238 Educators providing Courses

1-2-1 mentors

1-2-1 Mentors are a team of people with multiple skill sets from education and social care. The whole team share the same desire to improve the lives of each child and support them in reaching their potential. Each member has undergone Safer Recruitment Checks, have up-to-date Level 3 Safeguarding and Child Protection training.

blanchardstown chess club

Our club has a junior and senior section, and for the 2022/23 season, the junior and senior parts of the club will meet at the same venue: Mountview Fortlawn Community and Sports Hub in Blanchardstown. Junior Club Meet on Saturdays from 2:30pm until 4.00pm each week, except Bank holiday weekends. (September to June). Often at these meetings there are organised short 5 min blitz tournaments and/or coaching sessions.

central football academy

Central Football Academy are based in Grangemouth, Central Scotland. Founded in 2014 as a girls only football club, we opened our boys section in 2015. We have over 175 registered players at the club within both Girls and Boys junior sections as well as our Senior Womens Team. Most teams train twice a week with a fixture usually once a week. Central Football Academy are a SFA Quality Mark Gold Level club. Since inception we have enjoyed great success, winning many titles and have had a multitude of players represent Scotland at various levels, on countless occasions. Inchyra Park in Grangemouth is our home ground. This is where the majority of our team matches and training takes place. Our Senior linked Womens Team play their home matches at Broadwood Stadium (Home of Clyde F.C.) in Cumbernauld. They play in the Scottish Womens Football Championship (3rd tier of womens football). We play our home matches in Cyan and our Senior team play their away matches in white. Our Match-day programme is called ‘View from the Centre’. Since our formation we have been given many affectionate nicknames, but we are most commonly known as “Central” or “The Cyan”. At Central, we have a clear ethos based on equality for all and encourage youth to develop within their own style and most importantly – enjoy playing football, playing with their creativity and as part of a team. We always endeavour to instill belief and confidence in our youth and from the start our motto has been “Imagine…Believe… Achieve…”. Commitment is an essential discipline at Central Football Academy. We at coaching level will give the player, team & academy our full commitment and we expect the same from our players and parents. We are not part of your journey, Central is the journey.

monkspath sports academy

It gives me great pleasure to introduce you to Monkspath Junior & Infant School. Ours is a highly successful and popular school which enjoys a long-standing tradition for being ambitious, open, friendly and immensely caring. We consider ourselves to be a family. As a staff we are a strong and dedicated team who work closely together to meet the individual needs of each and every one of our children.

the green school for girls

The Green School for Girls began as an elementary school but in 1904 the trustees determined to conduct it as a Secondary School for Girls. Henry George seventh Duke of Northumberland, K.G., erected this building and let it to the Trustees for this purpose. It was opened on the 16th January 1906 and the current location of Busch corner. It was originally built on one floor being able to accommodate 120 girls. On July 16th 1934 the new buildings were dedicated by the Right Reverend the Bishop of Kensington and ceremonially opened by Her Grace the Duchess of Northumberland. During the year of 1940 the school suffered bomb damage on 3 separate occasions. In 1951 the rebuilt school was opened and has continued to enlarge.

orchard training & education

The Orchard prides itself in providing bespoke vocational opportunities and informative careers advice to every one of its superstars that attend the school. This is done in collaboration with local specialists in delivering work experience opportunities for learners with SEND.

young carers development trust

The Young Carers Development Trust was established in 2012 by a small group of Trustees. The Trustees’ vision has been shaped by their practical experience as senior executives in industrial, commercial and professional organisations and also by the success of the Rank Foundation’s School Leadership Award scheme, founded in 1978. The Trustees believe their overall objective of improving the life chances of young carers will be achieved by establishing and continually developing a network of high-achieving young carers, willing to become active and inspiring role models for others from backgrounds similar to their own. The strategy is to assist and support young carers who are providing a ‘significant level of care’ for a disabled or seriously ill family member.

education attendance solutions

EAS consultants support schools and parents to address poor attendance. We offer many strategic support tools, will undertake home visits, meetings with parents and mediation between home and school. We can analyse attendance data and prepare reports for OFSTED and Governors. Our service can be tailored to the needs and ethos of your school.

dream fencing club

Dream Fencing Academy enjoys introducing the Olympic sport of fencing to children in the London and South East area.

saint gregory's catholic college