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glade community singers (gcs)

maymessy community interest company

Maymessy has made a huge impact to hundreds of young people who have come here. After a few hours here, they have more collaboration; meaningful communication; teamwork, confidence, self esteem and time outside in the shared garden as well as greater knowledge of healthy eating and wellbeing.

reading community learning centre

Our services have not stopped since the social distancing measures were implemented in Mar 2020. We have continued to provide much needed support over the telephone and through our zoom classes in addition to face to face classes from April 2021. We are happy to say that we were fully open for all of our face to face classes from 13/9/2021 Please have a look at our Spring 2023 Flyer for our classes. Have you had your Flu vaccination and Covid-19 booster jab? Information from the NHS about getting the flu vaccine and Covid-19 booster jab this winter. RVA’s voluntary sector vaccine support helpline Reading voluntary organisations are working together to support people to access their vaccine. RVA has a central helpline for carers, family, professionals and individuals in need of support: call 0118 334 1091.

macedonia community football field

harthill community education centre

newton community education centre

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m7e community interest company

As of 2018, 13.7% of primary school children attending state schools are eligible for free school meals. In sponsored academies this rises to 21.3%. According to school leaders, the financial support of pupil premium (PP) has replaced other revenues of funding, with the schools becoming increasingly stretched with its resources. An Ofsted survey into PP funding found only a third of the revenue was being used to help subsidise educational trips despite the benefits being huge for the children. M7 Education CIC tackles the problems of funding by providing free school trips to PP children and their classes. One stumbling block for teachers has been finding the extra time organising these trips. M7 Education CIC also removes this barrier by organising these trips on behalf of the teachers. We will also provide lesson plans and ideas for teachers to use based around the educational trip. This will allow schools to allocate PP funding towards other educational purposes. Furthermore, it will help teachers to allocate their time into creating thoroughly engaging lessons. What is different about our approach? M7 Education CIC provides a holistic approach to the issue of educational experiences. Not only will the trip be paid for, but the teachers will receive support and documents to minimise the planning needed for each trip. Lesson ideas will be sent to teachers as well as example lessons for free. Each experience will be related to the curriculum that the class will be learning either at the time or the term following the trip. This level of experiential learning has been shown to have great benefits for the children and the approach M7 Education takes in order maximise learning is what separates our approach.

phoenix community archery club

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avenues community association charity

prudhoe community high school

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.