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Bluecoat Wollaton Academy

Bluecoat Wollaton Academy is an 11–16 mixed, Church of England, secondary school with academy status in Wollaton, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England. It is part of the Archway Learning Trust and is located in the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham. History Originally known as Margaret Glen-Bott School, in 2003 the school was 'twinned' with The Nottingham Bluecoat School and Technology College in the Aspley area of Nottingham. In July 2004 the schools formally merged, with the former Margaret Glen-Bott School being then known as the Wollaton Park Campus. The combined school then shared resources such as administration and senior leadership. In 2009 it was announced that the Wollaton Park Campus was to be closed, however due to a lack of funds, the plans were ultimately scrapped. In January 2012, the combined school converted to academy status and was renamed Bluecoat Academy. In September 2013 expansion projects totalling approximately £14 million were started on the Wollaton Park Campus. In October 2017, the Wollaton Park Campus formally demerged from Bluecoat Academy and was renamed Bluecoat Wollaton Academy. the Aspley Campus of the school was renamed Bluecoat Aspley Academy. References External links Official website
North East Futures UTC

North East Futures UTC is a state funded University Technical College located in the centre of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England. It opened in September 2018. This is phase 2 of the Stephenson Quarter redevelopment. The college occupies a purpose-built 5-storey new teaching block that is combined with the repurposed Grade II listed facilities of R. & W. Hawthorn, Leslie and Company. Play space is provided at basement level and a Multi-Use Games Area on the roof. The new build is in grey brick to contrast with the historic red brick of the older historic section. A listed one storey height wall had to be spanned: so the featured principal entrance is over a reclaimed hot-riveted ironwork bridge. The project was financed by the Education & Skills Funding Agency and delivered by a private developer. The job cost £12 million. Sponsors and partners The UTC corporate sponsors include NHS, Accenture, Academic Health Science Networks, Sage, Ubisoft and the University of Sunderland. Through Dynamo, it reaches out across the North East inviting organisations to become involved via work experience placements and running projects with the students. The UTC provide support providing training facilities and a focused stream of future recruits. Academics The students transfer to the college at the start of year 10, that is 14, for a Key Stage 4, or at 16, Key Stage 5, the start of the sixth form. Key Stage 4 Students study a restricted range of GCSE. The core subjects are Mathematics (1 GCSE) English Language, English Literature (2 GCSEs) and Combined Science (2 GCSEs) or Triple Science: Biology, Chemistry, Physics (3 GCSEs). It will be noted that there are no other creative subjects other than Art and no languages other than English. On top of this they do one options from History, Geography, Art and Business. Also they study a specialist strand -Technical Health Care Science (GCSE Sports Science or GCSE Psychology) or Technical Computer Science (GCSE Computer Science or Level 3 Vocational ICT) which is achieved with the help of the colleges sponsors- involving work experience and practical tasks. Key Stage 5 According to previous achievements students are directed into two pathways: The Pathway to Apprenticeship :Science (Level 2), Cambridge Technical IT (Level 2) with Functional English and Maths. The A level/Level 3, North east futures also gives free food away on thursdays at 9pm Pathway :Physics A Level, Chemistry A Level, Biology A Level, Mathematics A Level, Further Mathematics A Level, Computer Science A Level, Psychology A Level (three normally chosen). Medical Science (Level 3), Cambridge Technical IT (Level 3) and an Extended Project. The college promotes its pastoral care and mentoring. References
Anderton Park Primary School

Anderton Park Primary School is a coeducational primary school located in the Sparkhill area of Birmingham, in the county of the West Midlands, England. It is a community school administered by Birmingham City Council. It was built by Martin and Chamberlain for the Birmingham School Board as "Dennis Road School" in 1896. On 20 January 2011 it became a Grade II listed building. In 2019, it became the focus of campaigners opposed to LGBT representation in Sex and Relationship Education lessons. These campaigners mounted a sustained demonstration outside the gates of the school before being stopped by the High Court, as of 2021, the school still teaches materials containing references to LGBT groups. The school is mentioned in official accounts relating to the so-called Trojan Horse scandal. References External links Anderton Park Primary School official website
Bosvigo School

