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Southern Tutors is run by Oxbridge and London University qualified teachers and provides tuition and tutors for private clients and Government across England, Scotland, and Wales. Our mission is to provide the very best tuition and help our students, of all ages, to achieve their maximum potential. Our tutors are highly qualified teachers from the top universities including Oxford, Cambridge and St Andrews. Their vast experience includes teaching at schools such as St Pauls, Tiffins and Nonsuch Grammar Schools and many other successful public, independent and comprehensive schools. They have a proven track record of obtaining excellent results from their students. Many of our tutors have received awards for Academic Excellence from very prestigious universities and some are 'A' Level Exam Board Members. All tutors have enhanced CRB disclosures.
Three New Square chambers have practised in intellectual property law in the United Kingdom for over fifty years. Chambers currently comprises sixteen tenants, seven of whom practice as Queen’s Counsel. Members of chambers are very experienced in dealing with technical subject matter. Currently members of chambers have, between them, undergraduate and post-graduate degrees in chemistry, engineering, physics, veterinary medicine, materials science, immunology, geophysics and psychology.
Consulting Engineers specialising in Structural, Mechanical, Electrical & Civil Engineering Design Crofton Design based in London, Hadlow, Kent & Newhaven, East Sussex
Maths and Physics tuition for students studying from Keystage 3 to A Level
West Suffolk College in IP City Centre offers a comprehensive range of management and professional development qualifications and bespoke company training at all levels right through to senior management. Training available includes courses such as asbestos safety training and the National Certificate for Personal Licence Holders. Full and part time courses, evening classes, business training, apprenticeships and degrees in Suffolk West Suffolk College is a rural further education college with its main campus located in Out Risbygate and Construction and Building Services at Anglian Lane, both within Bury St Edmunds. In addition, we serve our rural community through Local Learning Centres in Haverhill, Ipswich, Mildenhall, Stowmarket and Sudbury. The Haverhill, Mildenhall, Stowmarket and Sudbury centres are also designated LEAP centres (Learning and Enterprise Action Points). We use over a hundred different venues around the county to deliver our programmes.
We use over a hundred different venues around the county to deliver our programmes. Full and part time courses, evening classes, business training, apprenticeships and degrees in Suffolk West Suffolk College is a rural further education college with its main campus located in Out Risbygate and Construction and Building Services at Anglian Lane, both within Bury St Edmunds. In addition, we serve our rural community through Local Learning Centres in Haverhill, Ipswich, Mildenhall, Stowmarket and Sudbury. The Haverhill, Mildenhall, Stowmarket and Sudbury centres are also designated LEAP centres (Learning and Enterprise Action Points). Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 9.00am-5.00pm Friday 9.00am-4.30pm Saturday 9.30am-12.30pm
Nursery, Primary & Secondary Co-Educational Independant School located in Bridge of Allan, Stirling.
Bishop Burton College is a further education college based in Bishop Burton, East Riding of Yorkshire, England. Bishop Burton College is one of the finest land-based colleges in the country. It has the UK's only Centre of Vocational Excellence for Agriculture, and is the lead College in a tripartite Centre of Vocational Excellence in Equine.
College of West Anglia, one of the largest and most successful education and training providers in the eastern region and in the top 10% of colleges in the country. Across our four campuses King's Lynn, Isle, Wisbech and Cambridge (Milton) and local learning centres, we offer the widest choice of learning opportunities in the region. We are committed to providing the best learning experience possible for the thousands of people who take our courses every year. You may be a young person about to leave school and deciding on your next step or perhaps someone already in work looking to re-train or improve your skills; you may be aiming for a degree or HND but want to stay local or maybe you are looking for a part-time course in the evening - whatever your motivation, I am sure we will have something to offer you. For employers, we offer a wide range of bespoke and qualification-based training delivered at a time and place to suit you.
