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Note: If you also act as a supplier (e.g. wholesaler, retailer, fitter etc.) separate registration is required in respect of each of the premises from which tyres are supplied. Section 4: Quantities of Quantities by weight and by number of units of tyres that were placed on the market, in the calendar year prior to the year this application refers to. Category of Tyre & Description Falling within SITC when new Falling within CN Code when new Placed on the Market Substantiated estimate of the average life span In the State In the functional area of the Authority this registration applies to Units Tonnes Units Tonnes Years
Category 1 - Pneumatic tyres of rubber, of a kind used on motor cars (including station wagons and racing cars) other than tyres placed on the market as tyres in category 6 62510 40111000 Category 2 - Pneumatic of rubber, of a kind used on buses or lorries other than tyres placed on the market as tyres in category 6 40112010 40112090 Category 3 - Pneumatic of rubber, of a kind used on motorcycles other than tyres placed on the market as tyres in category 6 62541 40114020 40114080 Category 4 - Pneumatic of rubber, having a 'herring-bone' or similar tread other than tyres placed on the market as tyres in category 6 62551 40116100 40116200 40116300 40116900 Category 5 - Other pneumatic tyres of rubber, (Nes) other than tyres placed on the market as tyres in category 6 62559 40119200 40119300 40119400 40119900 Category 6 - Retreaded or used pneumatic tyres of rubber; solid or cushion tyres 62592 40121100 40121200 40122000 Category 7 - Tyres other than in categories 1 to 6 All except above All except above Totals tonnes placed on the market in the functional area of the Local Authority this registration applies to Fee equivalent to €25 per tonne of tyres x €25 Registration Fee € or €750, whichever is the higher Section 5: Declaration I/We hereby make application for registration, pursuant to the provisions of the Waste Management Act 1996 as amended and Waste Management (Tyres and Waste Tyres) Regulations 2007 (S.I. No. 664 of 2007). I/We enclose a certificate from an independent person, who is qualified at this moment in time to be appointed, or continue to act as, my/our auditor, confirming the quantities by weight and by number of units of tyres that were placed on the market in the calendar year prior to the year this application refers to. I/We enclose a copy of my/our - Waste Management Plan in respect of this application for First Registration/Re-registration, and Waste Management Report in respect of this application for Re-registration
Welcome (President, GIDHS) then Mayor introduces Tourism Minister, Adam Marshall who will open the Conference Welcome to Country 10.00 – 10.45 1. Harry White Aboriginal language Aboriginal history and language 10.45 – 11.30 2. Bill Oates – Scottish Celtic Scottish settlers and Celtic history 11.30 – 12.15 3. Robert Heather – Art How artists depicted us 12.15 – 1.00 Lunch Sandwiches/finger food/fruit platter 1.00 – 1.45 4. Graham Wilson and Bill – Gardens Old New England gardens seen through the eyes of the photographer 1.45 – 2.30 5. Janis Wilton People, places and things in the history of the Chinese in New England 2.30 – 2.45 Afternoon tea 2.45 – 3.30 6. John Graham Linking local history and genealogy research 3.30 – 4.15 Look at Trade tables and displays Dinner 6.30 for 7.00 7. Jacqui Newling – Cooking From haggis to hominy – Transporting tastes to new territories SUNDAY Time Slot Session No. Speaker Notes 9.00 – 9.45 8. Eric Kopittke – German German history 9.45 – 10.30 9. Larissa Townsend Researching local families in the archives 10.30 – 10.45 Morning tea 10.45 – 11.30 10. Graeme Hosken Keeping in touch – Correspondence in the Great War 11.30 – 12.15 11. Greg Alder Museums without walls 12.15 – 12.30 Wrap up 12.30 Lunch Sandwiches/finger food/fruit platter The Services Club operates a pick-up and drop-off service Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 5pm. Call Reception on (02) 6732 1355 to make a booking. Finish in time say 2.30 for plane from Armidale (17.55 = 5.55)
Registration Form Child’s Name: ___________________________ Address: _______________________________ City: __________________ Zip: ____________ Age: ______________ Grade: _____________ Parent(s) Name: _________________________ Parents Cell Phone: ______________________ Email Address: __________________________ Emergency Contact: Please list any allergies: In order to hold a spot for your child a $10 deposit is required. Vacation Bible School June 25-29, 2018 6:00 - 8:30 pm Ages 4yrs. – 5th grade Skits, exciting Bible lessons, crafts, games, snacks, and FUN! Hey Kids, Join the Fun as We “Set Sail” for Creativity Camp! July 16 – 20, 2018 10 AM – 2 PM Cost: $50 per Ages: Kindergarten - 5th grade MONDAY – Fabulous Art Our oceans, rivers, and lakes are filled with all types of creatures and sea life. Each child will be making several sea animals to take home.
Making the Grade Grading Scale The following scale will be used to determine report card grades for each quarter: Grade Percent Range GPA Value Definition A 90 – 100 4 Outstanding Progress B 80 – 89 3 Above Average Progress C 70 – 79 2 Average Progress D 60 – 69 1 Below Average Progress F 0 – 59 0 Failing GPA Grade point average (GPA) is based on semester grades only. GPA includes replacement grades earned during the regular school day. Regular Courses are Unweighted: Honors Courses earn quality points as follows: AICE, Advanced Placement and Dual Enrollment courses earn quality points as follows: To calculate Grade Point Average: A = 4 quality points B = 3 quality points C = 2 quality points D = 1 quality points F = 0 quality points A = 4.5 B = 3.5 C = 2.5 D = 1.5 F = 0.0 A = 5 B = 4 C = 3 D = 2 F = 0 Divide the sum of the quality points by the number of credits earned. GPA = Quality Pts / # of Credits All calculations are carried to the 5th decimal place and rounded to the 4th decimal place.
