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National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine - East Midlands

national centre for sport and exercise medicine - east midlands

Loughborough

The NCSEM East Midlands (NCSEM-EM) is one of three hubs forming the National Centre for Sport and Exercise Medicine, along with London and Sheffield. The East Midlands hub is a partnership between the University of Leicester, Loughborough University, The University of Nottingham, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust and Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. The NCSEM-EM aims to apply world-class expertise to policies and practice that will benefit the health and wellbeing of the nation – from everyday people at risk of ill health through to elite athletes. Evidence shows that sport, exercise and physical activity are effective in the prevention, treatment and management of disease and can enhance mental health and wellbeing, reducing the risk of mental illnesses such as depression, dementia and Alzheimer’s. The NCSEM-EM builds on this evidence in key research areas which are translated into teaching and training through our educational programmes and the clinical services we offer. The NCSEM-EM has a hub and spoke structure with the hub based in a newly built facility at Loughborough University. The building has been specifically designed to bring together the research, education and clinical capabilities of the partner universities and NHS trusts to facilitate the translation of research into education, training and clinical services.

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Rm Plc

rm plc

Abingdon

We started in 1973 as a pioneer of education technology in Oxford, England. From humble beginnings, we have become the partner of choice for thousands of schools across the UK and beyond. But our core vision is still to enrich the lives of learners worldwide with technology solutions throughout their learning journey We aim to keep things simple with all of our products and services, from technology for schools to digital assessment solutions. We help make technology work better for thousands of schools across the UK, delivering a rich array of IT support services, cloud technologies and software solutions to help look after the school’s infrastructure, so teaching staff don't have to spend time on this. We are also the UK’s only dedicated educational ISP and number one supplier of super-fast, robust and safe internet connections to schools and trusts. Since developing its onscreen marking capability in 2005 and then acquiring its end-to-end digital assessment platform in 2019, RM has gone on to provide its proven digital assessment technology and expertise to over 40 organisations in more than 150 countries around the world to enhance efficiency, security, and authenticity. We believe that innovation in assessment can transform educational outcomes.

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Harris Invictus Academy Croydon

harris invictus academy croydon

London,

Harris Invictus Academy is a vibrant, happy and successful school at the heart of the community. We know that our young people have incredible strengths and talents which we nurture. We encourage them to flourish and grow into excellent ambassadors for the Academy and for our community. The Academy has a roll of 1,000 students, including a thriving Sixth Form, and whilst we were only founded in 2014 we are rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted [and oversubscribed by parents]. We are part of the Harris Federation which is one of the highest performing Trusts in the country. We celebrate our differences, enjoying the benefits of having a truly diverse cohort. We support the wellbeing of our students by developing their empathy, generosity and respect for others in the community. We take pride in our principles of equality and respect for alternative views, cultures, religions and all people regardless of their gender, disability, race, or sexual orientation. Our students enjoy being at the Academy and choose to stay with us for their sixth form education. We support students to achieve academically and to achieve excellent outcomes both at GCSE and at Sixth form. We expect our students to demonstrate the characteristics and values embodied in Invictus, a poem by William Ernest Henley.

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Aaron & Partners Consultancy Services Uk

aaron & partners consultancy services uk

Aaron & Partners is a firm of solicitors with offices in Chester, Shrewsbury, Greater Manchester and The Wirral. We have built a strong reputation and operate on a regional and national level across the UK, providing clients with bespoke, high-quality, results-focused advice. With 25 recommendations from the two leading independent legal directories, The Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners, our lawyers have gained a reputation for their exceptional skill across all key legal disciplines. Our three regional offices provide business advice to clients on a range of legal areas. We act as commercial property solicitors and cover a range of other areas including commercial contracts, mergers and acquisitions, corporate restructuring, employment law, and more. In addition, we can help individuals with financial and family matters, including acting as family law solicitors, as well as other family and matrimonial issues. We can also assist with legal matters such as wills, trusts and tax matters, residential conveyancing, public notary and powers of attorney. Whether you approach us regarding a personal issue or over a matter of business law, you can be sure that our solicitors in Chester, Shrewsbury, and surrounding areas are giving you professional legal advice that you can trust.

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Glasgow East Women's Aid

glasgow east women's aid

GEWA banner Glasgow East Women’s Aid (GEWA) was originally established as Greater Easterhouse Women’s Aid in 1993 as part of Glasgow Women’s Aid. In 1995 the organisation became autonomous, operating as a community-based collective with charitable status. We evolved further in 2008 to become Glasgow East Women’s Aid and in 2010 we changed our legal form to operate as a Company Limited by Guarantee with charitable status. We are also affiliated to Scottish Women’s Aid and adhere to the national Code of Practice and Service Provision. In 2008 we also moved to new premises offering accessible facilities with a dedicated training area to develop a range of programmes and events for service users, organisations, and the local community. We believe these changes demonstrate our ability to consistently move forward in response to the changing operating environment while continuing to provide the best service we can to women, children, and young people. The provision of this service has been funded from a variety of sources over the past 28 years including local and national funding through agencies and grants from charitable trusts. This strategy has ensured that we continue to operate providing support, refuge, and counselling to service users and training to agencies and individuals.