College of West Anglia, one of the largest and most successful education and training providers in the eastern region and in the top 10% of colleges in the country. Across our four campuses King's Lynn, Isle, Wisbech and Cambridge (Milton) and local learning centres, we offer the widest choice of learning opportunities in the region. We are committed to providing the best learning experience possible for the thousands of people who take our courses every year. You may be a young person about to leave school and deciding on your next step or perhaps someone already in work looking to re-train or improve your skills; you may be aiming for a degree or HND but want to stay local or maybe you are looking for a part-time course in the evening - whatever your motivation, I am sure we will have something to offer you. For employers, we offer a wide range of bespoke and qualification-based training delivered at a time and place to suit you.
College of West Anglia, one of the largest and most successful education and training providers in the eastern region and in the top 10% of colleges in the country. Across our four campuses King's Lynn, Isle, Wisbech and Cambridge (Milton) and local learning centres, we offer the widest choice of learning opportunities in the region. We are committed to providing the best learning experience possible for the thousands of people who take our courses every year. You may be a young person about to leave school and deciding on your next step or perhaps someone already in work looking to re-train or improve your skills; you may be aiming for a degree or HND but want to stay local or maybe you are looking for a part-time course in the evening - whatever your motivation, I am sure we will have something to offer you. For employers, we offer a wide range of bespoke and qualification-based training delivered at a time and place to suit you.
College of West Anglia, one of the largest and most successful education and training providers in the eastern region and in the top 10% of colleges in the country. Across our four campuses King's Lynn, Isle, Wisbech and Cambridge (Milton) and local learning centres, we offer the widest choice of learning opportunities in the region. We are committed to providing the best learning experience possible for the thousands of people who take our courses every year. You may be a young person about to leave school and deciding on your next step or perhaps someone already in work looking to re-train or improve your skills; you may be aiming for a degree or HND but want to stay local or maybe you are looking for a part-time course in the evening - whatever your motivation, I am sure we will have something to offer you. For employers, we offer a wide range of bespoke and qualification-based training delivered at a time and place to suit you.
Our school is a lively, stimulating and caring community. We set ourselves the highest standards in every area of school life and try to ensure that children complete their four years with us as confident and fulfilled young people, socially and academically successful and well prepared for the next stage of their education. Governors, staff and parents work in close partnership to achieve our shared aims.
Pembroke College, founded in 1347 by Marie de St Pol, Countess of Pembroke, is the third oldest of the Cambridge colleges and the first to have its own Chapel. Despite being located in the middle of the city, Pembroke presents a tranquil environment with varied architectural styles framing open courts and beautiful gardens. The College site, a quiet and welcoming series of open courts built around beautiful gardens, is an important part of this story. A tour might include the Old Library, parts of which date from the fourteenth century, and Christopher Wren's baroque chapel. Foundress Court, completed in 1997 to mark the College's six hundred and fiftieth anniversary, provides a new Master's Lodge and modern accommodation for ninety undergraduates. Alfred Waterhouse's Victorian Library has recently undergone imaginative renovation and expansion, to meet the needs of a new century.
Edinburgh Napier University is a university and former technical college in Edinburgh, Scotland. Edinburgh Napier University was opened as Napier Technical College in 1964, taking its name from John Napier, the inventor of logarithms, who was born at Merchiston Castle the site of the University's Merchiston campus. In 1966, it was renamed Napier College of Science and Technology. Since 1971, it has offered degree-level education. Three years later, it merged with the Sighthill-based Edinburgh College of Commerce to form Napier College of Commerce and Technology, which became a Central Institution in 1985.
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At the International School of London, we provide a dynamic and balanced curriculum, based on the International Baccalaureate programmes. Our teachers and students come from over fifty countries. Unlike many international schools, we do not have one dominant nationality. The diversity in ISL makes us a truly global international school. Drawing on the rich variety of cultures represented at the school, ISL aims to develop in each student a global outlook, which seeks to understand and appreciate the attitudes and values of others. We value highly the learning of mother-tongue languages. We are one of the few schools to offer home languages in the mainstream curriculum. We offer around twenty languages to students from Early Childhood to Year 13.