Grade Point Average 3.5 weighted GPA using the 16 college preparatory academic courses 3.0 weighted GPA using the 16 college preparatory academic courses 3.0 weighted GPA using the 16 required courses for graduation and a 3.5 GPA in the 3 vocational (CTE) credits Community Service Hours 100 hours as approved by the district or private school 75 hours as approved by the district or private school 30 hours as approved by the district or private school Test Scores SAT 1290 ACT 29 SAT 1170 ACT 26 SAT 440/440 (R/M) ACT E: 17, R: 19, M: 19 PERT scores may also be used: R:106, W:103, M:114 Online Resources ►eSembler – Check student grades and attendance ►Exam Information EOC FSA http://www.fsassessments.org SAT ACT PERT ►Florida Virtual Campus – A service of the State University System of Florida and the Florida College System (replaces FACTS.org as a college and career planning tool) http://www.flvc.org ►Florida Ready to Work Career Resources available to anyone - free. Ready To Work placement tests and coursework are available to students who register at PHS or Career Central. Ready To Work Assessment Tests will be given at PHS in April and students must register to take the test. ►Learning Express - test prep for high school, college placement, graduate school placement, and career placement (FSA, ACT, PSAT, SAT, GRE, LSAT, CNA) To access it off campus, a Pasco County Library card is required. For more information go to ►Athletic Eligibility http://www.naia.org ►Online courses: Pasco eSchool and Florida Virtual School http://www.flvs.net
Registration Instruction Early registration is now available at the online payment portal of Shanghai Jiao Tong University: . Please register first before login into the portal. Once the online payment is completed, receipt can be collected onsite on the first day (13 October 2017) of the conference. For those who choose to make the payment onsite, your receipts will be sent to you through mail (Shung Feng Express) a week later after the conference. Please be aware that early registration will be available till 1 August 2017. The online payment can be made through the following steps: Login into the online payment portal: Choose the title “Researching T&I (standard)” or “Researching T&I (student)” of the conference. For university staff, please choose “Researching T&I (standard)”. For students, please choose “Researching T&I (student)”. Then, click on the button “pay” as shown below: Please choose one of the payment methods as illustrated in the following page to make your payment: *Notice: On this page, please click “payment.yes” to enter the name of the receipt/invoice payer, which will be used as the title of your receipt. Otherwise, the title of your receipt will be the username that you use to access this online payment portal. Please be aware that once the receipt is issued, corrections are not possible. Click on “Next” to make the payment. If you have any questions about using the online payment platform, please contact Dang Li (dangli@sjtu.edu.cn) or Kyung-Hye Kim (kyunghye.kim@sjtu.edu.cn).
School Registration Invoice 2019 Date Item Amount 10/11/18 2018-2019 Capital Area Science & Engineering Fair School Registration $50 per eligible grade per building MS (grades 7 & 8) $100 HS (grades 9 – 12) $200 $ Total Due Date _________ Purchase Order # __________ Amount Received Balance $
which they are consistent with contemporary values. There should be freedom of religion, freedom of speech and freedom of association should be tolerance of diverse religion, political, social and cultural beliefs and practices, to the extent to which they are consistent with civilized values. Matters to be Addressed in the Application s 130 Registration Requirements from the Act s 125 (c ) Suggested Evidence Resources 3 (c) The school's governance arrangements. The school's methods of governance must be appropriate to its educational programs and the year levels, and number, of its students. Included in the business plan is a governance plan which includes information on: How decisions will be made Work flow 4 (d) A description of the following: (i) the school's location and catchment area (including the population projections for the area and expected effects of the proposal on the existing schools in the area); (ii) the school's educational programs and the year levels and number of its students. S136 (d) the expected impact of the proposal on government infrastructure services and resources S 136 states: In reviewing the application, the must have regard to: the effects of the proposal contained in the application on the educational system in the Territory and on the existing schools in the area the school is to be located and the impact of the proposal on government infrastructure, services and resources. Section 125 (h) the school’s staff establishment (including its structure and size) must be appropriate and adequate for the school’s education programs and the year levels, and number, of its students. Included in the business plan are: Annotated map or written description of the school’s location and catchment area. Analysis of the viability of the school as a business (see point 8) and includes examination of local schools and anticipated student movement. Description of the proposed number of students, year levels and educational programs.
