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Matthew Keeley

matthew keeley

Glasgow

Matthew is a writer and teacher living in Glasgow, Scotland. He studied English Literature at the University of Glasgow and has been teaching English in schools and to foreign language students for fifteen years.  His most recent novel, The Stone in My Pocket, was published by The Conrad Press in 2021 and he also writes short stories, poetry, creative non-fiction, and arts reviews. Matthew has spoken at various book launches, festivals, and writing groups and has been published in several magazines, journals, and anthologies. He is a contributing writer for The Wee Review and won the 2019 National Trust for Scotland Morton Writing Competition.

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Base Dance Productions

base dance productions

4.0(1)

Coventry Dance Complex offers 7 studios for hire, all with air conditioning and mirrored with a well equipped AV system and plasma screen, Wifi is available . Our studio spaces are ideal for a variety of classes, workshops and rehearsals. We can also accommodate for auditions, larger events or symposia, and photography and film shoots. We are very lucky to have the fantastic Upstaged Dance & Costume Supplies at the front of our studios to complete all your Dancewear needs. Our clients include the BBC,The Royal Opera House ,Channel 4 Productions,ITV ,Netflix Productions as well as being a home base for local dance schools & Theatre groups & exercise leaders.

Seagulls

seagulls

4.9(246)

Leeds

Based in our home town of Leeds, we are a nationally recognised community enterprise. Seagulls was founded by Cat and Kate around a kitchen table in 2002. We have three core aims: PEOPLE- to provide training, volunteering and employment opportunities for some of the most marginalised people across Leeds. PLANET- to divert waste materials from landfill for the benefit of the Leeds community, raising awareness for recycling and reuse, whilst reducing carbon emissions. PROFIT- to generate income and ultimately become a self sustaining enterprise. We seek to improve the environment through the recycling and reuse of paint materials. Alongside the creation of work for disadvantaged people and groups; in addition to selling low-cost high-quality paint products to the local community. So far we have diverted 4 million litres of paint from landfill. This is the equivalent to filling 50,000 household baths with paint! With people and the environment at the core of our business, we are well placed to educate people. For example, teaching people the importance of reusing and recycling unwanted household materials. We have built a unique and creative local enterprise whilst thinking outside of the box, both in our approach to business and people.

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West Street Potters

west street potters

4.7(6)

Farnham

All pottery classes are currently full. We do have a waiting list. Please send an email to info@weststreetpotters.co.uk including contact details and daytime or evening class preference and we will contact you when a place becomes available. We are a friendly and committed group, running day and evening ceramics groups for all abilities. Our workshop is part of Farnham Pottery in Wrecclesham, a listed building of great character dating back to 1872 and one of the finest examples of its type left in England. The classes were established by Farnham School of Art more than 50 years ago and have maintained a strong reputation for the quality of teaching. WSP aims to develop students’ creative abilities through the acquisition of practical skills and an appreciation of the broader aspects of ceramics whilst nurturing a creative community. We are open to anyone interested in ceramics. Throughout the year we arrange social events and demonstrations which often involve the wider community.

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Sw Netball

sw netball

London

About NSW Netball South West is managed by the Regional Management Board (RMB) which consists of voluntary, elected and appointed trustees. The trustees chair one of 5 working groups which are responsible for matters such as ‘competition and events’, ‘education and training’ and ‘marking and communications’ and have certain other responsibilities such as heading up our relationship with Team Bath. The RMB is responsible for the management and development of Netball in the South West, identifying and meeting the needs of everyone involved in netball to enhance participation experiences and encourage the uptake of the sport. The RMB co-ordinate the Regional Performance Programme, organise the Regional Leagues, oversee the strategic future of netball in the South West and continually seek to develop coaches, umpires and volunteers. Regional Management Board The RMB are made up of the following members: Karen Jones – Chair Linda Dyer – Trustee Sarah Lewis – Trustee Les Thomas – Trustee Michelle Rutter – Trustee Chrissie Brookes – Trustee Sharon Steward – Trustee Natasha Howard – Trustee Vanessa Taylor-Byrne – Trustee Angela Rimmer – Trustee Kelsie Brewer - Trustee Poppy O'Reilly – Regional Officer Working Groups Reporting to the Regional Management Board are the Working Groups. Each group is chaired by an RMB Trustee, ensuring a practical link to the RMB. Competition and Events (chaired by Lesley Thomas) Education & Training TSG (chaired by Sarah Lewis) Media and Communications (chaired by Michelle Rutter) Finance and Management (chaired by Chrissie Brooks) Cell Group (made up of our NDOs, Regional Officer & Partnership & Delivery Manager) Sarah Lewis – Resolution Lead

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Bat Conservation Trust

bat conservation trust

4.8(307)

London

There is a diverse range of work carried out - both on the ground and behind the scenes - to help secure the future of bats in our changing world. The Bat Conservation Trust supports local bat groups across the UK and nearly 5,000 members. We work with volunteers, scientists, industry and government both locally and nationally on a range of projects. To achieve our vision of a world rich in wildlife where bats and people thrive together, our work focuses on discovering more about bats and how they use the landscape, taking action to protect bats and enhance the landscapes on which they rely, inspiring people about bats and their environment, engaging them in their conservation and strengthen our work by building skills, resources, motivation and understanding. Bats are fascinating animals – the only true flying mammal. There are over 1,400 species of bats in the world, and more are still being discovered. Bats account for more than a quarter of mammal species in the UK and around 20% of all mammal species worldwide.