At Ipswich School we offer a modern education based on over 600 years of sound foundations. Girls and boys from 3 to 18 enjoy a broad and challenging education in the leading independent day and boarding school in the region. At Ipswich School we encourage our pupils to become balanced, confident, considerate and fulfilled individuals within the community by: helping them to extend their academic horizons, to be well motivated, independent and self-disciplined, and to work productively with their fellow pupils; equipping them with the personal and social skills that will help them work and relax with others and encouraging them to consider moral and spiritual values and to develop a spirit of service; preparing them for both the world of work and the world of leisure by developing sporting skills and physical fitness and an interest in cultural and artistic expression.
At Ipswich School we encourage our pupils to become balanced, confident, considerate and fulfilled individuals within the community by: helping them to extend their academic horizons, to be well motivated, independent and self-disciplined, and to work productively with their fellow pupils; equipping them with the personal and social skills that will help them work and relax with others and encouraging them to consider moral and spiritual values and to develop a spirit of service; preparing them for both the world of work and the world of leisure by developing sporting skills and physical fitness and an interest in cultural and artistic expression. At Ipswich School we offer a modern education based on over 600 years of sound foundations. Girls and boys from 3 to 18 enjoy a broad and challenging education in the leading independent day and boarding school in the region.
Gonville and Caius is a College in the University of Cambridge. First founded in 1348 as Gonville Hall and re–founded under its present name in 1557, the College is now home to some 500 undergraduates, 250 graduates and 110 senior academic members. Based around three beautiful courts in the very centre of Cambridge, the College is known for its excellence in teaching and research. Gonville & Caius is a College in the University of Cambridge. Commonly referred to as Caius (pronounced 'keys'), the College is at the centre of University life in Cambridge. It is also at the very centre of the town moments away from the market square, a few minutes’ walk from the University Library and ideally placed for all the University faculties.
- UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON - BRIGHTON BUSINESS SCHOOL
EAST SUSSEX, BN2 4AT BRIGHTON, MITHRAS HOUSE, LEWES ROADThe University of Brighton is a thriving, multi campus university on the south coast of England
The Faculty of Arts (University of Brighton) is the oldest faculty of the university, its history can traced back to 1859 when the original Brighton School of Art opened its doors. In 2009 it took its new name, replacing the former "Faculty of Arts & Architecture". Subject areas offer study in arts, design and humanities, from short courses, undergraduate level, taught postgraduate and research degrees, MPhil and PhD. Located in the centre of Brighton, the Faculty provides a unique environment in which to study.
The University of Brighton is a community of over 23, 000 students and 2, 600 staff based on five campuses in Brighton, Eastbourne and Hastings. We have one of the best teaching quality ratings in the UK and a strong research record, factors which contribute to our reputation as a leading post-1992 university. The University of Brighton is an English university with a community of 21, 000 students and 2, 600 staff based on campuses in Brighton, Eastbourne and Hastings. It has one of the best teaching quality ratings in the UK and a strong research record, factors which contribute to its reputation as a leading post-1992 university. Its roots can be traced back to 1859 when the School of Art was opened in the Brighton Royal Pavilion. The university’s focus is on professional education, with the majority of degrees awarded also leading to professional qualifications.
- UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON - FACULTY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SCIENCE
BN1 9PH BRIGHTON, WESTLAIN HOUSE , VILLAGE WAYThe Faculty of Health offers degree programmes in nursing and midwifery; social policy, social science, social work and health promotion; medicine and primary care; and occupational therapy, physiotherapy and podiatry. Research centres within this faculty include the Clinical Research Centre for Health Professions, Social Science Policy and Research Centre, Centre for Nursing and Midwifery Research and the International Health Development Research Centre, which has several on-going research projects on health promotion. The Faculty of Health and Social Science also sees to the development of the Brighton and Sussex Medical School, which is a collaborative effort of the Universities of Brighton and Sussex.
- UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON - FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
BN2 4GJ BRIGHTON, COCKCROFT BUILDING, MOULSECOOMBThe Faculty of Science and Engineering offers a wide range of accredited programmes for undergraduates and postgraduates in chemistry, biology, earth science, and the physical sciences. It presently has over 2, 000 undergraduate and postgraduate students, more than 100 research students, and a staff of 200. The faculty hosts STEM Sussex which works in partnership with schools, businesses and other organisations to enhance delivery of the science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) curricula at all key stages and to improve achievements in these subjects. The faculty also hosts the Sustainable Development Coordination Unit (SDeCU) [16] which aims to co-ordinate sustainable development activities across the university. The unit also has its own specific sustainability research and community engagement projects.
- UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON - BRIGHTON AND SUSSEX MEDICAL SCHOOL
EAST SUSSEX, BN1 9PX BRIGHTON, UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEXThe Brighton and Sussex Medical School is one of four new medical schools to have been created as part of the UK government’s strategy of increasing the number of qualified doctors from the UK working in the NHS. [18] As its name suggests, Brighton and Sussex Medical School is a joint school of the University of Brighton and the University of Sussex. The curriculum is a careful blend of the best of new and traditional teaching methods, with firm foundations on the established strengths of the two universities in educating and training health professionals and in science teaching and research.
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It is our aim to create within our school a secure, happy, stimulating and caring environment, which will help all our pupils to fulfil their potential. We seek to provide within this atmosphere a wide range of educational opportunities for all our pupils, regardless of race, creed, colour, ability or disability. To develop and maintain such an atmosphere demands high standards, discipline and commitment, both educationally and socially, from all those involved with the school. We seek to show by example the importance of respect; for all the people and property in the school, and the community, and for the school's rules. We view children as individuals, and have a commitment to recognise and cater for their needs educationally, socially, morally, spiritually and culturally.
Parents who are considering sending their child to this school are always welcome to make an appointment to visit us. We are proud of our school, and the pupils and staff would welcome the chance to show you around. An welcome evening is held during the summer term for the parents of children who will be joining the Reception class the following September, as well as a number of induction activities designed to help pupils from the local pre-schools to make a smooth transition into our spacious and well resourced Reception class here at Acle. The teaching staff are a very hard working team whose common aim is to develop sociable, confident children who enjoy the work they do and want to achieve their best. We are proud of the results achieved by our pupils.
At All Saints' we aim to provide a caring and stable atmosphere in which the child can develop fully. We care very much about the needs of each individual child, and our main intention is to help each child realise his/her maximum potential The school has approximately 250 pupils. There are eight classes arranged into two classes in each year group. Each class is of mixed ability. The children work as a class, in groups or individually, according to their abilities and the nature of the work in hand. For English and Mathematics the children are taught in sets according to their ability.
All Saints Church of England (Aided) Primary School opened in September 2001 with Reception and Years 1 and 2. Over subsequent years it grew to its full capacity and now caters for pupils from Reception through to Year 6 in single age classes. There are 210 pupils on roll when full.
Our school recognises its historic foundation and strives to develop its religious character in accordance with the principles of the church at parish and diocesan level. We aim to serve the community by providing education of the highest quality within the context of Christian belief and practice, We encourage an understanding of the meaning and significance of faith and promote Christian values through the experience we offer all our pupils. The school office is open between 8.45am and 3.15pm.
As a family we know one another and care for one another very much, and as a family we see God as our Father, because we are a faith-based school. Although we strive for good academic results, we are well aware that academic ability is not the be-all-and-end-all. Children have many different interests, skills and abilities and huge potential, and we work hard to make the education we offer as broad as possible to meet this range.
Amherst Primary School in Riverhead, Sevenoaks, Kent
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Our school has a range of extra-curricular activities available for our children. These currently include football, netball, rounders, choir, recorders, art and gardening clubs.The school is a member of the Waltham Cross and District Sports Association takes part in a variety of competitive seasonal sports and annual athletics meetings.In addition the children benefit from a wide range theatre and performance groups visiting the school and from visits to sites of educational interest including residential trips for the older pupils.
