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Community Music Wales

community music wales

Merthyr Tydfil

We are a national arts charity established in 1992, working across the creative landscape of Wales. We provide a range of opportunities for participatory activities, training and mentoring, using music as a primary tool of engagement. We believe that participation in the arts is essential in creating a cohesive society. Our work keeps the community at its core and encourages the widening of access to the arts and culture.

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Tallaght Community School

tallaght community school

Our aim is to provide an education for all students in a safe and happy learning environment where students can develop their skills and enhance their knowledge while creating lifelong memoires. We have a wonderful and dedicated staff in Tallaght Community School with a broad curriculum that our students get to experience. We have excellent facilities in the school that help us to provide a wide range of experiences and opportunities for our students.

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The Community Enterprise Centre Derby

the community enterprise centre derby

4.7(16)

Derby

The Community Enterprise Centre – Where Enterprise becomes a Tool of Change!

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Felpham Community College

felpham community college

2.9(50)

West Sussex

Felpham Community College is a community school which means that it is run by the local authority, which employs the staff, owns the land and buildings and decides which ‘admissions criteria’ to use, (these are used to allocate places if the school has more applicants than places). Its International Schools Award provides recognition that an international ethos is embedded throughout the school and that a majority of students within the school are involved in international work. The Healthy Schools Award and Sport England Award demonstrate the school’s commitment to encouraging its students to make healthier life-style choices and to participate in sport above and beyond the school sports curriculum. As one of only 39 personal finance centres of excellence, the school has been recognised and rewarded for taking big steps forward in bringing personal finance education to all our students in the school in order develop their knowledge, skills and attitudes in relation to money to equip them for life. Commitment to supporting students with special educational needs is recognised by the Dyslexia Friendly Schools and Autism Aware awards. With these awards teaching and other support staff are able to identify and respond to unexpected difficulties that students may face. In the summer of 2017, the school was awarded Level 2 / Gold Award as a UNICEF Rights Respecting School. The Award recognises the school’s achievement in putting the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child into practice within the school and beyond. As one of only 22 secondary schools with the award initially, the Level 2 Rights Respecting Schools Award is the highest level of the Award and is granted by UNICEF UK to schools that have fully embedded children’s rights throughout the school in its policies, practice and ethos. Governors and staff employed at Felpham Community College are committed and work hard to create an exciting and engaging curriculum for all students. The school believes in getting the basics right; so it has focused on developing a safe, calm and purposeful learning environment with excellent student behaviour and a smart school uniform. The core values of Achievement, Care & Equality underpin the work of the school and reflected in the culture and ethos.

Afghan Community And Welfare Centre

afghan community and welfare centre

4.6(52)

Walsall

Our Mission is to provide a comprehensive advice and referral service for members of our community particularly in the fields of immigration, health, welfare benefits and housing, to promote education amongst the Afghan community, particularly through provision of language classes and a library, to encourage adult education, increase access to employment and enable them to gain confidence by providing language courses and information technology training, to provide leisure and recreation opportunities to members of the community, to improve the social, cultural and religious lives of the our community by organizing cultural and religious events, to detract the Afghan youth from crime by providing social, cultural and educational activities for them.

Landport Community Centre Association

landport community centre association

Portsmouth

‘Landport Community Centre is not just home to some of Enable Ability’s disability services but also provides a welcoming place for the residents of Landport and the Charles Dickens Ward, as well as various community groups to meet and socialise’ Alan Jenkins – Centre Manager

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Community Hire - City Heights

community hire - city heights

London

Community Hire | Local facilities run by local people

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Cranford Community College

cranford community college

4.2(52)

