tackle climate crisis by: Scrapping the Retained EU Law Bill Supporting farmers to restore nature Pushing for a global deal to halt and reverse nature loss at COP15 We need to make it clear to our MPs that people want to see nature protected. Healthy wildlife and a thriving environment are the answer to many of the challenges we're trying to tackle today. They are not burdens. Ask your MP to #DefendNature

children's university trust

4.7(22)

Manchester

Children’s University is a charity that works in partnership with schools to develop a love of learning in children. We do this by encouraging and celebrating participation in extra-curricular activities in and outside of school. The impact of these activities is proven to be positive which is why we’re committed to creating a level playing field of opportunity and opening up access to children of all backgrounds.

canterbury archaeological trust

4.7(32)

London

Canterbury Archaeological Trust has been assisting developers, architects, businesses and individuals with their heritage and archaeological requirements for more than 40 years. With offices in Canterbury and Dover, we have a wealth of knowledge and expertise covering the south-east of England and beyond. Whatever the nature of the heritage service required, we are able to provide help and guidance, from project inception to conclusion. And if the work forms part of the planning process, we can guide you through that, too. We offer a full range of archaeological and heritage services, including: Planning consultation Mitigation advice Advice and support through the planning process Desk-based assessments Heritage Statements Environmental Impact Assessments Archaeological evaluation and test-pitting Archaeological strip, map and sample Archaeological excavation Watching brief, groundwork monitoring Surveying Built heritage (historic building) evaluation and recording Environmental archaeology Insect assessment and analysis X-ray analysis Finds processing and analysis Additionally, we have partners in fields such as geo-archaeology, geophysical surveying and remote sensing.

severn gorge countryside trust

4.7(21)

Telford

The Trust’s aim is to promote, protect and conserve the living landscape of the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site The Trust is responsible for managing over half the land in the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site which has a diverse range of habitats, including wildflower meadows, woodlands and heathlands. …….but that’s not all – we maintain over 20 kilometres of footpaths, conserve and protect 60 historic structures, run exciting Outdoor Learning and Volunteering Programmes to encourage local people and visitors to engage with the natural environment in a variety of ways.

portland sculpture & quarry trust

4.7(21)

Portland

Our courses designed for beginners and all levels of skill run annually, and are now in their thirty-seventh year. Courses are held in the open-air, stone carving & sculpture workshop in the heart of Tout Quarry Sculpture Park & Nature Reserve and in the well equipped spacious Drill Hall Stone / Work / Space. Our Tutors are highly experienced in selecting freshly quarried stone for individual ideas, 3D sculpture, architectural forms, relief carving, letter cutting, stone masonry; and give one-to-one tuition in the development and completion of individual work. Working with freestone that can be carved in any direction informed by the pure quality of light throughout the day, reveals forms and surfaces that haven’t been exposed for 150 million years, creating a more powerful and visually informed work. Portland stone, the finest of carving stones, was once an ancient sea, formed from pure sunlight interacting with calcium carbonates in sea water. Covid 19 and social distancing Courses take place in socially distanced workshops, with reduced numbers and allocated tool sets. We have hand sanitiser, face coverings and cotton gloves, but encourage people to bring their own. Protective glasses are available for purchase. Note: Portland Sculpture & Quarry Trust (PSQT) reserves the right to change details of course dates, and course content. Course overview Our courses designed for beginners and all levels of skill run annually, and are now in their thirty-seventh year. Courses are held in the open-air, stone carving & sculpture workshop in the heart of Tout Quarry Sculpture Park & Nature Reserve and in the well equipped spacious Drill Hall Stone / Work / Space. Our Tutors are highly experienced in selecting freshly quarried stone for individual ideas, 3D sculpture, architectural forms, relief carving, letter cutting, stone masonry; and give one-to-one tuition in the development and completion of individual work. Working with freestone that can be carved in any direction informed by the pure quality of light throughout the day, reveals forms and surfaces that haven’t been exposed for 150 million years, creating a more powerful and visually informed work. Portland stone, the finest of carving stones, was once an ancient sea, formed from pure sunlight interacting with calcium carbonates in sea water. Covid 19 and social distancing Courses take place in socially distanced workshops, with reduced numbers and allocated tool sets. We have hand sanitiser, face coverings and cotton gloves, but encourage people to bring their own. Protective glasses are available for purchase. Note: Portland Sculpture & Quarry Trust (PSQT) reserves the right to change details of course dates, and course content.

1013 Educators providing Rust courses delivered Online

the together trust

Cheadle,

holocaust educational trust

devon wildlife trust

Okehampton

children's university trust

Manchester

canterbury archaeological trust

London

derbyshire wildlife trust

Derbyshire,

the ben kinsella trust

London

severn gorge countryside trust

Telford

portland sculpture & quarry trust

Portland

annie mawson's sunbeams music trust