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clyst vale community college

There are many possible reasons for visiting our website, and I thank you for your interest. At Clyst Vale, people matter. Therefore, we strive for the highest possible academic and other standards so that students fulfil their potential; equally, we are committed to being a caring College and producing the excellent citizens of tomorrow. Our website contains a wide range of information, including links to key documents. However, there is no substitute for visiting Clyst Vale to experience the well-ordered and purposeful atmosphere, and we would be delighted to hear from you.

st simons community project

crawley town community foundation

Mission: We use the power of sport and football to engage, inspire and empower people. Working with participants and the community, together with local, regional and national partners, we aim to positively change lives and support people in health & wellbeing, sports participation, equalities and inclusion, education, enterprise, employment and skills, regeneration and community safety.

regents park community college

As the Headteacher of this exceptional school, I am extremely proud of our ethos which is based on Respect, Pride, Creativity and Challenge. Staff and students embrace our values and as a result we are, arguably the most improved school on the South Coast. Regents Park is an over- subscribed mixed 11-16 school in the heart of Shirley, Southampton. The school is one of the oldest in Southampton steeped in history and over 100 years old. At Regents Park we provide a wonderful mix of tradition with a modern twist on teaching and learning ensuring that we provide a curriculum that generates interest, challenge and most importantly offers fun and excitement. Ofsted April 2018: ‘Teaching is characterised by highly effective planning, secure subject knowledge among the teachers, the use of a wide range of teaching strategies and the use of detailed information about pupils.’ Our pastoral care is second to none and we pride ourselves in the support and respect that emanates around the school with Student Leadership and Student Voice forming the platform on which the school continues to excel. Ofsted April 2018: ‘The strong messages about respect which flow from the top, and are modelled by all staff, are assimilated by pupils. Accordingly, they treat each other and adults with respect. Pupils’ behaviour around the school is exceptional. Their enthusiasm for learning is admirable, and their conduct in lessons is excellent.’ Our success is built on the commitment we have towards each and every student. As a small community school we understand the needs of each individual and data is used effectively to inspire each child to do their best.

the sapphire community group

The sole purpose of The Sapphire Foundation is to build people up. Moreover, to ensure that each individual finds what they are meant to do in life. Through mentoring, coaching, literature, entertainment, events and workshops; we aim to provide a platform and pathway for young people all over the world find their callings. Additionally, we will attempt to help each individual believe that they can create a change for the extraordinary. We aim to teach and inspire individuals to believe in themselves and see their full potential. We have multiple young people roaming the streets, because they believe that the world has given up on them or they believe that they do not have what it takes to create the impossible. So The Sapphire Foundation is stepping in to give a voice to the voiceless. The Sapphire Foundation is here to tell our young, that they are good enough! And that there is nothing they cannot achieve if they are willing to go the extra mile to achieve the unattainable today. OUR AIM Empowering, Equipping, Inspiring, Training, Mentoring, Motivating and Educating young people aged 5 to 30 years old through Literature, Events, Media and Programmes. OUR OBJECTIVES 1. Reducing mental health issues 2. Reducing homelessness 3. Reducing crime rates 4. Reducing unemployment 5. Increasing young people in education or training 6. Increasing skills development Montra: We are an organisation that aims to reconstruct a broken culture. We represent hope. We represent love. But most of all life.

fountainbridge canalside community trust

The Union Canal at Fountainbridge is a special place. Redeveloping the land here is a chance to retain valuable wildlife corridors into the city while highlighting the rich cultural history in an attractive area for recreation and leisure.

first step community project

First Step was set up in 1990 by a group of local parents who wanted somewhere safe and comfortable where they could meet and their children could play. The continued involvement of families and the local community in all aspects of First Step has been key to its success. The project has developed its services to meet local needs, while continuing to be managed by a community led management committee and employing a staff team to support local families

moorland road community library

Moorland Road Community Library was set up to manage and run the library in response to hearing that Council funding for the library would cease in March 2019. To prevent closure of this facility in our community, it will be run by the community for the community. We are all volunteer local residents. We believe that our library is a vital resource for our community, providing a community meeting space with the opportunity to continue to borrow books for free. We love the ‘click and collect’ services offered by the Bath and North East Somerset library service to its members. This means all existing library card holders can choose from the 2.5 million books currently held across the libraries of the south west, reserve them to arrive and be collected from Moorland Road Community Library. Of course library card holders can also choose from the books held on the shelves. We have created a new organisation and have gained registered charity status. We are independent of any other organisation.

rainham muslim community mosque

white cart community arts

Art classes This is our last week at White Cart Studio. Art classes will continue at The Wynd Centre, Paisley, Tues and Thurs 10.00 - 12.00 from March 7th. White Cart Studio and White Cart Community Arts will relocate to Studio 101a, Old Embroidery Mill, Paisley, PA1 1TJ. A new website will follow soon. White Cart Communty Arts We run a programme of art activities for care homes, day centres and community groups across Renfrewshire. Clients include Braemount Care Home, Darnley Court Care Home, Millview Care Home, Adams House, Westerfield Care Centre, Hillside View Care Home, Lancefield Care Home, Craigielea Care Centre, Stanely Park Care Home and Johnstone, Falcon, Ralston and Renfrew Day Centres. Community Arts Manager: Iain Richardson Community Arts worker: Jane McTaggart