Bosvigo School, is a primary, coeducational school for boys and girls aged from 4 to 11 in Chapel Hill, Truro Cornwall, UK rated “good”, by Ofsted in 2007, 2018 and 2022. 315 children attend the school and are arranged into 11 classes. It falls under the local authority of Cornwall and the head is Chris Wallis. In 2020 it was listed as one of 48 primary schools in Cornwall that were over-subscribed. Log books, minutes and paper records from 1863 to 1940 are held by Kresen Kernow. Notable pupils Roger Taylor, English musician, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and the drummer for the rock band Queen. David Penhaligon, Liberal Member of Parliament for the constituency of Truro from 1974 to 1986. References External links https://www.bosvigo.cornwall.sch.uk/web
King's Leadership Academy Warrington

King's Leadership Academy Warrington is a coeducational secondary school based in the Woolston area of Warrington, Cheshire, England. The school opened in 2012 after the closure of Woolston High School but was set up independently as a free school by Sir Iain Hall and 'Great+ Schools' and not as a replacement from the local authority. It currently has approximately 808 students and has a capacity of 840 The school won the National Character Award 2015 and was shortlisted in the Tes School Awards 2021 for the category of Secondary School of the Year Award in November 2020. The school has been graded as "Outstanding" by ofsted since 2019, scoring an "Outstanding" on four out of the five grading criteria (only receiving a "Good" in 16-19 study programmes). Sixth form In September 2017, King's Leadership Academy opened its sixth form college, it provided a range of programmes for BTEC and A-levels. The college has very strict entry requirements, only allowing 120 students in and requiring strong GSCE's in the chosen subjects (grade 7 or above). References External links Kings Leadership Academy official website
Finham Park 2

Finham Park 2 is a secondary school and sixth form located on Torrington Avenue in Tile Hill, Coventry. It was founded on 1 September 2015 as a sequel school to the already existing Finham Park School, a secondary school and sixth form situated on Green Lane in Finham. In the ten years since its creation, the school has amassed 665 pupils, which is close to the original intended capacity of 800. The school's age range is 11-18, as alike Finham Park School, it has two optional years of sixth form past its five mandatory years of secondary schooling. The headteacher is Will Keddie and the school has around 75 staff. History The school was established on 1 September 2015 as a non-selective, comprehensive state school for students aged 11–18. Upon the school's establishment, it was considered to be controversial and by some to be a "waste of money", or that it would have a "negative impact on existing schools", with over 400 people signing a petition against the school's establishment. In September 2021, Coventry Telegraph stated that Finham Park 2 was the most oversubscribed school in Coventry, with 54% of those who put Finham Park 2 as their first choice when applying for secondary securing a place. On 7 May 2023, Headteacher Russell Plester died from sudden death of unknown cause. Masses of floral tributes were thereupon laid at the school site, Russell having been described as an immensely kind, passionate man and amazing Headteacher. Finham Park School was said to be the basis of Finham Park 2, with the ultimate aim being to be "world class" and be rated 'Outstanding' by Ofsted. However, in the last and only Ofsted inspection for the school on 6 June 2018, the school was rated as 'Good'. The school has become a member of the Finham Park Multi-Academy Trust and the Lion Alliance. The school has also established a college system, with all students split into 4 colleges, being Northgate, Southgate, Westgate and Eastgate, resembling Finham Park School's former college system. Sixth Form Alike Finham Park School, Finham Park 2 also has a sixth form, offering A-Level courses in the subjects of Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Engineering, English Literature, Fine Art, Geography, History, Maths, Spanish and more. The sixth form currently has a capacity of 200, split into the year groups of Year 12 and Year 13, with each having a capacity of 100 respectively. For admissions, students must achieve at least a grade 5–9 in GCSE English and three other GCSE subjects. Most sixth form lessons take place in the main school area. Ofsted The recent inspection was that the school would be rated as 'Good'. In the report, it was stated: "In a small number of lessons, pupils’ attitudes to learning are not as good as they are in others. During the inspection, some incidents of low-level disruptive behaviour occurred. Pupils confirmed that this does happen occasionally, and they also said that some staff do not issue sanctions in accordance with the behaviour policy." Colleges The school has 4 colleges: References
Salisbury Road Primary School