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Brathay Trust

brathay trust

4.3(29)

Cumbria

Our Mission. At Brathay we know everyone has the capacity to do extraordinary things that can inspire and benefit others. This drives our mission to improve the life chances of children, young people and families by inspiring them to engage positively in their communities.Brathay offers people development and leadership coaching for businesses and organisations; outdoor residentials for community groups and schools, and holiday accommodation and challenge events for the public. Each runs as part of our social enterprise aiming to enhance wellbeing and create long-lasting personal change. Any surplus income generated is used to fund life-changing programmes for children, young people and families facing challenges in their lives. Everything we do exists to support our charity; working together as One Brathay.

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Albemarle Centre

albemarle centre

5.0(3)

Haywards Heath

The farm is a fantastic facility which enhances student learning at Oathall in many different ways. We are able to offer recognised vocational qualifications in this field but many different subject areas use it in a practical way to aid learning including art, maths, English, science and even ICT. Oathall Farm’s contribution both as a curricular support and to students personal development is nationally recognised as outstanding as you can see from this quote from an Ofsted inspector following a visit: “The farm is a centre of excellence for the college, the local community and for schools nationally and internationally. It provides memorable experiences and cross-curricular learning, generates an impressive network of partnerships, makes community cohesion an exceptionally strong and working reality and motivates students of all abilities.” There has been a farm at Oathall for over 70 years, it was established in the Second World War and is now made up of extensive fields, animal enclosures, a large barn and glasshouse to grow seasonal plants. We keep a variety of livestock including pigs, cattle, sheep and poultry. In recent years we’ve welcomed visitors such as HRH Prince of Wales and Alan Titchmarsh to the farm as well as hundreds of school and community groups. Each May we hold an open day on the farm, please keep an eye on the school calendar for more information closer to the time.

Crewe Judo Club

crewe judo club

5.0(3)

Crewe

Crewe Judo Club was founded in 1981 by Sensei Alf Coyles, with CJC then being afiliated to the Budo Association of Great Britain. In 1992, Chris Sharpe took over as Head Coach at Crewe and over the years the club has celebrated many successes. The club offers a range of affordable classes for all age groups from the age of 5 upwards and for all abilities. We run separate junior and senior classes and as well as tournament judo, we also ensure that the traditional aspects of judo are preserved with a monthly kata session, where kata is taught in all the classes. So it is not unusual to see our 5 year olds pratising Go No Sen No Kata. Our club is friendly and professional, with all our coaches holding UKCC coaching qualifications, first aid certificates and child protection qualified. We welcome new members and also visitors from other clubs are always welcome. The Head Coach of Crewe Judo Club is now 2019 Commonwealth Champion Tess Jones, a 4th Dan Black Belt. She is assisted at the club by coaches Neil Dunn and Stuart Bromhead. Whatever your reason, whether its for recreation, competition, to make friends or to get yourself fit, come along to one of our training sessions and enjoy a FREE introductory session to see if you like it

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Elite Tuition Cambridge Ltd

elite tuition cambridge ltd

5.0(7)

Cambridge

Stage 1: Hayley Poppleton, a qualified teacher from Cambridge University studied the impacts of tuition on student engagement and performance. Her dissertation found small-group tuition, delivered in-person, develops students' critical thinking and analytical skills far beyond one-to-one learning. The small-group environment creates a positive, competitive space, for the 'best learning' to be shared amongst students meaning each child hears the 'best response', the 'best answer' or the 'best method' from their peers. This practice increases the working grades of the group, who subsequently out-performed students receiving one-to-one tuition. Stage 2: Hayley further investigated how specific learning techniques in the small-groups could progress students further. Hayley found when tuition was delivered in a fun, engaging and hands-on way, making resources tangible and memorable students were significantly more engaged, remembered the learnt materials for longer periods and performed better than students who learnt from online resources. Her dissertation and findings received a distinction and an honoury message from the Dean at Cambridge University's Education Faculty. Stage 3: Other parents started to notice the improvement in their child from Hayley's small-group tuition method which led to Elite Tuition Cambridge. Today, we have helped over 115 students in Cambridgeshire by getting them to love the learning experience and progress beyond their targets.

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