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Saaab Through Sport

saaab through sport

Safeguarding Against Aggressive Antisocial Behaviour through SportAs a company we are very proud to have delivered or intervention programmes and training to diverse public and private sectors including Schools, PRUs, Secure units, NHS Hospital Trusts, Social Services Departments, Charities, Court’s, etc., and have also been involved with various Crime Prevention Initiatives. We have been fortunate enough to have provided our services to Staffordshire county council, Wolverhampton city council, Catch 22 to name a few. Whilst undertaking much of this work, it has highlighted that sport is a huge tool to engage young people to bring about behaviour change. Sport is the environment where boundaries, rules, making positive decisions, social interaction can all be installed and transferable skills utilized within the classroom and outside of school. Therefore we use Sport as a tool to tackle aggressive and antisocial behaviour to achieve our desired outcome, developing disciplined and well integrated young people. SAAAB Through Sport promote professional practice and encourage a proactive response to supporting young people to manage their own behaviour. We are committed to providing holistic bespoke programmes and training programmes for educational organisations who work with some of the most vulnerable and most challenging young people in the UK.

Engage Renfrewshire

engage renfrewshire

3.0(11)

Paisley

Engage Renfrewshire is a third sector interface (TSI); this means that we support local charities and other not-for-profit groups. Now in its 12th year Engage Renfrewshire support local organisations to be well managed, well resourced, well represented and well connected. Engage Renfrewshire provides advice and support to all community focussed groups who want to start up or develop further. We support social enterprises, community development trusts, charitable groups, mutual aid groups and more. We help groups to build capacity and to be safe, by providing information, advice and training for everything from charitable structures to funding. We have a comprehensive volunteering service. We support volunteer involving organisations with recruitment and volunteer support, and work with individuals to find them rewarding and uplifting volunteer opportunities. We also work with local charities and public sector bodies to promote volunteering for all. Our financial services social enterprise, Engage Finance, offers payroll, HR and financial services to individuals and organisations in Renfrewshire and beyond. Our space in Ferguslie Park is a community hub where we host training and networking opportunities as well as hosting other third sector organisations and charities. We are part of local community planning and actively support collaborative working with the public and private sectors to ensure that people and services are working together, in the most effective way possible. We support and advise many community agendas across Renfrewshire including Renfrewshire’s Health and Social Care Partnership, Local Employability Partnership, Future Paisley, RenSEN (Renfrewshire Social Enterprise Network), and Renfrewshire’s Youth Work Network.

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The Pioneer Sailing Trust

the pioneer sailing trust

London

Once it became apparent the complex restoration of Pioneer was possible, the decision was made to set up Pioneer Sailing Trust in 1999. The trust, whose founder trustees were Mary Falk, Charles Harker and Rupert Marks, is a registered charity. From day one practical help and funding has arrived in generous measure from many individuals, organisations and local businesses. Pioneer’s new purpose is to offer young people the challenge of sailing, which often proves to be a life changing experience. Pioneer has accommodation for three qualified crew and twelve trainees. As a powerful and strong sea going vessel, she is ideally suited for day sailing or passage work in the Thames estuary, across the North Sea or the English Channel. Being a crew member highlights and emphasises many vital qualities essential in life and the trust believes these practical and new experiences helps develop young people. The trust also opened Harker’s Yard in 2009 to further its work with training and education in the marine industry and provided opportunities for work experience and apprenticeships in marine engineering and boat building and repair. Pioneer Sailing Trust works closely with life development trusts, training agencies, councils, social services and other organisations devoted to improving the life prospects of young people, many of whom deal with difficult circumstances. Young people often find time at the trust opens new windows of opportunity.

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Surrey Satro

surrey satro

Our Aims SATRO is a long established educational charity working across South Central England. We work in schools, partnering with employers to bring inspirational learning to students of all abilities and backgrounds. We have three key areas of focus: STEM Education: delivering in-school workshops, multi-school challenges and events, and research projects which bring STEM learning and careers to life for students from Primary to Post-16. Vocational Construction: delivering BTEC Level 1 construction qualifications, practical construction workshops and SEN independent skills training from school age to young adults. Employability & Skills: delivering careers, enterprise & skills workshops and mentoring partnerships which challenge perceptions and prepare students for their next steps in education, training or employment. All areas of our work directly involve employers in the development of real-world scenarios and careers understanding, including the involvement of staff as volunteers in delivery. We offer our services to all types of schools and students of all abilities - accepting every student for who they are. We provide a full service to schools from booking, to the provision of all materials & equipment required on the day, administration of volunteers and delivery is led by experienced tutors. We measure impact and feedback for all interventions with input from students, teachers and volunteers. As a charity we engage with charitable trusts, individual donors and corporate responsibility programmes. A key focus for us as a charity is to bring our work to those lacking access to opportunities in our three key programme areas.

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Advantage Schools

advantage schools

Bedford

Formed in April 2017, we run Elstow School, Bedford Free School and Queen’s Park Academy. We are opening a brand new secondary school, Houstone School, in September 2022. We believe very strongly in our values, which guide everything we do. We exist to serve our communities – the pupils and families of Bedford and Central Bedfordshire – in order to offer a real choice of education. We specialise in an academic education that offers excellent outcomes, a great learning environment with routines and structures that ensure excellent behaviour, and phenomenal extra-curricular opportunities. Our schools are genuinely comprehensive, and we believe that every child can go on to achieve extraordinary things. We ensure that our curriculum is rich in knowledge, expect hard work and do not make excuses. We believe in working together with families to support our high expectations that meet young peoples’ aspirations. Every pupil should have the option to go to university at 18, and for the vast majority this should be the choice of highly-selective universities. We hence craft our curriculum around the core knowledge contained in traditional academic subjects. We believe all of our pupils have a right to the assumed knowledge that educated people take for granted, and aspire to ensure that all of our pupils join the community of educated citizens. We are outward-facing, sharing all of what we do with other trusts, professionals and anyone who is interested.

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