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As part of the Junior University programme, Accrington and Rossendale College are working with St Mary's CE Primary School in Rawtenstall. The College are passionate about Higher Education and the positive effect it can have on individuals. We are committed to working with the local community and supporting all school aged students in raising their aspirations and encouraging them to reach their potential.
Our Junior University aims to support school aged students from Primary age to year 13 to enthuse them about their future and the impact of education on them. We aim to increase aspirations and inspire them to consider Higher Education. Our activities are designed to improve self esteem, motivation and confidence in all participants as well as to have fun. Accrington and Rossendale College are working with Wonderful Things so children can take part in education based activities within a College environment. So far, children have built and set off their own rockets and made slime in Biology, Chemistry and Physics master classes and will shortly be TV Crew to film their own news programme. We are looking forward to working on other activities with St Mary's CE Primary in the near future. |
SAMS scrapstore is an Aladdin's Cave of goodies. Surplus objects are collected, displayed and offered in a sort of emporium or ‘warehouse of wonders’. SAMS brings together public and private organisations with a common aim of raising recycling and environmental awareness and actively encourages recycling within the local business community. With the assistance and support of our
dedicated team of volunteers our not for profit social enterprise is a thriving hub of activity.
dedicated team of volunteers our not for profit social enterprise is a thriving hub of activity.
Ayesha Communications has been providing quality education in British Sign Language and deaf awareness since 2010. We believe good communication is an essential life skill which should be accessible for everyone. We deliver lively and interactive workshops as well as nationally recognised qualifications in BSL to people of all ages, as well as providing specialist language support for BSL users in an academic setting. We were delighted to be part of the Wonderful Things project and had great pleasure in watching the children learn their names in BSL and how to sign a rainbow!
Newground is a social enterprise in the North of England, as such, all profits are reinvested into local community projects. Our Education team is really happy to have been a part of the “Wonderful Things” project enthusing children to spend time outside and engage with nature. Newground are committed to helping people of all ages connect with nature. We can provide support for schools
and other organisations to facilitate groups spending more time outside, including, staff training, securing funding, activity ideas or conservation advice.
and other organisations to facilitate groups spending more time outside, including, staff training, securing funding, activity ideas or conservation advice.
Ripplehead Ices of Blackburn were pleased to be involved in the Wonderful Things Project, supplying
an ice cream van every afternoon for the children to all have an ice cream paid for by the project (at a reduced price)… any flavour and style. The delight on the children's faces when we pulled onto the playground was a pleasure to see!
We would be delighted to attend next year or attend any other schools requiring an ice cream van for summer fairs, sports days or just as an end of term treat for the pupils.
an ice cream van every afternoon for the children to all have an ice cream paid for by the project (at a reduced price)… any flavour and style. The delight on the children's faces when we pulled onto the playground was a pleasure to see!
We would be delighted to attend next year or attend any other schools requiring an ice cream van for summer fairs, sports days or just as an end of term treat for the pupils.
Lancashire Badger Group was formed to combat the illegal persecution of badgers in Lancashire, which still goes on today. We aim to promote the conservation, understanding and enjoyment of this enigmatic creature. We provide educational talks and workshops to community groups and schools. We train and support volunteers and the public in sett surveying and monitoring.
We were all amazed at the amount interest and enthusiasm shown by the children during A Week of Wonderful Things. They just wanted to get involved and discover something new. Thank you for inviting us, it was a privilege to be involved.
We were all amazed at the amount interest and enthusiasm shown by the children during A Week of Wonderful Things. They just wanted to get involved and discover something new. Thank you for inviting us, it was a privilege to be involved.
I produce school newspapers all over Rossendale, Burnley and Manchester and I was delighted to be invited to work with the children attending the Week of Wonderful Things.
I put together a special newspaper workshop for children in the morning and sent them away with tasks to be completed. I returned mid-week to ensure the reporters had their stories written and typed. The finished product was one I hope they were all proud of. It was distributed to parents and presented an overview of a very exciting week of activities and provided a keepsake for all attendees.
I put together a special newspaper workshop for children in the morning and sent them away with tasks to be completed. I returned mid-week to ensure the reporters had their stories written and typed. The finished product was one I hope they were all proud of. It was distributed to parents and presented an overview of a very exciting week of activities and provided a keepsake for all attendees.