Home education organisations A number of organisations provide support for families registered for home education. These organisations include: CHEC () HENCAST () (HEA) Main educator The parent who has the day-to-day responsibility for managing the education of the children is considered the ‘main educator’ and will be the first point of contact for the Liaison Unit. Parent In this manual, ‘parent’ refers to a person who has parental responsibility for the under the Children and Young People Act 2008. Under section 6 of the Education Act 2004, a parent includes a carer. Student Identification Number Every child who is enrolled in an ACT school or is registered for home education is given a unique student number. Children who have been previously enrolled in an ACT school have already been allocated a unique number. This number is used during the period of home education and enables a child to be tracked through the education system and for identification during the marking of the National Assessment Program Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN). Children who attend school on a part-time basis will use the same number for both school and home education. The number is not used for general administrative purposes. The Student Identification Number is shown on certificates of home education registration issued after July 2013. The Student Identification Number may be used when applying for student bus travel passes with ACTION buses. Parents are provided with a copy of this number when a registration certificate is issued. Index ACARA, 5 Annual report, 7, 11 Approaches, 4 Assessment and planning, 13 Australian Curriculum, 5 Authorised Person, 8, 15 Certificates of registration, 11 Certified true copies, 14 CHEC, 16 Christian Home Education Canberra, 16
ACARA, 5 Annual report, 7, 11 Approaches, 4 Assessment and planning, 13 Australian Curriculum, 5 Authorised Person, 8, 15 Certificates of registration, 11 Certified true copies, 14 CHEC, 16 Christian Home Education Canberra, 16 Compulsory education age, 5, 16 Conditions of home education registration, 7 Curriculum, 5 Curriculum materials, 4 Documenting home education, 9 Education strategies, 4 Educational opportunities, 7 HENCAST, 16 High quality education, 7 Home base, 16 Home Education Association Inc. Australia, 16 Home Education Network Canberra and Southern Tablelands, 16 Home education organisations, 16 Home visit, 7, 8, 9, 10 Home Visit Directorate Report, 10 Home Visit Parent Report, 8, 9 Legislation, 5 Liaison Unit, 15 Main educator, 16 Moving from interstate, 12 NAPLAN, 13 Non-compliance, 11 Parent, 16 Parent report, 8, 9 Parent feedback, 11 Part-time home education, 12 Privacy and confidentiality, 15 Process overview, 6 Provisional registration, 7 Records used for the home education, 9 Registration (initial), 8 Registration renewal, 8 Registration renewal without a home 10 Resources, 14 Student number, 16 Supporting documentation, 7 Testing, 13 Working with Vulnerable People, 15 Work samples, 10 Year 10 or 12 certificates, 4
REFRESHMENTS While never expected, refreshments for the riders are always welcomed & appreciated. Fresh fruit and water is ideal to keep the riders hydrated and healthy. If your event falls during a main meal time (breakfast, lunch, dinner) and you would you like to provide this, please note here the details so we can incorporate this into the Riders meal-plan. WET WEATHER PLAN Do you have an alternative venue plan? Please list the address here and any alternative arrangements for entrance and parking. ANY OTHER DETAILS Is there anything else you would like us to know? MEDIA Will you contact your local media (Newspaper, Radio, Online News Websites, What’s On Guides etc.)? Please advise who you are contacting. Please list. PRESS RELEASES We will be creating local press releases. These should be in addition to your contacts in your local community. Please advise who could participate in the local media release? Name: Email: WHITE RIBBON RIDE EVENT IDEAS To get you inspired, we have put together some event ideas from previous Rides: Panel discussion Riders told their stories then fielded questions/comments from the audience. This event was interactive, thought-provoking, and really well received by the community. School visits The Riders have visited a vast of schools where they captivated the children with their bikes and messages. The messaging resonated, with kids being told to ‘be awesome to each other, especially your mums, sisters and friends’, and that bullying was not cool. Baking There has been an array of home cooking at events and many of the items helped to spread the message with effective use of the White Ribbon logo. We even sell a logo-shaped cookie cutter on our website. Ribbons An aerial was taken of a hundred school children holding sheets of white paper above their heads, standing in the shape of a ribbon. After listening to the Riders speak, they knew exactly what the day was about and the photo looked great in the newspapers. We have also made a giant White Ribbon, which holds signatures and stories. We can arrange to have this delivered and displayed in your community. You could also create your own. White Ribbon Rolling Haka Schools joined together to form a rolling haka which sent shivers down even the most jaded spines. The schools utilised the opportunity to incorporate the White Ribbon kaupapa.
