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the perth fitness camp - scotland

The Perth Fitness Camp is an INCLUSIVE community, a lifestyle, a movement for over 30's men & women who no matter what your size, no matter what level of fitness you are at and no matter how big you feel the Perth Fitness Camp will keep you moving forwards toward a leaner, stronger healthier and fitter looking body. WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT The Perth Fitness Camp are specialists in outdoor training and since 2009 we have helped over 30's men & women from Perth achieve results they thought were impossible. For many of my members that may mean training towards a specific event or to reveal those elusive abs. For the majority of my team it simply means getting a bit leaner, feeling fitter, stronger, having more energy and having the confidence to wear clothes that show off their bod as opposed to hiding it away. Why over 30's? As a dad in my 40's, a coach and former overweight guy....I get it!! The simple truth of the matter is that carefree days have been replaced by 24/7 responsibilities, marriage/relationships, a baby or two (or three), a mortgage and a boss who reminds you of all three. Maybe you'll agree.... Pringles and chocolate bars that once disappeared in a puff of metabolic smoke now linger like an oil spill. Get this >> did you know your physiological capacity - the overall performance of most of your body's systems decreases by around 1% per year from 30 onwards. Hence the pringle and chocolate hangover Muscle mass decreases by 3 - 5% each decade after your 30's So what can you do to safeguard this? You need to switch your focus to preventative fitness and follow a simple approach to nutrition that's sustainable for life and not just a faddy quick fix. Which is why I want to help you take back control just as I have using the very system that my clients use to stay leaner and fitter in their 30's, 40's and beyond.

rose noir designs

Rose is 5 foot 2 1/2 inches (and yes that half-inch is important). She is a brunette with 100% natural face-defining eyebrows. Growing up she believed that the ideal of beauty was a size zero, tall, leggy blonde and was so disappointed she would never be one. Growing up with two older brothers she was also a tomboy. In adulthood, the first garment that made Rose feel joyous every time she wore it was a vintage red swing dress with black polka dots. She didn’t wear a lot of colour or prints at the time but this dress is what started to convert her. It was impossible for her to wear this dress and not feel happy about life and her body. This is the type of feeling she hopes to help everyone achieve when they wear a Rose Noir Designs garment. Rose trained in design, specifically scenery and costumes for theatre. This work has helped her to see how clothes help us to define who we are and express ourselves, as well as experience working with a wide range of body types. In between making her designs for theatre, she started making bespoke pieces for individuals, which eventually led to working with latex. Initially she worked almost exclusively for plus-sized women. This happened mostly by chance but became very important. Rose believes that everyone has the ability to be sexy, the right to feel sexy, and to be empowered through what they wear. “I started designing for a lot for dominant women, who were strong and confident, but didn’t always feel that way about their bodies because of the downfalls of the clothing industry and standard sizing. I’ve found it incredibly rewarding to design for all shapes and sizes and really make a garment fit an individual. Everyone can look good in a garment if it fits them. Making someone feel good is what clothing should do. And I hope for clothing to be as unique as the person wearing it.”

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royal wootton bassett academy

After the Second World War ended in 1945, Wootton Bassett’s population increased from the estimated 2,800 residents. Wootton Bassett was a dormitory town for Swindon, which saw rapid expansion in the post-war years and several new housing estates. The growth of Lyneham encouraged more shops and businesses to open in Wootton Bassett, and the planned motorway system brought the M4 directly between Swindon and Wootton Bassett.   The Wootton Bassett County Secondary School opened on Wednesday, 8th January 1958, with 279 pupils aged 11 and above, transferred from the two local all age schools and six schools in local villages. Most areas at that time had all age schools; Purton continued to have an all age school until 1962.   There were thirteen staff (eight men and five women) together with the headmaster, Mr F W King. A short service in the assembly hall was conducted by the vicar, the Rev J Goodman, and the Methodist minister, the Rev F Willcox, both governors, to start the first term.