Salisbury Road Primary School is a coeducational primary school located on Salisbury Road in Plymouth, Devon, England. The school served as a major military hospital during the First World War. History The school building was designed by Henry John Snell (1843–1924), who was responsible for a number of Plymouth's 19th century buildings. It was officially opened by Sir George Kekewich on 27 April 1903. The school had capacity for 512 infants, 480 girls and 430 boys. During the First World War, the building was requisitioned by the War Office to create the 4th Southern General Hospital, a facility for the Royal Army Medical Corps to treat military casualties. The girls school closed in the 1980s and the infants school amalgamated with the junior school to create the current primary school in 2008. Previously a community school administered by Plymouth City Council, in November 2016 Salisbury Road Primary School converted to academy status. The school is now sponsored by the Learning Academies Trust. References
Avanti Fields School

Avanti Fields School is a Hindu faith all-through school in Leicester, United Kingdom that is part of the Avanti Schools Trust. History The school opened in 2018 in temporary accommodation on Narborough Road before moving to its permanent site in the Hamilton area of the city in September 2021. Curriculum Avanti schools aim to promote "educational excellence, character formation and spiritual insight." Avanti schools follow the standard national curriculum of the government-run schools of the United Kingdom. In addition to the standard curriculum, Avanti schools feature Sanskrit language teaching, meditation and yoga practice, ethics and philosophy education, and inclusive religious instruction. Religious education is evenly split between Hinduism and other world religions. See also Krishna Avanti Primary School, Leicester International Society for Krishna Consciousness References External links Official website
Avebury

Avebury és l'emplaçament d'un cercle de pedres datat fa més de 5.000 anys. És al comtat anglès de Wiltshire, prop de la ciutat del mateix nom. El 1986 fou declarat Patrimoni de la Humanitat per la UNESCO. És dels més grans monuments del Neolític a Europa, més antic que el de Stonehenge, que es troba uns kilòmetres més al sud. El monument es compon de diferents cercles de pedres. El cercle exterior té un diàmetre de 335 metres i és el més gran de tots els monuments prehistòrics localitzats. En origen estava format per 98 pedres; algunes d'elles de més de 40 tones. L'alçada de les pedres va des de 3,6 fins a 4,2 metres. Les proves del carboni 14 les han datades a entre el 2800 i el 2400 aC. A prop del centre del monument trobem dos cercles de pedres més, separats entre si. El cercle del nord fa 98 metres de diàmetre encara que només queden en peu un parell de pedres de les que el componien. Al centre hi ha una cova feta amb tres pedres, amb l'entrada apuntant cap al nord-oest. El cercle del sud té 108 metres de diàmetre. Està pràcticament destruït i algunes seccions estan ara entre els edificis del poble. Un monòlit de 5,5 metres d'alt estava col·locat al centre tocant amb un alineament de petites pedres que es destruïren el segle xviii. Moltes de les pedres originals van ser destruïdes el segle xvi per proveir de material de construcció i facilitar el conreu de les terres. Estava unit al Santuari per l'avinguda Kennet, de 2,5 quilòmetres de llarg i 25 m d'ample.v Referències
Avebury