4:00 - 5:30 p.m. BASF Welcome Function 7:30 p.m. – 12:00 a.m. Ice Breaker Event Thursday - JANUARY 18, 2018 7:00 - 8:00 a.m. Breakfast 10:00- 12:00 p.m. CONNECT An enriching session on the best version of yourself. Great opportunity to network with other “partners”. 12:00 p.m. Awards Luncheon 1:30 – 4:30 p.m. CREATE Stay tuned for further details regarding the creative segment of the program. 6:00 p.m. Doors Open to Mayfield Dinner Theatre 8:00 p.m. SHOW “Canada 151” FRIDAY – JANUARY 19, 2018 7:00 - 8:00 a.m. Breakfast 11:30 a.m. KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Dan Comiskey, Safety in the Workplace Please refer to delegate Agenda for details on the Key Note Speaker. 12:45 p.m. Luncheon 66TH ANNUAL MEETING REGISTRATION FORM Registration: Pricing if payment is received BEFORE December 15, 2018 Last Name Name Delegate Registration, Includes meetings, key note speaker, all meals, dinner theatre & workshop: $300 Partner Program access to workshops, meals, dinner theatre PLUS Connect & Create program: $300 ONLY Select one/person Extra Breakfast or Lunch tickets $35 each Extra Banquet Tickets $95 each Please indicate all Food Allergies Check this box to attend the Communication Workshop on Wednesday afternoon Check this box to attend Safety Beyond the Policy Manual Workshop on Wednesday afternoon
Sub Total GST 5% Total Pricing if payment is received AFTER December 15, 2018 Last Name First Name Delegate Registration, As $350 Partner Program As Above. $350 ONLY Select one/person Breakfast or Lunch tickets $40 each Dinner Theatre Tickets $110 very limited supply Please indicate all Food Allergies this box to attend the Communication Workshop on Wednesday afternoon Check this box to attend Safety Beyond the Policy Manual Workshop on Wednesday afternoon Have you remembered to book your hotel rooms? Deadline to reserve at group rate of $159/room is December 15, 2018 Sub Total GST 5% Total Individual Reservations Via (780) 484-0821 or toll free at 1-800-661-9804, Quote group code of "ASP" Via Website Quoting Group Code: ASP under the “Special Rate Code” Via Personalized Webpage Make all Cheques Payable to Association of Alberta Co-op Seed Cleaning Plants Ltd. If paying by E-Transfer; contact Monica For Details. Please return form to: FAX: 1.888.446.5853. or EMAIL Please remit payments to: Alberta Seed Processors 5030 50th Street, Lacombe, AB T4L 1W8 (list as of October 1, 2018) THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS
4:00 - 5:30 p.m. BASF Welcome Function 7:30 p.m. – 12:00 a.m. Ice Breaker Event Thursday - JANUARY 18, 2018 7:00 - 8:00 a.m. Breakfast 10:00- 12:00 p.m. CONNECT An enriching session on being the best version of yourself. Great opportunity to network with other “partners”. 12:00 p.m. Awards Luncheon 1:30 – 4:30 p.m. CREATE Stay tuned for further details regarding the creative segment of the program. 6:00 p.m. Doors Open to Mayfield Dinner Theatre 8:00 p.m. SHOW “Canada 151” FRIDAY – JANUARY 19, 2018 7:00 - 8:00 a.m. Breakfast 11:30 a.m. KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Dan Comiskey, Safety in the Workplace Please refer to delegate Agenda for details on the Key Note Speaker. 12:45 p.m. Luncheon 66TH ANNUAL MEETING MEMBERS REGISTRATION FORM Early Registration: Pricing if payment is received BEFORE December 15, 2018 Last Name First Name Delegate Registration, Includes meetings, key note speaker, all meals, dinner theatre & workshop: $300 Partner Program access to workshops, meals, dinner theatre PLUS Connect & Create program: $300 ONLY Select one/person Extra Breakfast or Lunch tickets $35 each Extra Banquet Tickets $95 each Please indicate all Food Allergies Check this box to attend the Communication Workshop on Wednesday afternoon Check this box to attend Safety Beyond the Policy Manual Workshop on Wednesday afternoon
Sub Total GST 5% Total Pricing if payment is received AFTER December 15, 2018 Last Name First Name Delegate Registration, As $350 Partner Program As $350 ONLY Select one/person Breakfast or Lunch tickets $40 each Dinner Theatre Tickets $110 very limited supply Please indicate all Food Allergies Check this box to attend the Communication Workshop on Wednesday afternoon Check this box to attend Safety Beyond the Policy Manual Workshop on Wednesday afternoon Have you remembered to book your rooms? Deadline to reserve at group rate of $159/room is December 15, 2018 Sub Total GST 5% Total Individual Reservations Via (780) 484-0821 or toll free at 1-800-661-9804, Quote group code of "ASP" Via Website Quoting Group Code: ASP under the “Special Rate Code” Via Personalized Webpage Make all Cheques Payable to Association of Alberta Co-op Seed Cleaning Plants Ltd. If paying by E-Transfer; contact Monica For Details. Please return form to: FAX: 1.888.446.5853. or EMAIL Please remit payments to: Alberta Seed Processors 5030 50th Street, Lacombe, AB T4L 1W8 (list as of October 1, 2018) THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS THANK YOU TO OUR PLATINUM SPONSORS
Caffeine None Coffee Tea Soda # of cups/cans/bottles per day Drugs Do you currently use recreational or street Yes No Have you ever given yourself street drugs with a needle? Yes No Alcohol Do you drink alcohol? Yes No If yes, what kind? How many drinks per week? Are you concerned about the amount you drink? Yes No Have you considered stopping? Yes No Have you ever experiences blackouts? Yes No Are you to “binge” drinking? Yes No Tobacco Do you use tobacco? Yes No Cigarettes – pks/day Chew - #/day Pipe - #/day Cigars - #/day # of years smoking Or quit year Personal Safety Do you live alone? Yes No Do you have frequent falls? Yes No Do you have vision or hearing loss? Yes No Do you have an Advance Directives and/or living will? Yes No Would you like information on the preparation of these? Yes No Physical and/or mental abuse have also become major public health issue in the country. This often takes the form of verbally threatening behavior or actual physical or sexual abuse. Would you like to discuss this issue with the provider? Yes No HEALTH HISTORY Past Medical History (Do you currently have or have you ever had any of the following): Diabetes High Blood Pressure Condition Seizures Blood Disorder Clots Stroke Cancer Asthma Mitral Valve Prolapse (heart murmur) Heart Attack Other: Past Surgical History (Have you had any of the following surgeries): Hysterectomy Bladder Surgery Surgery for Urinary Incontinence Surgery on the Ovaries Endometriosis Surgery C-Section Tubal Ligation Appendectomy Gallbladder Surgery Ectopic Pregnancy Hernia Surgery Cancer Surgery Other: Other: Other: Family Medical History (Choose all illnesses that a member of your family has/had): High Blood pressure Diabetes Uterine Cancer Ovarian Cancer Cervical Cancer Colon or Rectal Cancer Breast Cancer Other: Other:
_____ Audio recording or quoted remarks of my child for use in promotional or educational materials as follows: Printed publications or materials Electronic publications or presentations Web sites Parent Signature: _______________________________________ Date: ____________ Regency Christian Academy A Ministry of South Orlando Baptist Church 11513 South Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL, 32837 Phone: 407-851-7270 fax: 407-859-1130 I parent of have received the “Know Your Child Care Facility” brochure (CF/PI 175-24) and Regency Christian Academy’s Care facility written discipline policy. *Parent Signature Witness Date Date I , parent of ______________ have received “The Flu: A Guide for Parent.” brochure (CF/PI 175-70).
