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Nottingham, NGM
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3 years ago
I would like to have a an application form for before September. I would like to do animal care i have one course left to do in animal care and then i can go on to a different course. read more
Bilborough Road
Nottingham NG8 4DQ
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0115 851 5000
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Professional photographer who takes the time to understand what the customer wants, and provides a…read morerange of photographs to choose from. Bit of a perfectionist but you know you're going to get spot on pictures. Great events photographer - covered a charity function for me this year and the pictures are fab, would recommend every time.
From the owner: I am a freelance photographer, based in Oakham, Rutland, but published all over the World. I…read morespecialise in equestrian and commercial photography, examples of which can be seen in the portfolio and galleries areas of this site. I am a qualified web designer and online marketing consultant. I provide a web design and hosting service, search engine optimisation (SEO), social media consultancy and online marketing for your business. My photography has been published in many countries around the World. Editorial clients include national newspapers such as The Times, The Telegraph and The Daily Mail, as well as numerous magazines including Horse & Hound, Tatler, The Field, Country Life, Your Horse, Show Circuit (NZ), Chronicle of the Horse (USA) and many more. Commercial photography clients include companies such as Land Rover, Dodson & Horrell, Noble Outfitters, Apatchy, Empire Horseboxes, Tagg Equestrian, Grandstand Media and Supreme Products.
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well, let me start. So basically, this uni yeah, is so good…read morelads. the ppl here are very lovely and noiuce, cos im quite shy yeah and they really HELPed me.
Has a huge campus and offers broad selection of courses available full or part time. the facilities…read moreare huge and one is exposed to good teaching at their finger tips. You have to want to learn though.
My family and I went to University of Nottingham for my cousin's graduation and were very impressed…read moreby how organized it was. They had over 400 students graduating with their masters degrees and managed to have us in and out in no time. They had photo ops for the graduates and visitors, we got free champagne and everyone was really nice. They also rented out those nicer, portable restrooms that's look like regular public restrooms (stalls, sinks, etc) which was really nice because there were constant long lines to the restrooms in the buildings. My cousin also said she enjoyed going to school there and that she would recommend it. Good time overall.
Having never been to a university campus before I have been enlightened to how young adults take on…read morefurther education & the environment in which it is achieved. This particular one is like a large town within a city. Fabulous green area's with lakes & ponds. The education facilities are amazing. How things have changed from my education. The staff & students today have been very informative & helpful.
INTRODUCTION The UoD has 3 campuses, located in various…read moreareas of Derbyshire. These are Kedleston road (main campus), Devonshire, Markeaton Street and Britannia Mill. The one I am concentrating on for the purpose of this review is Kedleston Road. LOCATION With Kedleston Road being the main UoD campus, it is located in Derby. Perhaps not the most easy to get to universities as it is located away from the town centre, although student areas have 'grown' around the Kedleston Road & adjacent Ashbourne Road areas. The Unibus operates regular buses to the campus at a cost of £1.20 set fair, which, although convenient, can end up burning a hole in the pocket! ATMOSPHERE The UoD is a different experience to most universities. It feels a lot less daunting & more friendly than most I have visited. As the university is much more compact, you are less likely to get lost & classes are smaller than most meaning you get a more personalised university experience. FACILITIES At the heart of the campus is the Atrium, which contains all the shops & food counters. Keddies is the newsagent place where you can buy stationary supplies, newspapers, food and drink. There is also a Waterstones, student bar, bank and library. CONCLUSION Overall, a very good university.
Took part in a fitness study. Facilities were great. People were really nice.read more
Phenomenal University! I am finishing my 5th year here and it really it top rate. Hence the…read moreUniversity of the Year award from the Sunday Times. It has a massive campus from which you never have to leave if you choose not to. As a sporting university drugs are very low profile which suits me fine. Drinking is the biggest vice around and the Student's Union is a superb venue. The Civil Engineering Department is really top class. As with any Department anywhere the odd lecturer is a let down but in general lecturers are there to help. When I came on an open day I asked what it meant that the Research score for the Department was less than in other places for which I got the reply well do you want to be taught by someone who's done it or by someone who has spent their life in a lab. Good point and many of the lecturers lend real life experience into the education that can bring the subject alive.
A good visioned primary school in a relatively new building. Small enough to feel a part of but big…read moreenough to have an individuality. Needs extending to cope with increased catchment numbers.
I really good dance school be here since I was 2 the teachers are very lovely and very caring love…read morecoming here I've learned a lot coming and improved a lot
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Wonderful nursery school set in the grounds of the adjacent infants school. Staff are warm,…read morewelcoming, and friendly. Facilities are very good.
This is a small primary school. With preschool, foundation key stage 1 and key stage 2 children…read more The children total approximately 325 pupils. The school was recently rebuilt so is a purpose built school. Having 10 classrooms a library and it area. The school has enclosed playgrounds , security fencing , cctv , The children also said they wanted astroturf so that football could be a year round activity. The playschool has its own enclosed area with play equipment. Benches are available in shaded areas for the children to sit if they wish and garden area with pond is available for the schools nature topics. A truley loving , caring school that my children have been to for the last 15 years.