Avebury je neolitická památka. Jedná se o tři kamenné kruhy – henge, které se nachází v okolí stejnojmenné vesnice v anglickém hrabství Wiltshire. Památka je zapsána na seznamu světového dědictví UNESCO. Účel stavby je nejasný. Historie Podle radiokarbonové metody datování byly násyp a kamenné kruhy vytvořeny v letech 2 900 až 2 600 př. n. l. Lidé je využívali pravděpodobně až do roku 1 800 př. n. l. V 17. a 18. století byla památka předmětem zájmu spisovatele Johna Aubreyho, architekta Iniga Jonese a lékaře a amatérského archeologa Williama Stukeleyho. Tomu se podařilo Avebury nakreslit ještě předtím, než místní obyvatelé začali megality používat na stavbu svých domů. Mezi roky 1908 až 1922 zde probíhal rozsáhlý archeologický výzkum. Ve 30. letech 20. století zde archeolog Alexander Keiller nechal odstranit stromy a některé budovy. Dnes Avebury rozdělují domy stejnojmenné vesnice spolu se silnicí. Ve druhém desetiletí 21. století je areál hojně navštěvován turisty, kterých sem dorazí stovky tisíc ročně. Památka má velký význam i pro příznivce novopohanství. Popis Kameny jsou umístěny na násypu, který je ohraničen příkopem o délce 1,3 km a hloubce až 6 metrů. Celkově jich bylo 180. Tvořily jeden větší a dva menší kruhy, které ležely uvnitř kruhu většího. Ten byl největším megalitickým kruhem na světě. Nacházelo se v něm zhruba sto kamenů, v menších kruzích jich bylo okolo třiceti. Další megality byly vztyčeny uprostřed areálu. Největší z nich váží přes čtyřicet tun. Během několika posledních století používali místní obyvatelé kameny jako stavební materiál a tak se jich dochovala asi čtvrtina. V minulosti zde ještě ležely dvě kamenné ulice. Zbytky jedné se v Avebury nacházejí dodnes. Vedou k Overton Hillu, kde byl dříve další kamenný kruh. Reference Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Avebury na Wikimedia Commons Encyklopedické heslo Avebury v Ottově slovníku naučném ve Wikizdrojích
Avebury

Avebury er en enorm stensætning i det engelske county Wiltshire. De omslutter landsbyen Avebury. Det er en af de største oldtidsminder i Europa og antages være for omkring 5000 år siden. Stencirklen i Avebury er stort set samtidig med den i Stonehenge. Området ejes og forvaltes af National Trust. Sammen med Stonehenge er området på UNESCOs Verdensarvsliste. Eksterne henvisninger Avebury Concise History from Wiltshire County Council Arkiveret 20. juni 2009 hos Wayback Machine Avebury information at the National Trust Day Out: Avebury and Marlborough – A 30-minute BBC TV programme made in 1983 of a day spent exploring Avebury and Marlborough National Trust information for Avebury & Alexander Keiller Museum Alexander Keiller Museum – English Heritage information Avebury – A Present from the Past Informative site about Avebury
Avebury

Avebury es el emplazamiento de un crómlech datado de hace más de 5000 años. Está en el condado inglés de Wiltshire, cerca de la ciudad homónima. Características El conjunto megalítico de Stonehenge, Avebury y sitios relacionados fue proclamado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la Unesco en 1986.​ Es de los mayores monumentos del Neolítico de Europa, más antiguo que el de Stonehenge, localizado unos kilómetros más al sur. El monumento está compuesto por varios círculos de piedras o menhires. El círculo exterior tiene un diámetro de 335 metros y es el mayor de todos los monumentos prehistóricos encontrados. En origen estaba compuesto por 98 menhires; algunos de ellos pesan más de 40 toneladas. La altura de las piedras va desde los 3,6 a los 4,2 metros. Las pruebas del carbono las han fechado en los años 2800 al 2400 a. C. Cerca del centro del monumento hay otros dos círculos de menhires, separados entre sí. El círculo del norte mide 98 metros de diámetro aunque solo quedan de pie un par de piedras de las que lo componían. Una cueva realizada con tres piedras se halla en el centro, con su entrada apuntando hacia el noroeste. El círculo del sur tiene 108 metros de diámetro. Está prácticamente destruido y algunas secciones se encuentran ahora entre los edificios del pueblo. Un menhir de 5,5 metros de alto estaba colocado en el centro junto con un alineamiento de pequeñas piedras que se destruyeron en el siglo XVIII. Muchos de los menhires originales se destruyeron en el siglo XVI para proveer de material de construcción y facilitar el cultivo de las tierras. Referencias Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una galería multimedia sobre Avebury. Sitio web del National Trust (en inglés). Consultado el 19 de junio de 2010. Sitio dedicado a Avebury, con mapas, fotos, etc. (en inglés). Consultado el 19 de junio de 2010.
Avebury