Areas of specialisation List of relevant references: Ref no Project title Name of entity Country Overall contract value (EUR) carried out by legal entity (%) No of staff provided Name of client Origin of funding Dates (start/end) Name of consortium members, if any … … … … … … … … … Detailed description of project Type and scope of services provided … … Other relevant information
Licence Details Licence Number: Expiry Date: Applicant Details Surname: Title: Given Name(s): Other Names: Date of Birth: Place of Birth: Postal Address and Contact Details Unit/Building Number: Street Number: Street Name: Suburb: State: Postcode: Country: Telephone: Mobile: Fax Number: Email: Employer Details (only to be completed if you are currently employed by a licensed Real Estate / Business Agent in the NT) Name of Employer: Licence Number: Unit/Building Number: Street Number: Street Name: Suburb: State: Postcode: Country: Telephone: Mobile: Fax Number: Employer Declaration Employer declares that applicant is employed in their organisation. Employer certifies that they have read applicant's disclosures. Date Employer Signed: Employer Signature …………………….. Disclosures 1. Have you been found guilty (whether or not in the Territory) of an offence that involves dishonesty or violence or an offence against the Misuse of Drugs Act or the Kava Management Act in the past 12 months? Yes No (If yes, please provide relevant details) 2. Are you an undischarged bankrupt or have you applied to take the benefit of any law for the relief of bankrupt or insolvent debtors, compounded with creditors or made an assignment of your remuneration for their benefit in the past 12 months? Yes No (If yes, please provide relevant details) 3. Are you mentally incapable of performing duties as an agent’s representative? Yes No (If yes, please provide relevant details)
C.6.2 Educational facilities Please provide: C.6.2.i A plan of the school showing the location of facilities available for each program offered across the school day. C.7 Are you proposing to a senior secondary course? Yes Go to C.9 No Go to Part D C.8 Accredited senior secondary course C.8.1 Which senior secondary course are you applying to deliver? VCE VCAL IB Diploma Programme C.8.2 VCE units and/or VCAL strands to be offered Please add additional rows as required Code / Unit No. VCE or VCAL Title of VCE Unit or VCAL strand Total hours of delivery p/week Total delivery in hours Code / Unit No. E.g. EO01 VCE English Unit 4.2 60 hours E.g. EO01 C.8.3 Partnerships Will any part of the accredited course be delivered by another provider (registered training organisation, another school, etc.)? Yes Go to C.9.4 If the school shares responsibility for delivering a senior secondary course with another provider, there must be evidence in the form of a copy of a written agreement between the school and the provider stating how the requirements of the minimum standards for delivery of a senior secondary course will be met. No Go to C.9.5 C.8.4 Proposed partner organisations Please add additional rows as required Name of proposed partner organisation Responsibilities of partner organisation – course to be delivered C.8.5 Principles to apply Evidence for this standard is addressed in C.1. C.8.6 Governance and probity Evidence for this standard is addressed in C.1.2 and C.1.3. In addition, there must be evidence that: C.8.1.i the physical environment is sufficient to support the delivery of the course C.8.1.ii teachers are suitably qualified and experienced C.8.1.iii procedures to support students to undertake a course best suited to their abilities
All parents and students are invited to attend the annual High School Showcase on Thursday, January 24, 2019 at the World Golf Village Convention Center from 3:30 – 7:00 p.m. Learn about the high school Programs of Choice and meet representatives from each high school. Academy Nights Each high school will host an informational 2019 Academy All parents of students interested in attending one of the academies should make plans to attend these events. Each Academy Night will begin at 6:00 p.m., except for St. Johns Technical High School which will begin at 5:30 p.m. January 29 St. Johns Technical 5:30 – 6:30pm January 29 St. Augustine ALL St. County Center for the Arts and Murray Middle School requests must apply by February 19, 2019. (Auditions at St. Augustine High School and Murray Middle School will occur on February 15, 2019) 6:00 – 7:30pm January 30 D. Nease 6:00 – 7:30pm January 31 Bartram Trail 6:00 – 7:30pm February 4 Creekside 6:00 – 7:30pm February 5 Pedro Menendez 6:00 – 7:30pm February 5 Ponte Vedra 6:00 – 7:30pm Any SJCSD resident who is moving a student from home school, virtual school or private school may apply for an academy by pre-registering at their current zoned school and complete a Program of Choice paper application at that time, for inclusion in the application process. All paper applications need to be received at the school prior to the close of the school day, by February 19. If you should have any questions, please feel free to contact Theresa Dodd at 904-547-4870 or Theresa.Dodd@stjohns.k12.fl.us.
