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carfield community primary school

ello, my name is Hannan Mohammed; I am the Head of School and Acting Headteacher at Carfield Primary School. It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the Carfield Primary School Website. Our website contains information about our wonderful school and will keep you up to date with events and activities taking place. Carfield Primary School is a super place for children to learn and we have a dedicated team of staff who put the children at the centre of all their efforts. Carfield is a successful school but we are always looking for ways to improve. We treat each child as an individual and try our best to ensure they enjoy learning and coming to school. Our expectations of both children’s learning and behaviour are high at all times and all our pupils are actively supported to believe they can be successful and achieve. We hope parents will be partners in their child’s learning. We have a thriving PTA that we call Carfield Friends. They organise a wide variety of activities and fundraising events. We are very proud of the sporting culture that we have developed over recent years. We have participated in many events and competitions. Children enjoy many other activities including a choir, quiet club, computing club and yoga!

heal.med community interest company

HEAL.med CIC is a Not-For-Profit social enterprise in the form of a Community Interest Company which aims to bring innovative education to children and young people who have had a life-changing diagnosis of type-1 diabetes. We create engaging educational videos, resources and training for health care professionals to assist patients to understand their diagnosis more effectively and efficiently.

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Providers on the Early Years Register will normally be inspected at least once within a 6-year window. We will prioritise the first inspection of newly registered providers on the Early Years register. This will normally be within 30 months of their registration date.

lancashire community finance trust

We may be able to help with a loan when your bank cannot. Our interest rates are fair and transparent.Looking for plain and simple financial help? Lancashire Community Finance provides affordable and ethical loans, at fair market rates to individuals and businesses in Lancashire who may struggle to get assistance from mainstream providers such as banks and building societies. Together with free money education and 1-to-1 financial advice & advocacy. We have a number of easily accessible offices in North, Central and West Lancashire. Whether credit is needed to help pay for a new washing machine, put central heating in, fund a new business idea, or to purchase a much-needed piece of equipment to keep a business running, our range of affordable loans provides peace of mind to our customers. Lancashire Community Finance is an independent organisation which is not bound by national policy – all lending decisions are made in Lancashire. Since opening in 2005 we have helped over 11,000 people across Lancashire with affordable loans totalling over £8.3 million. (As at March 2017) It’s not just about the finance, LCF provides a whole range of additional support services.

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Home | Disability Sports Coach Disability Sports Coach is the leading sports charity for disabled people in London. We provide community-based sports clubs, coaching, training and more.

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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.

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necto community interest company

Our community interest company wants to create a bridge between professionals and health and care service providers. We want to contribute to the improvement of the services offered to vulnerable people of all ages, ethnic background, nationality, gender and sexual orientation. Overall the company's objective is to advance the prosperity of individuals and the wellbeing of their community. SERVICES Our services are co-produced with local people and a range of partners. The partnership seeks to raise the aspirations of the individuals and to unlock the potential of their community, from the youngest to the very oldest , through providing holistic services and opportunities to create a better future. Through our Employability Department we offer support and advice to those who are entering the job market for the first time, for those that are considering transitioning to a new career, and for highly skilled practitioners interested in exploring new opportunities. We recruit from local communities and for local businesses. Head of Department: Daniel Toth For the candidates with language skills gaps, we offer English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) course through our Training Department. We work in partnership with accredited training providers. Head of department: Carmen Ungureanu. Through our Health and Wellbeing Department we offer psychological support and fight isolation and sedentarism. We focus on removing skilful immigrants from social and emotional isolation and make them active members of their communities. Heads of department: Liviu Rugasan and Cornel Carausu