Avebury je arheološki lokalitet koji se sastoji od nekoliko kamenih krugova ili kromleha (engleski: henge), kamenih putova i tumula, koji okružuju selo Avebury u engleskoj županiji Wiltshire, na pola puta od Malborougha do Calnea. On je jedan od najbolje sačuvanih neolitskih spomenika u Europi, star oko 5.000 godina. Iako je malo stariji od Stonehengea, koji se nalazi 32 km južnije, oni zajedno tvore jezgru iste kulture, te su zajedno upisani na UNESCO-ov popis mjesta svjetske baštine u Europi 1986. god. Povijest Kružno svetište (henge) je sagrađeno oko 2600. do 2500. prije Krista, tako da s ostalim svetištima iz tog doba (Marden, Durrington Walls i Mount Pleasant) prema velikim neolitskim svetištima (Stonehenge) čini svojevrsnu svetu cestu. Od 14. stoljeća kršćani su počeli uništavati spomenike prema uputama Crkve. Kamenje je pokopano tako da se samo obaralo i ukapalo na mjestu gdje je stajalo, a najslavniji, tzv. "brijačev kamen" je iskorišten kao nadgrobni spomenik jednom putujućem brijaču. U 17. i 18. stoljeću, više kamena je uklonjeno kako bi stvorio prostor za poljoprivredu i izgradnju kuća. Kako bi uništili veliko teško kamenje, grijali su ga na vatri, a zatim polijevali hladnom vodom, kako bi ga popucalog lakše razbili čekićima. Znanstvenik John Aubrey je 1648. god. prepoznao značaj lokacije i velikog kamenja u krajoliku kao prapovijesni kameni krug, koji se pogrešno pripisivao druidima koji su došli 2000 godina nakon izgradnje kamenih krugova. Znanstvenik William Stuckeley opisao je 1720. god. kameni krug kao utočište britanskih druida (Temple of British Druids) od rimskih progona. Iskapanja je započeo Alexander Keiller 1920-ih, a 1930-ih je ustanovljeno Državno vijeće koje je podignulo mnoge zakopane kamene. Odlike Danas stoji 154 originalna kamena od oko 600 koliko ih je izvorno bilo, no mnoga mjesta na kojima su bili su obilježena betonskim stupovima. Vanjski kameni krug iz oko 2500. pr. Kr. ima promjer od 427 m, a na 6 m visokom zemljanom humku podignuta su originalna 98 kamena visine od oko 2,1 do 5,5 m i težine do 40 tona. Unutarnji sjeverni krug iz oko 2600. pr. Kr. ima promjer od 98 m i 4 originalna od izvorno 27 kamena koja su ga činila. Unutarnji južni krug od 104 m promjera ima 5 originalnih kamena od 29 koja su bili izvorno postavljeni. Cijelo područje je slobodno za posjet, a u obližnjem selu se nalazi muzej Alexander Keiller gdje je smješten i turistički biro i informacije. Desno od kraja avenije Avebury nalaze se tumul West Kennet Long Barrow, humak Silbury Hill i drugi arheološki lokaliteti. Pripadajući lokaliteti Zaštićeni spomenik svjetske baštine nije samo Avebury, nego i njegovi pripadajući arheološki lokaliteti: Vanjske poveznice Nacionalni spomenik Avebury Arhivirana inačica izvorne stranice od 13. studenoga 2007. (Wayback Machine) Avebury
Avebury