8:30 – 9:30 Ballet 6 8:30 – 9:30 Teen Jazz Wednesday 4:30 – 5:30 Improv 5:30 – 6:30 Tap Company 5:30 – 6:30 Combo - 2 (2, 3, 4 year olds) 6:30 – 7:30 Elite Technique 6:30 – 7:30 Adv. / Int. Technique 7:30 – 8:30 Elite Modern Company 7:30 – 8:30 Jazz (7 – 12 years) 8:30 – 9:30 Elite Contemporary Co. Thursday 4:30 – 5:30 Collegiate 5:30 – 6:30 Junior Jazz / Lyrical 5:00 – 6:00 Ballet 3 / Intermediate Technique 6:30 – 7:30 Ballet 4 6:00 – 7:30 Mini Company 7:30 – 8:30 Pointe 7:30 – 8:30 Tap (7 – 12 years) 8:30 – 9:30 Advance HipHop Saturday Class 10:00 -11:00 Combo - (5, 6, 7 year olds) Tuition Estimate: due 1st of the month / late after the 10th Costume Estimate: due before Thanksgiving holiday I acknowledge this is just an estimate of tuition and costumes to be paid. These amounts may change based on classes enrolled in and costume sizes ordered: Initials here:
Staff Background Form Revised 03/2018 (Duplicate this form as needed) Education, Training and Professional Experience of Certified and Noncertified Members (Including individuals certified in other countries and in States other than New York) School: Staff Name: Other Name Known by: Signature: Date: Position: Educational Director Administrative Director Coordinator Lead/Head Teacher (3-5s only) Teacher Assistant/Teacher Aide (3-5s only) Educational Background: For Support Staff/Teacher Assistants & Aides: include highest education level completed. For Professional Staff: If degree is not final, attach all transcripts of college courses completed by individual staff member. Institution Dates Major Field of Study Credit Hours Degrees or Diplomas (Type & Subject Area) From To Teaching Certifications (In State & Out-of-State): attach a copy of the most recent teaching certificate If other than permanent certification in Early Childhood Education, a completed Study Plan must also be submitted (page 5). Title State Date Issued Certification Initial Permanent Teaching Experience with Children Under Age Six (6): include current position Age Groups Dates Name of Employer Position Held From To
Participant name Designation Membership status (M/S/NM) CIMA ID Mobile No Email Address 1. 2. 3. 4. Investment Number of participants Sub total CIMA students SLR 2500 CIMA members SLR 2500 Non-members SLR 4000 Total
Training Workshop Registration Participant details Name: Company: Position: Address: Contact: phone: mobile: e-mail: Invoicing: Order number: Contact: Email: Special dietary requirements Workshop details: Venue: Plant Research Centre (Meeting Room 1) Entrance 2B Hartley Grove Urrbrae, Adelaide, SA Date: Tuesday 10 July 2018 Start: 9.00am (Arrival from 8:30 am) Finish: 3.00pm Cost: $385 (Including GST) – to be invoiced Lunch, morning and afternoon tea provided Return registration to: Michael Rettke at SARDI by email on
Current Count of Special Dietary Needs Registration and Intake Branch Logistics Section Special Food Service Needs Update Form Three times daily; 8 a.m., Noon and Midnight Dietary and Special Needs Registration and Intake Branch Appropriate Branch based on need Special Form Individually as needs are identified This may only be a partial listing of the data needs of the shelter from the Registration and Intake Branch. Additional reporting needs may be identified as the shelter operates. Medical Medical
IMMEDIATE NEEDS SERVICES: Mobility assistance – wheelchair, cane, crutches, etc. Special Medical Needs Services Triage Nurse Language assistance – Non-English speaking, non-verbal, etc. Registration and Intake Services Branch Director Mental health assistance – declared substance addiction, declared psychological or sociological disorder , anger, depression, overwhelming emotions Special Medical Needs Services Triage Nurse Physical health assistance – illness, pain, injury, disease, need of medication (prescribed or over-the-counter) Special Medical Needs Services Triage Nurse GREETER QUICK GUIDE IMPORTANT FORMS/HADOUTS: Group Pre-Registration Form – given to a group upon initial entry Addresses functional and other needs individuals may have that should be or may need to be managed at the shelter Assure the evacuee(s) understand and complete the form Once complete, give a copy of the Rules and Guidelines Rules and Guidelines – Given to group upon completion of Group Form Addresses personal responsibility and safety and shelter rules and guidelines. Assure the evacuee understands the Disclosure Statement and doesn’t have any questions. Reinforce the basic shelter rules. OTHER SHELTER SERVICES: Evacuee Communications Restricted internet access Telephones (pre-paid, collect, and local calls only) Children’s Activities Infant, toddler, and youth activity items for checkout by a parent or guardian Crisis Counseling Helping people to understand current situation and reactions, assisting in the review of their options, providing emotional support, and encouraging linkage with other resources and agencies who may assist the individual. Programmatic Counseling (not immediately available at opening) Helping people develop a family plan utilizing assistance programs and other available resources to allow the family to leave the shelter for a better and more permanent living solution. SCHEDULES: Breakfast – Time Lunch – Time Dinner – Time Shower Schedule Insert shower schedule here. Lights On - Time Out – Time Evacuee Briefings Times
