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Be Inspired with Inspire Learning! Inspire Learning offer a range of fantastic courses for everyone – whoever you are and whatever you’re interested in learning, we have courses and programmes to interest and inspire you. School leavers can choose from our tailored study programmes and traineeships, and work towards recognised City and Guilds qualifications in a range of subject areas, including health and social care, hospitality and catering, carpentry, joinery, and painting and decorating. Our further education courses at levels 3 to 5 are perfect for anyone looking for a career change, or looking to expand skills and knowledge to boost job prospects. Did you know we run many of our courses at your local library? Choose from a range of short adult and family courses in arts and crafts, computing, creative writing, hair and beauty, and health and wellbeing - plus many many more! Feeling inspired? Your local Inspire library plays host to a range of community courses, events and activities including family learning, children’s, arts, music, theatre, film, heritage and of course reading and poetry. Pick up your free copy of our latest course guide from your library, and find out what’s on or visit www.inspireculture.org.uk for our latest course and what’s on information. You can also contact Inspire Learning on 0115 804 4363 or email learning@inspireculture.org.uk Ayurvedic Healing & Vedic Astrology Yoga & Vedic Counselling Dany-Alys Feurtado, Project Manager / Yoga Therapist - (August 2003 – <strong>May</strong> 2012 – well over 15,000 hours), has assisted many individuals suffering depression, anxiety, panic attacks and schizophrenia, by holistic therapy, counselling and on-going emotional support. ‘Trauma & Mental Health Therapy for Children (Family)’ - (<strong>May</strong> 2014 – (approximately 2,500 hours), with knowledge of ‘The Mental Health Act’ and research evidence that adverse childhood experiences affects children’s developing brains and impact on their behaviour - the mind may not remember, but the body carries these traumatic experiences throughout life and can cause heart disease, lung disease, obesity, (three times as likely to suffer depression) and cancer, us at the Life Centre have planned and executed community projects for both adults and children with on-going practical (mindfulness, meditation, breathing, relaxation, postures and visualisation) and emotional support (counselling - school, home, work, relationships and more), handled sensitively and confidentially within professional boundaries. These projects financed by the Big Lottery Fund, held focus on therapeutic mind and body sessions and emotional support for life challenges within the community surrounding issues of stigma both at home and work in deprived areas of Nottingham. Marketing and advertising campaigns along side patient referrals from General Practitioners, Community Nurses, Physiotherapists, Social Workers, Teachers and Community Organisations, supported the success of these projects. Muddy <strong>May</strong>hem to Help Armed Forces Families If you fancy a fun day out with the kids this summer, The Royal British Legion has got just the thing. Muddy <strong>May</strong>hem is a brand new family mud challenge raising money for the Armed Forces Community. On 14 July, Muddy <strong>May</strong>hem will be at The National Water Sports Centre, Nottingham. Kids aged 6+ and big kids (responsible adults) are being challenged to work together to walk, jog or even crawl around the 2 mile obstacle course, with food and exciting activities waiting for them at the finish line. Matthew Rogers, Event Manager at the Legion, told <strong>Primary</strong> <strong>Times</strong>, “We’ve packed the course with great obstacles that will have you whizzing down mud slides and splashing through mud pits, and if you’re feeling full of beans you can do a second lap. Muddy <strong>May</strong>hem is a really fun way for kids to team up with the grown-ups to raise money for Armed Forces families who need our help. Registration is only £15 for adults and £10 for kids, with a fundraising target of £150 per team. The money raised could help fund a holiday for an Armed Forces family at one of the Legion’s inspiring Break Centres which give Armed Forces families a week of fun and memorable experiences, providing much needed respite for guests who have often never been on holiday together. For more information and to join the Mud Squad, please visit www.rbl.org.uk. Kumon The Kumon Maths and English Programmes help to build a solid foundation whilst developing ability in small, manageable steps. Through the use of example questions, students are encouraged to problem solve and work out answers independently. All our Instructors are highly trained in the Kumon Maths and English Programmes and will look to help your child build fluency, ability and confidence as well as a love of learning. Before starting, your child will have an individual assessment with your local Instructor to assess their maths and English ability as well as their study skills. This is a no obligation assessment which will give you the opportunity to meet your local Instructor and understand in more depth how Kumon will help develop your child. Contact your local Instructor for a free assessment. Arnold 0115 8224711 Long Eaton 0115 7270222 Sherwood 0115 7529546 West Bridgford 0115 9817774 Wollaton Park 0115 9811622 www.kumon.co.uk www.primarytimes.co.uk/nottinghamshire | MAY HALF TERM 20<strong>18</strong> <strong>Primary</strong> <strong>Times</strong> 21
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