Images Dated 26th May 2022

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Today was a day for Lockhart Campus pupils to help our local
community in Stevenston by growing marigold flowers for their
raised beds at local library. Jean Frew who manages the local
gardens at Stevenston, kindly donated free compost, seeds,
and plants to Lockhart Campus Garden. The pupils thought it
would be nice to grow flowers for their local town library to
make it look nice. The Lockhart pupils worked hard on the day
and planted the library area. This also allowed the pupils to
mingle with the community helpers and have fun. Mr Anderston
who is teaching, ?he John Muir Award?which is a national
environmental award scheme that encourages people from all
backgrounds to connect with earth. This has also brought a
wide range of benefits for the pupils, and one being connected
with the local community helpers.


Picture by contracted freelance Steve McKendrick

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A general view inside a teaching space at Nottingham Trent University's Health and Allied Professions Centre.
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First look at the new Nottingham Trent University (NTU) Health and Allied Professions Centre at NTU? Clifton Campus in Clifton, Nottingham.
The new Health and Allied Professions Centre at NTU? Clifton Campus features simulated healthcare environments including hospital wards, consultation rooms and counselling rooms.
Lifelike patient manikins will also be used in the settings to give students the experience of working with men, women and children with a variety of health conditions. As well as learning about healthy body functions, students will be able to respond to how the body reacts to certain altered physical and emotional states.
Two additional floors provide office and flexible teaching spaces, including removable seating in large classrooms to allow for creative learning approaches such as role play.
Photo: Thursday 26th May 2022.
(Copyright: Joseph Raynor/ Nottingham Post)

© Joseph Raynor/ Nottingham Post

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A 1951 Fender Telecaster Precision Bass Guitar, favoured by Sting, which was originally sold as part of charity auction in celebration of his 50th Birthday, is to on sale on 15th June at Anderson & Garland Auctioneers in Newcastle Upon Tyne. The stunning guitar, which is signed by some of the North East celebrities including Sting himself, Robson Green, Phil Sumner, Tim Healy and Denise Welsh (then Healy), has an estimate of ?2000 - ?3000