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hjs helicopters ltd

ferndown forest golf course & toptracer driving range

Ferndown Forest Golf Course - Golf Course, Driving Range, Golf Shop 18 Hole Golf Course with Floodlit Driving Range, Large Golf Shop, Bar & Restaurant. Family Friendly and open to the public.

the optimum health clinic

The Optimum Health Clinic (OHC) is an award winning (CAM Magazine “Outstanding Practice Award”) integrative medicine clinic with a specialism in supporting those with fatigue related conditions using CAM (complementary and alternative medicine) based approaches for optimising health, relaxation and general well-being. OHC was set up in 2004 by Alex Howard (author of WHY ME? My Journey from ME to Health and Happiness) and having worked with clients in 50+ countries the clinic is recognized for its innovative approach of systematically researching and testing different approaches, and integrating them together in the most effective way. With many of the team having had personal experience of fatigue related conditions, the clinic is also well known for its caring and empathic approach.

the optimum training centre

Jamie Woodlands Blackbelt Academy

bishopthorpe tennis club

optima training & consultancy ltd

copt heath golf club

Copt Heath Golf Club :: Copt Heath Golf Club Golf club in Solihull, West Midlands, Top 100 Golf Courses, Golf near NEC, near The Belfry, near Forest of Arden

bramcote college sixth form

Bramcote College Sixth Form, part of Bramcote College and of the White Hills Park Trust, is situated in the village of Bramcote, Nottinghamshire, alongside Green Flag awarded parkland and just off the main road connecting the cities of Nottingham and Derby, with excellent transport links to the cities and to the local surrounding areas. We offer a full range of A Level subjects as well as Level 3 applied and vocational options across multiple subject areas to meet the learning needs of a variety of student profiles. We pride ourselves in knowing every student as an individual as well as the importance we place on inclusion through our robust pastoral system. A large proportion of Year 11 students from both Alderman White School and Bramcote College opt to stay with us for their post-16 education, and many students join us in Year 12 from other schools. We are exceptionally proud of the BC6F results. Over the past four years we have been in the top 25% of 6th Forms in Nottinghamshire. From 2018 to 2021 our average grade rose from a C- to a B, and the Summer of 2022 has seen record results for those recently completing A levels. In 2022:

agape wellbeing

Agape Wellbeing is a registered charitable organisation dedicated to helping the local community, from the very young to our older people, achieve positive wellbeing, through a variety of health and wellbeing services and activities. What We Offer We offer a flexible approach to promoting positive wellbeing as we understand that lots of factors can get in the way of committing to a fixed programme. This is why we have set up a lot of our activities to allow people to opt in when they are able, allowing people the freedom to join in when time, health and other commitments allow. We have a range of activities for all ages to enjoy with many activities being able to be carried out either within a group setting to allow you to meet others, or by offering a quiet area where people can use if they would rather work on their own. We even offer a space just to come in to have tea or coffee which is situated right next to our small pre-school play area, allowing parents to enjoy a refreshment whilst their children have fun. For a list and description of activities on offer, please follow the links from our homepage.

maths inspiration

2003, Maths authors and speakers Rob Eastaway and Simon Singh realise that outside London there are almost no public maths events suitable for Year 11s/12s (the two school stages when pupils can opt to drop maths). They organise a lecture event in a hall linked to Manchester University and run two events, morning and afternoon. The aim is to show that there's more to maths than taking exams. About 500 attend in total, but the venue is hot, expensive and not in a convenient location. 2004 Rob Eastaway decides to repeat the event, but this time in a theatre in the centre of Manchester - the Royal Exchange. Not only is the location better, but a theatre with its raked seating, lighting and good acoustics has far more impact than a large hall. Tickets are £5, heavily subsidised by sponsors PwC, so that the event will be affordable for all schools. The event is called Maths Inspiration and our tradition of holding all our events in theatres and concert halls is born. The speakers are Colin Wright, Helen Joyce (later to become a senior editor at The Economist) and Rob Eastaway, with Claire Ellis as compere. Two sell-out shows reach nearly 700 teenagers.