Location of Apparatus/ Laboratory: Room no.: Level: Building: School/Centre: Street number: Suburb: State: Postcode: Apparatus / Laboratory Custodian: Title: Given name: Family name: Position: Contact number: Email address: Proposed use of Apparatus/ Laboratory: Radiation activity: Where applicable, list all ionising radiation apparatus (4.1), sealed source devices (4.2) & unsealed radiation source (4.3) in the laboratory. Ionising Radiation Apparatus Description of apparatus (please tick one only): □ General X-Ray apparatus (radiography) □ XRF □ Radiography/Fluoroscopy □ Industrial X-Ray □ Mammography □ Security Screening
Registration Checklists Fellows: Clinical & Areas of Focused Competence (AFC) (Diploma) Programs CPGME CHECKLIST Check Mark Manual Section Tasks Submit to/Deadline A Review, sign & return your Letter of (LOO) Electronic copy: submit to (all pages and in a clear pdf format) one week after receipt of your LOO Original Copy: Office 260 Brodie Centre when meeting with the CPGME Resident Administrator prior to the Fellowship Start Date B Review, sign & return Independent Contract (IC) Electronic copy: submit to (all and in a clear format) one week after receipt of your IC Original Copy: CPGME Office 260 Brodie Centre when meeting with the CPGME Resident Administrator prior to the Fellowship Start Date C Activate your UMNetID and Email Account within one week receiving the Welcome Email D Activate Aurora Student and Personal Identification Number (PIN) E S Complete & submit the Canadian Post M.D Education Registry – Email a clear completed CAPER to two months prior to the commencement of training F Medical Diploma Email a clear copy to two months prior to the commencement of training Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA/Employer) Checklist Check Mark Manual Section Tasks Submit to/Deadline H Submit one Original Police Information Check/Criminal Record Check (including Vulnerable Sector Search Check) – Medical Staff Administrative Services (MSAS) 4th Floor – 650 Main St., Winnipeg, MB R3B 1E2, one month prior to the commencement of training I Submit one Original Manitoba Adult Abuse registry Check – J Submit one Original Manitoba Child Abuse Registry Check – K Banking Information – Submit WRHA Medical Remuneration Direct Deposit Form and VOID Cheque or Banking Information L Complete Immunization & N95 Fit Testing Requirements – Trainees must contact one of the Occupational Health Units to schedule an appointment within a minimum of two months prior to the training start date. Complete & submit directly to a OESH Office. MSAS the immunization appointment date. M Benefits Please refer to your Independent Contract
Mark Manual Section Tasks Submit to/Deadline P Apply for CPSM License You must complete and return the application to the CPSM Office, 1000-1661 Portage Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3J 3T7 by : April 1 for Residents from R1 Match May 1 or 12 weeks prior to the commencement of training for Residents from R2 Match March 15 for R4 Match (MSM, PSM & FM ER) G Submit one Original Police Information Check/Criminal Record Check (including Vulnerable Sector Search Check) – CPSM 1000 – 1661 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3J 3T7, one month prior to the commencement of training H Submit one Original Manitoba Abuse registry Check – I Submit one Original Manitoba Child Abuse Registry Check – Canadian Medical Protective Association (CMPA) / Liability Insurance Checklist Check Mark Manual Section Tasks Submit to/Deadline Q Apply for CMPA Membership The application must be submitted by May 8 or 12 prior to the commencement of training Final Tasks Prior to Commencement of Training Check Mark Manual Section Tasks Submit to/Deadline Z Attend Mandatory One on one meeting with CPGME Resident Administrator Bannatyne Campus (please refer to Section Z of the registration manual for the dates and location) T Receive Pager & Requisition Forms for HSC Facility Access Card and Lab Coats Requisition Form for HSC Facility Access Card: Security Services - MS245 Building (2nd Floor) at the Health Sciences Centre Requisition Form for Lab Coats: Sewing Room, Laundry Room-Basement, Health Sciences Centre U Obtain University of Manitoba Photo ID Card Front Reception Neil John MacLean Health Sciences Library X Complete Personal Health Information Act (PHIA) Either at the CPGME Orientation in June or through PGME Important Dates: is on Wednesday, June 26, 2019 at 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM in Frederic Gaspard Theatre (formerly Theatre A)-2nd floor, Basic Medical Sciences Building-745 Bannatyne Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3E 0W2 (). Attendance is mandatory for New Trainees. is scheduled from June 17, 2019 to June 28, 2019. Attendance is mandatory for New IMG Trainees (including both Canadian Citizens/Permanent Residents and non-Canadian/Permanent Resident of Canada) It is imperative that the trainees must submit the required documents on time, to avoid any delays in the commencement of training or payment.