The academy and its community are rightly proud of the tremendous achievements of Cranford students and staff and the recognition that the academy achieves nationally and internationally, and at GCSE and A level, as a result of their efforts. Cranford students (all groups) and their expert teachers consistently out-perform the national trends. The relentless drive for high standards and achievement, combined with a breath-taking range of opportunities has resulted in impressive grades and personal skills, and promoting better life chances for all of our students. The academy has the highest standards over time in Teaching, Achievement & Progress, Student Behaviour, Leadership & Management, Safeguarding and other aspects, such as spiritual, moral, social and cultural development. A catalogue of awards continues to endorse the high achievement and rapid progress that the students and the academy make, year on year. The exemplary work of the academy is shared with other schools and academies locally, nationally and internationally. Cranford has played a key role in London's Gold Club, as a ‘Leading Edge’ academy, with the SSAT, PiXL and Challenge Partners networks and in association with the ‘National College for Teaching & Leadership’, just to name a few. Students and staff also benefit from its projects with partners such as the Institute of Physics, the British Council, various embassies and key universities. It is always amazing to reflect upon the enormous range of curricular and extra-curricular events, activities, trips and enrichment opportunities that have helped to develop and realise the potential and the differing talents that exist within our student and staff population. The success of the academy is due to the dedicated staff that make all these things happen and to students, parents, partner organisations, alumni and ‘friends of Cranford’ who participate so enthusiastically and work so hard for success. In this way, Cranford works together as a united and harmonious team to achieve such amazing results and create so many opportunities. I remain extremely proud of the academy, its students and its community. Cranford continues to find creative ways to excel in spite of various challenging circumstances, most notably in recent years being the impact of the pandemic on young people, deprived communities and on the costs for schools/academies.

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Community Connect Foundation

community connect foundation

Smethwick

CCF strives to improve the social and economic wellbeing of disadvantaged communities by providing opportunities for people to develop their skills, gain qualifications and improve their health. Set up in 1997, Community Connect Foundation (CCF) has been working in partnership with many private and public sector organisations to improve the social and economic wellbeing of the disadvantaged communities in inner city areas. Through its work, CCF has developed, in effect, into a Community Anchor serving a much wider range of residents, communities and geographical areas. Whilst its base in Smethwick is an important one for its ability to reach out to communities in Smethwick, much of its work is delivered across a larger geographical area. With the help and support of managed funding from a variety of sources, we have been able to provide quality service provisions to more than 8,000 people. A substantial number of these people have gained qualifications and moved on to find employment.It demonstrates our determination to reach out into all sections of our communities to provide essential training opportunities, heath advice and youth development support to those that need it most. The success of CCF relies on the charity’s strong partnerships with statutory providers and community-based organisations. Much of CCF’s work is delivered on an outreach basis throughout Sandwell and Birmingham. Having maintained an accreditation from Matrix Standards & Investors in People (IIP) since 2004, we are confident we deliver a quality assured service consistently which is benchmarked by prestigious national standards. Additionally, we are accredited by prominent awarding bodies such as Pearson, Highfield Qualifications & Ascentis for delivering a wide range of Language skills, Functional Skills, Employability Skills and Apprenticeships qualifications.

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Prudhoe Community High School

prudhoe community high school

Northumberland,

Prudhoe Community High School opened in 1958 with 350 students. In September 2016, the new school building opened and the school is now a thriving, attractive and well resourced school serving the community of Prudhoe and beyond. OFSTED arrived soon after the new school opened in 2016 and the school was judged as good. Since then, the school has continued to improve in all aspects including the achievement of students. I am very privileged to lead an exceptional team of very dedicated staff who support students every day so that they can achieve their very best. This is a particular strength of Prudhoe Community High School and we pride ourselves on the excellent relationships within our school community. Excellence is at the heart of everything that we do here at Prudhoe Community High School. Students describe the school as a happy community which is evident in the relationships between staff, students and parents / carers. Working in partnership with parents is crucial, if we are to ensure all of our children feel safe, happy, valued and achieve their full potential. We want our young people to: Strive for excellence wherever and however they can Develop their values and learn to live by them Participate actively We are part of the Tyne Community Learning Trust – a multi-academy trust providing education opportunities for students aged 3-18 years in the Tyne Valley corridor.

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