Distinct Identity Bacon’s has a distinct identity with its Anglican Foundation and long history allied with the most modern approaches to teaching and learning. Bacon’s is outward looking and dedicated to the communities it serves. Bacon’s is an inclusive College serving its local community and welcoming students of all faiths and those with no faith.
Barlaston First School is located in the village of Barlaston near to Stone and Stoke on Trent in Staffordshire The school caters for children from four to nine years old, offering educated in a secure, and caring environment
- BARTON STACEY C OF E PRIMARY SCHOOL
HAMPSHIRE, SO21 3RY WINCHESTER, THE GREEN, ROBERTS ROAD, BARTON STREETACEYBarton Stacey is a small, rural school set in spacious grounds in the beautiful Hampshire countryside. Our pupils are drawn mainly from the local village but we also attract families from outside our immediate catchment area. Barton Stacey school is an integral part of the village community and has close links with the village church. Our classrooms are large and well-equipped with each room having its own practical area, computer bank and direct outside access. Our ICT suite provides opportunities for class teaching while the whole-school network means pupils can retrieve their work from any workstation. We put great emphasis on providing opportunities for all learning styles and preferences. Our curriculum is designed to develop independence, creativity and high achievement in all areas. National Assessments at the end of the Primary years indicate that our pupils' attainment is consistently above County and National averages in Literacy and Numeracy.
BCPS is a community school that caters for boys and girls from 4 to 11. We have approximately 310 children on the roll in 11 classes. The arrangement of the classes can vary from year to year according to the number of children in each year group and the number of teaching staff. Children come to our school from Bassingbourn village, Kneesworth, Shingay, Wendy. and from the local Barracks. We have a well equipped building set in pleasant grounds overlooking Royston Heath. We have a successful school with a very friendly ethos. We encourage children to do their best and we provide a social and moral context that helps children grow into thinking, caring people. We are working towards a common goal where children are happy, healthy and learning.
Since its creation in 1927 Beatrix Potter School has continued to provide high standards of education in the community. The schools’ name was derived from the author’s visits to her former Governess who lived by our local common in Baskerville Road and to whom she wrote, using her characters to illustrate her letters. Beatrix Potter also drew inspiration from the varied wildlife she saw on her visits to Wandsworth Common. The school was founded in 1927 although there was on the site a school before this, this tin (it was located in a corrugated hut) school is recorded (1901), we have recently obtained a picture from a former pupil of 1916 of this tin school. We were re-modelled in 1933 and 1993, its only interruption to its role in providing education for the local community was in 1939 when the school was evacuated to Shamley Green, Guildford until 1943 as a result of the 1939-1945 war.
We pride ourselves in creating a stimulating environment which helps our children to progress academically, socially, emotionally and physically to their maximum potential. The staff work together to build a centre of excellence in which we aim to achieve high academic standards whilst ensuring that the special needs of all pupils are met. The school is bright and attractive and is set in spacious grounds surrounded by a variety of trees and shrubs. There are two hard surface playgrounds and a large field used for dry weather playtimes, sports and recreation for the children. The playground is securely surrounded by a fence which separates and protects the children from the car park. The Nursery building has its own hard surface playground, a wildlife garden and a grass area with large play equipment.
Belchamp St Paul Primary School is a small, voluntary aided school in North West Essex, close to the Suffolk border The nearest towns are Halstead in Essex and Sudbury in Suffolk
We are a small primary school set on the east coast in the village of Bempton quite near the cliffs and the RSPB bird reserve. We aim to provide a caring, safe and stimulating environment for learning in our well resourced new building. Our pupils take part in a variety of extra curricular activities and also enjoy links with the community and other local schools.
Berkley First School is a small village school catering for 4 to 9 year olds on the edge of Frome
Billingshurst Primary School, West Sussex
Our priorities for improvement have been to continue to help the children manage life and learning more effectively: partly by developing their role in the community. We have embedded a number of programmes to help us achieve this, and each year group has focused on projects to develop local links. We have put intervention/support strategies in place to help raise attainment of low achievers – especially numeracy. Implementing the Foundation Stage best practice will raise attainment in writing at Key Stage 1 for our younger children.
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