UCEC is a British company located in London. UK and China in Education aims to implement a comprehensive promotion strategy to facilitate basic educational exchanges and cooperation between UK and China.
The Association of Dental Groups (ADG) is a trade association whose members are dental providers and employers using a corporate or group model to serve both private and NHS patients across the UK.
Founded in 2013, Zhongrui Funing Holding Group focuses on the field of intelligent service robots. It researches, develops, produces and markets medical robots and robots for care based settings.
Located in the Northumberland National Park, Dunshiel Farm sits on the edge of the village of Elsdon.
The Carmichael Family have farmed Dunshiel for decades. Neil Carmichael is currently restoring the farmhouse whilst developing plans for more woodland, encouraging wildlife, grassland management and starting a herd of Highland Cattle.
Neil Carmichael was the Member of Parliament for Stroud between 2010 and 2017 and Chair of the House of Commons Education Select Committee between 2015 and 2017. He had previously been a member of the Environment Audit Committee and also established two All Parliamentary Party Groups: Governance and Leadership in Education, and Vascular Diseases.
Prior to his incumbency as MP, Neil spent several years as a visiting lecturer in British political history, European Union policies and institutions, and rural economic development. He also worked in business from 2001 until 2010, working in business development projects, developing project finance capabilities and liaising with firms and corporations, including Bevan Brittan, Hutchinson and Sainsbury’s. Neil was also Chief Executive and then Chairman of Northumbria Daybreak, a charity providing day care for adults with learning disabilities.
Public Health England’s report “Oral Health Inequalities in England”, published last month, is the first time that epidemiological data, NHS data, and academic research, have been brought together to confirm the oral health inequalities that have persisted in England over the past decade. Its findings are stark. For example, relative
Sustainable learning is a must have in a world battered by COVID19, where uncertainties are the norm; technology drives exponential change; society and the economy have become increasingly atomised in nature; and, international relationships are, increasingly, tense and mercantile. “Sustainable” is a much-used word, sometimes with values implied or attached, but longevity, durability and resilience all included. For education, it is all about laying foundations, learning to learn, ‘making well-considered choices’, proactive
The Association of Dental Groups has welcomed the publication of Public Health England’s report on “Oral health inequalities in England”. The report reveals stark variations between regions in oral health and highlights a clear “north/south” divide. Standardised incidence of oral cancer was highest in the North West, North East and