REGISTRATION FORM 1st Moscow Molecular Allergology Meeting (MMAM 2018) Title Family Name * Name * Hospital (Institution) * Department (Position) P.O. Box (Street address) ZIP Code – City Country Telephone* E-mail * Abstract ☐No ☐Yes (poster) Fee (500 Rubles) for whole day catering to be paid on spot: ☐No ☐Yes * required fields
14th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ABOLITION THE UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST INDIES ST. AUGUSTINE, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO JUNE 12 – 15, 2012 ICOPA - 14 REGISTRATION FORM Name Institution / Organisation Address (inc. postal code) Country E-mail Phone Please delete as appropriate Are you participating as a: CONFERENCE DELEGATE / PRESENTER / PANELLIST / OTHER If applicable, please give details below including any specific requests, e.g. powerpoint Do you intend to submit a paper? If yes, have you submitted an abstract? YES / NO YES / NO Are you a student? YES / NO Will you be accompanied by any friends/ family members? YES / NO If yes, please give details below. Do you require assistance with booking accommodation? YES / NO If yes, please indicate below what type of accommodation you are looking for Your arrival details (please include time of arrival, flight number, etc.) Would you like us to arrange an airport pick up? YES / NO Date of departure days are you attending? Tues pm YES/NO Wed 13 YES/NO Thur 14 YES/NO Fri 15 YES/NO Notes / details Conference fees: 1 day attendance - $250 TT / $40 US 3 day attendance - $600 TT / $100 US We are currently investigating payment options. For now, please register without payment. Please note that we may be able to offer a discounted conference rate in certain circumstances. Signature Date Please complete and return this form to: ICOPA14TT@GMAIL.COM
Registration Form 7th International Capstone Course (ICC) - Rome, Italy (7th January - 1st March 2019) All participants to the 7th ICC shall register using this form, to be submitted by November 5th 2018 via e-mail to ICC Section ( and ) Attendee Information Salutation / Rank * Family Name * Given Name * Organization * Nationality * (other ) Passport Passport number * Date of issue * Date of expiry Contact Information Address * City * Province/State (as required) Nation * (other ) Zip Code/Postal code * Business Telephone Number * Cell Phone * Business Fax Email address * Flight Schedule ** Date of arrival at FCO Airtport * Time of arrival (24 hours format) * : Airline * Flight Number * (via ) Date of departure from * Time of departure (24 format) * : Airline * Flight Number * (via ) Transportation from the airport to the hotel * NEEDED NOT NEEDED I have read the Joining Instructions * CONFIRM * Mandatory fields. ** Please Note: All participants are expected to attend the closing ceremony, i.e. departures should be scheduled after the event.
Your name/ Client’s name: Client ID Address: Contact Number: DOB: Gender: Ethnicity: Sexuality: Religion: Preferred Language: (for communication purposes) Communication (hearing/visual/literacy difficulties, etc.) How do you want to be involved? Tick the things that interest you Service User Involvement: Use your experience of mental health to make a better Inspire service by attending meetings and helping us with recruitment. Co-Production: Help design, develop and deliver Inspire services as a respected member of our involvement team, become an involvement champion. Peer Support: Join one of our groups and help others by giving emotional, social and practical help. Promoting: Assist us by spreading the word about what the service offers by helping with our marketing/newsletter and/or talking to people in your community. Other: Tell us how else you might like to be involved… Please tell us about any skills or experience that you can bring to the Service User Involvement & Co-Production Service i.e. IT, translation & language skills, administration By providing us your details you are agreeing to us contacting you the work of the Inspire Consortium and other organisations that may provide opportunities for Mental Health Service Users. The information that you provide to us will not be shared with any organisation outside of the Inspire Consortium.
SAINT LUKE CATHOLIC CHURCH REGISTRATION Area ____ ID# ___________ Family last name only – please print. Date ____________________ Address: number and street name City State Zip Telephone: Home Work Cellular E-mail: 1. 2. First Name Last Name (if different) Gender Male or Female Date of Birth (Mo - Day - Yr) Occupation M = Married W = Widow D = Divorced Sp= Separated Si = Single Religion Sacraments [ Please reply: Yes or No ] Catholic Baptism First Eucharist Catholic Marriage Heads of Household Unmarried Children at Home Grade PLEASE CONTINUE ON REVERSE SIDE
The details of NEFT for fund transfer: SB Account No.54003825745, IFSC Code – SBMY0040197 / MICR 560006032, Banker: State Bank of Mysore, Rajajinagar Branch(40197), Bangalore.560 010. Mail Registration Form to: ISACA Bangalore Chapter, S 13, 531, 2nd Priya Chambers, Opposite St.Theresa Hospital, Near E-Zone Dr.Rajkumar Road, Rajajinagar, Bangalore 560010 Tel: +91 80 233 77956 Email – Registration form & NEFT details to
Mouwasat Hospital – Dammam Training & Career Development Department General Registration Form Please fill up the form electronically, handwriting is not acceptable, then email it to: education@mouwasat.com The Activity Title: “Controversies in the Field of Orthopaedics and Rheumatology” The Activity Date: 27-Oct-2018 Please ensure this is the correct spelling of your name and your SCFHS Card No. in order to enter your data on the SCFHS website to get CME Name*:------------------------------------------ SCFHS Card No *:------------------------------ Specialty (Job ------------------------- Hospital: ----------------------------------------- Mobile: ------------------------------------------ Address*:--------------------------------- * means necessary information. ♣For more information Training & Career Development Department Tel: +966 13 820 0000 Ext: 2403/ 2413/ 2416 Web site: http://www.mouwasat.com
Address: Country: Your Specialization Field(s) Participation fees Academic sector : PhD student 100 € ❑ post-doc/professor 200 € ❑ Others 400 € ❑ Please transfer the money to Banque Belfius - 44, Boulevard Pachéco - B 1000 Bruxelles Account number: 091-0015728-43 IBAN : BE66.0910.0157.2843 BIC (SWIFT) : GKCCBEBB With communication: 41.11000.031 + "Participant Name" You can send the proof of your bank transfer by mail to: