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Creative English: A Family Thing
Over the summer I had the opportunity to tag along with the Creative English Lead Trainer, Anne Smith, and help out with running three family learning sessions. I jumped at the chance to get involved, as whilst I’ve worked with children in Primary Schools before, […]
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A solution for a new UK landscape
Scotland has spoken – and has decided to remain part of the UK. Nonetheless, a historic change is occurring. Under the “devo max” settlement promised by Westminster, Scotland will gain new powers to make its own decisions over many areas of policy, including tax and […]
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If you’re not counted, you don’t count!
FaithAction is pleased to be supporting the Cinnamon Network’s ‘Cinnamon Faith Action Audits’ programme, alongside our partners at Lambeth Palace today! (Find out more here) This exciting new programme will involve local established networks, working across faiths to see how much faith-based social action is […]
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Creative English Innovation Fund FAQs
Thank you for your interest in the Creative English Innovation Fund. You still have just over two weeks to apply for the fund, but in order to help you with your application we have put together a list of the frequently asked questions: I am […]
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Mental Health- it’s good to talk
Mental health is in the headlines this week – sadly for all the wrong reasons. However, the fact that people are talking about issues such as depression is, in itself, a good thing. Mental health issues are extremely common, and thought to affect one in […]
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Baroness Warsi’s resignation- will Faith be left out of the Cabinet?
Baroness Warsi’s resignation today has shocked a number of people around the country… however, I am not surprised. I currently follow Baroness Warsi on Twitter (@SayeedaWarsi) and she has been open and outspoken about the need for policy and action in Gaza. She has never […]
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This Way Up
Pete English is CEO of the youth charity This Way Up, which supports young people affected by family breakdown, bereavement and any kind of loss, as well as training churches to use its Lost & Found small group course material. Further information can be found […]
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Neighbourhood schemes to tackle social isolation
This morning, on Radio 4, a report was broadcast on the schemes that have been set up for the elderly by local residents (often by those who are over 60 themselves) to help reduce the social isolation. Garforth Neighbourhood Elders Team in Leeds was one […]
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Diary of a Creative English Trainer: Day 10
Taking Creative liberties! I thought I’d share some tweaks I’ve made with a couple of Session Plans for Creative English. The beauty of this programme is that it contains 38 pre-prepared, highly relevant Session Plans for all our Hubs to make use of. We have […]
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Intervention is not always bad
Do you ever find yourself shouting at the TV? I find that ‘Question Time’ makes me do this, or would do if I wasn’t watching in bed and trying not to disturb the rest of the house. Maybe we don’t do it so much now […]