Avebury – wieś w hrabstwie Wiltshire w Anglii. Znajduje się tam krąg neolityczny głazów otaczający całą wieś, większy i starszy niż w pobliskim Stonehenge. Krąg Avebury obejmuje obszar ponad 11 ha, okolony jest dodatkowo rowem biegnącym pomiędzy dwoma wałami ziemnymi. Obwód zewnętrznego wału ziemnego przekracza 1 km. Na krąg pierwotnie składało się ok. 100 głazów, z których zachowało się jedynie 27. Wewnątrz znajdowały się dwa mniejsze kręgi, z których zachowały się tylko nieliczne głazy. Nazwa "Avebury" Wieś i otaczający ją krąg zaczęto określać tą samą nazwą dopiero w XX wieku. Najstarsze, pochodzące z XIII wieku pisemne wzmianki o kręgu, określają go jako "Waleditch", zaś w 1696 roku krąg nazywano "Wallditch". Obie formy są rdzennie anglosaskie i pochodzą od słów ditch czyli rów, kanał i wealas, określenia stosowanego przez anglosaskich przybyszów dla osad rdzennych Brytów. Przypisy
Avebury

Avebury é um local na Inglaterra, no condado de Wiltshire (perto da cidade de Avebury), onde estão vários círculos de pedra. É um dos melhores e maiores monumentos Neolíticos da Europa, datando de 5.000 anos atrás, sendo, assim, mais antigo que Stonehenge, que está localizado a cerca de 32 km (20 milhas) ao sul. Um grande parte da cidade de Avebury, até mesmo um pub, fica dentro do monumento. A estrada local faz uma intersecção com o monumento e os visitantes podem caminhar por entre as pedras. As duas avenidas de pedra, Kennet Avenue e Beckhampton Avenue, que se cruzam em Avebury, definem dois lados de um triângulo que é designado como um Património Mundial e que ainda inclui The Sanctuary, Windmill Hill, Silbury Hill e West Kennet Long Barrow. Avebury é considerada um centro espiritual para muitos que professam crenças tais como Paganismo, Wicca e Druidas. Ver também Monumento megalítico
Avebury

Avebury este un monument neolitic de tip-henge format din trei cercuri de piatră, în jurul satului Avebury din Wiltshire, aflat în sud-vestul Angliei. Unic printre monumentele megalitice, Avebury conține cel mai mare cerc de piatră din Europa și este unul dintre cele mai bine cunoscute locuri preistorice din Marea Britanie. Este atât o atracție turistică cât și un loc de importanță religioasă a păgânilor contemporani. Construit în jurul anilor 2600 î.Hr., în timpul neoliticului sau "noua epocă de piatră", monument cuprinde un henge (cerc) mare de piatră exterior (prevăzut și cu un șanț); cerc exterior în care se află două cercuri separate de piatră mai mici. Scopul său original este necunoscut, deși arheologii cred că a fost cel mai probabil utilizat pentru o anumită formă de ritual sau ceremonie. Monumentul Avebury a fost o parte a unui peisaj preistoric mai mare care conținea mai multe monumente vechi din apropiere, inclusiv West Kennet Long Barrow și Silbury Hill. Legături externe Avebury Concise History from Wiltshire County Council Arhivat în 20 iunie 2009, la Wayback Machine. Avebury information at the National Trust Day Out: Avebury and Marlborough – A 30 minute BBC TV programme made in 1983 of a day spent exploring Avebury and Marlborough National Trust information for Avebury & Alexander Keiller Museum Alexander Keiller Museum – English Heritage information Avebury – A Present from the Past Informative site about Avebury