the margaret beaufort institute of theology

As a lay Catholic Institute in the heart of Cambridge and part of the Cambridge Theological Federation, we resource lay people theologically both within and outside of the Catholic tradition. We provide specialist theological education and open learning opportunities for both individuals and groups. We offer courses, study days, workshops, seminars and conferences that promote the study of theology, ethics, philosophy, pastoral practice, spirituality and theological reflection in dynamic ways that seek to meet and address twenty-first century global needs. In line with our foundational principles, we continue to promote the resourcing of women through a community life that is open to all. Through our teaching and learning we facilitate exchange with art, culture and social justice initiatives. We resource schools, parishes, hospitals, prisons and other institutions with expertise, training and pastoral support. Our theology engages with different professional and community-based (service) needs and perspectives. This is enriched and enabled by an interdisciplinary approach that is at the heart of our educational work

rua birth & baby

Hi, I'm Mairéad and I'm a baby massage teacher, antenatal teacher and postnatal practitioner based in Epsom, Surrey. In my other role, as a mother, I have two young boys who keep me extremely busy. I am passionate about supporting women and their partners through pregnancy and birth and providing them with tools to help with their transition to parenthood and the first days, weeks and months. My training with NCT and the University of Worcester as well as my role as volunteer co-ordinator of our local NCT Bumps and Babies group has afforded me the privilege of working with many parents and children over the last few years. In fact, it is since having my own children and realising how challenging parenthood can be that I decided to change career and become involved in perinatal support. Through my classes and 1-1 sessions it is possible to develop skills and build your confidence for a positive birth and for those early days of parenthood.

brightstone academy

rightsone Academy has a beautiful sense of community, and I intend to maintain and strengthen this. Our primary school aims to educate and encourage our children to grow up to be young men and women who will excel in all they pursue in their life; including achieving excellence in their Islamic and other education, culture and values. Insha’Allah this will help them attain success in both this world and the next. Our highly qualified teachers are passionate and enthusiastic educators who inspire students to achieve outstanding results academically as well as in sports, cultural, environment and leadership programmes. I ask Allah SWT to guide us to fulfil it, and I plan to dedicate all my time, energy, passion, relations and experience towards the development of Brightsone Academy and the wellbeing of its pupils, staff and other community. I warmly welcome you to visit our primary school and discover foremost what makes the Brightsone Academy the perfect school for your children.

wild side

We are Sunitha and Hannah, two women with one big idea. We love nature. We love immersing ourselves in it, nurturing it and sharing our passion and knowledge of it. Let us bring out your Wild Side! Sunitha has worked in the conservation sector for many years, in the UK and abroad. Her passion and knowledge for the outdoors will teach you bushcraft and survival skills; through to guiding you on nature walks; and the relaxing art of Shinrin Yoku (forest bathing). Hannah has a passion for gardening and the wide range of nature it can attract. She can transform your outdoor space into something both you and your local wildlife can enjoy. She also loves to upcycle reclaimed materials for practical additions to a garden. We are also working alongside local wellbeing and wellness professionals to bring you sound baths, herbal foraging, wild yoga, meditation, shamanic ceremonies, drumming workshops, women's health and much much more.

barbados overseas nurses association

B.O.N.A. is a voluntary organisation, dedicated to assist nurses from Barbados and other Eastern Caribbean countries, offering professional aid wherever it is needed; to exchange knowledge on issues relating to all members, families, and especially young adults; to lobby relevant authorities on all issues pertaining to young men and women in our society; to focus on friendship and networking between the UK, Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean; to facilitate the co-operation between other Caribbean organisations; to be involved in fundraising projects; to disseminate useful information to the benefit and support of the community and those we serve. The overall purpose of this organization is to increase the popularity of our common interests. We hope to add new members so we will be able to grow and expand. We also want to have fun while we are together and working on projects. By developing relationships and friendships, the organization will become even stronger.

metropole college

Metropolitan College of New YorkBorn out of the idealism and turbulence of the 1960s, Metropolitan College of New York (MCNY) was founded by Audrey Cohen, an innovative educator who believed the key to a truly effective education lay in uniting the classroom with the professional world. 1964 A udrey Cohen launched the Women’s Talent Corps in 1964, addressing a need for both jobs and training. The program prepared motivated women, with experience in their low-income neighborhoods, for jobs to assist their communities. Simultaneously, the Women’s Talent Corps worked to create a new level of “paraprofessional” positions in organizations and agencies: teacher’s assistant, guidance counselor assistant, paralegal. The 30-week training program included an eight-week classroom orientation, 10 weeks on-the-job training in a school or community agency, and 12 weeks of intensive work at the same organization. Students were then hired by those agencies. The one-year training program paid students $2 per hour to participate.