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| EESU/0001 |  PENDLE VALE COLLEGE Pendle Vale College is standing at the threshold of the most exciting revolution in education in Pendle for over half a century. As a result of the Building Schools for the Future initiative, the College, formerly known as Walton High School and before that Nelson Grammar School, will become a spectacular education and training facility for young people and the community in Pendle. The College will boast a position as the finest of its kind in England with outstanding, state of the art, sport, technology and conference facilities to name but a few of the developments planned. The new building will be complete by the summer of 2008. Pendle Vale College is an aspiring Sports College, with Technology as its second specialist area. In order to qualify for over £500,000 in additional financial support from the government over four years, as a designated specialist school, the College needs to raise, by public subscription, £50,000. In return for this, Pendle Vale will receive £100,000 to help fulfil its community strategy. As a Specialist College, Pendle Vale will help to raise aspirations and educational standards in Pendle, giving its community and employers access to a highly trained and motivated pool of talent, with the vision to see the wider picture. Access to conference facilities, technological resources and superb sport and leisure facilities will be available to businesses (and their present and potential employees) which choose to sponsor Pendle Vale. In addition the College believes that they can help support the training needs of a sponsor's business through the use of its outstanding facilities. Sponsorship support will also enable sponsoring companies to achieve elements of their corporate responsibility role with the added benefit, no doubt, of being able to offset any sponsorship against tax. "If you are an individual or an ex-student of Walton High School or Nelson Grammar School and want to support us raising this significant amount of money your ideas and/or contributions will be gratefully received and appropriately acknowledged in the new build". Pendle Vale College will be a brand new £30 million building. The design is innovative and unlike any other design seen for a school. It will become a landmark for Pendle and as a centre of sporting and academic excellence will enable the area's young people to reach higher and higher standards. All sponsors corporate, or individual, will have access to and be acknowledged on the Pendle Vale College website and through all media outlets. The College is more than happy to allow potential sponsors to see its exciting plans and designs. Construction started in August 2006 and they would love to walk potential investors around the building that is changing the landscape day by day. "We need your help, your support, your encouragement, your backing. Whatever you can contribute will be most gratefully received be it £5, £50, £500 or £5,000. We look forward to hearing from you". Contact: Mr. Steve Wilson, Acting Headteacher. Address: Pendle Vale College, Oxford Road, Nelson BB9 8JG. Tel.: 01282 615065. Fax: 01282 619590. E-mail: s.wilson@pendlevale.org.uk link to website
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| EESP/PL002 |  SUFFOLK NEW COLLEGE On 1st August, 2007, Suffolk College became Suffolk New College. It continues to offer high quality further education courses, including vocational programmes, AS/A levels and Apprenticeships, as were available at Suffolk College. Student achievement and retention success rates place the College in the top quartile of 16-18 provision and in the top 10% of 19+ provision in further education establishments. The College continues to sustain quality improvement with year on year enhancement. Demolition of buildings to the north of the current Suffolk College site is now underway to create space for the new £60 million further education college planned for the site. Ipswich Borough Council granted planning permission in October 2006, allowing the contractors to work with the design team to maximise value and space in the new buildings. The largest building will wrap around a three storey atrium providing circulation and dining space for the 2,000 students that are expected to use the building every day. The four storey southern block provides the core teaching space and specialist workshops. Suffolk New College is scheduled to open in autumn 2008 and will form a key element of the Education Quarter as part of the Ipswich Waterfront, an area of exciting developments and prosperity. Every town needs a focal point and the Ipswich Waterfront in the centre of Ipswich is fast realising its potential with a variety of schemes including housing, retail, restaurants, offices and community areas. Suffolk New College would like to offer sponsors the opportunity to be involved in the £60 million new college redevelopment. "Enhance your corporate image by supporting this prestigious new profile development and become involved in the development of the Education Quarter in Ipswich's Waterfront". A range of sponsorship opportunities are available. Contact: Rod Burrell, Business Development Manager (Projects). Address: No. 1 High Street, Ipswich IP1 3QH. Tel.: 01473 261100. Fax: 01473 261105. E-mail: rodburrell@suffolk.ac.uk link to website
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| EESP/PL003 |  UNIVERSITY OF NORTHAMPTON Businesses throughout the Midlands and beyond are already starting to benefit from having a fully-fledged University in their midst. When the former UCN recently achieved full research degree awarding powers as The University of Northampton, many opportunities were created for companies, organisations and individuals to participate in the year of celebrations that is following the inauguration. Any business can now take advantage of a programme of integrated sponsorship, and in so doing will gain both a commercial advantage and the chance to build lasting relationships with customers and influencers associated with the new University. A wide range of sponsorship arrangements has been established that will allow everyone to participate in this initiative, with the benefits to business only really limited by imagination. In addition to packages (Bronze, Silver & Gold), the University is keen to look at bespoke arrangements that would enable the sponsorship benefits to be tailored to the requirements of the relevant business or individual. Examples of the areas available for involvement include VIP Dinners, Open Days, School/Faculty Launches, Masterclasses, Conferences, Celebrity Guest Presentations, Summer Events, Fashion Shows, Printed Media, Student Filofax/Campus Guide, Buildings, etc. The benefits to participating organisations are significant and can include website links, logos on appropriate University literature, membership of the Supporters organisation, attendance at VIP events with the Vice Chancellor, tickets to other suitable events, access to 10,000+ students and 1,200+ staff, an enhanced business profile as a recognised supporter of the University, incorporation into media exposure that is growing all the time, etc. Contributions for elements of the sponsorship opportunities can start from as little as £2,000 and go right up to £100,000+ for major infrastructure projects that may attract the larger national company. There is effectively an opportunity for everyone, and sponsors are encouraged to act now to secure the best for their business, organisation or circumstance. The University has appointed an agency to manage initial enquiries, and interested parties are asked to contact them in the first instance on 01604 497779. Contact: Geoff Morgan, Director. Tel.: 01604 497779. Fax: 01604 670446. E-mail: university@northampton.ac.uk link to website
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Learning centres EESU/0001 |
COMMONWEALTH INSTITUTE |
'Creating Common Ground' will improve physical and intellectual accessibility to visitors to the Commonwealth Institute. A multi-use learning and activity centre will combine exhibitions, a multi-media library, interactive displays and areas for special events and workshops. Its bright, informal design will include contemporary artworks, objects to handle, books and photographs from around the Commonwealth. It will be a place in central London to learn about other cultures and to develop an understanding of global issues, such as human rights and sustainable development, in the context of the modern Commonwealth. Sponsorship is urgently needed to support the design and interior build of this space. A wide range of donations will contribute towards the development of this project, say the organisation, which is planned to be phased over the next 2-5 years. Contact: Judith Tank, Funding Development Manager. Address: Commonwealth Institute, Kensington High Street, London W8 6NQ. Tel.: 0207 603 4535. Fax: 0207 603 4525. E-mail: jtank@commonwealth.org.uk. link to website
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BURNLEY HABERGHAM HIGH SCHOOL AND TOHOKU HIGH SCHOOL, SAPPORO, JAPAN |
Burnley Habergham High School and Tohoku High School, Sapporo, Japan, are now in their fifth year as exchange partners. Students from each school stay with host families to experience both school and family life. Places of interest both locally and nationally are visited. Partners/sponsors are sought to continue this rich cultural exchange. Contact: Mr. S. Smith (Headteacher) or Mrs. W. Litherland. Address: Habergham High School, Byron Street, Burnley BB12 6NU. Tel.: 01282 775131. Fax: 01282 774214. E-mail: head@habergham.lancsngfl.ac.uk
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EESS/0002 |
FARNHAM HEATH END SCHOOL |
Farnham Heath End is a mixed 11-16 comprehensive school of 850, serving the Farnham and Aldershot areas. The most recent Ofsted report described the school as 'Good and Improving'. The school plans to build upon its record of success to date by becoming a Specialist School in Maths and Computing. As part of the bid the school must raise £50,000 sponsorship which will release from the DfES an additional £0.5m over the next four years. Benefits for sponsors would include: valuable PR exposure in association with a successful school reaching greater heights; association with the provision of high quality education; opportunities for two way staff involvement in both institutions; and direct involvement in shaping the future of Farnham Heath End School. Contact: David Hoggins, Headteacher. Address: Farnham Heath End School, Hale Reeds, Farnham, Surrey GU9 9BN. Tel.: 01252 733371. Fax: 01252 712999. E-mail: dhoggins@farnhamheathend.surrey.sch.uk.  Click button to download the school's brochure on its bid for Specialist School Status (pdf format)
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EESS/0003 |
FINCHLEY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL |
Finchley Catholic High School is applying for specialist status for its Business and Enterprise with Technology department. The school is seeking business sponsorship and partnerships as part of the government's drive to involve industry and business in education. Contact: Mr. Kevin Hoare, Head Master. Address: Woodside Lane, London N12 8TA. Tel.: 020 8445 0105. Fax: 020 8446 0691. E-mail: admin@fchs.demon.co.uk.
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EESS/0004 |
FULLBROOK SCHOOL |
In order to obtain specialist school status in the Arts, Fullbrook School needs to find a sponsor for its Performing Arts. The school has a 150-seat drama studio and a dance studio and will consider sponsors who are able to improve the opportunities it can offer its students. The school's main area of focus is in Music. Contact: R.A. Elms, Headteacher. Address: Fullbrook School, Selsdon Road, New Haw, Surrey KT15 3HW. Tel.: 01932-349301. Fax: 01932-351224. E-mail: info@fullbrook.surrey.sch.uk. link to website
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EESU/0005 |
HIGHWORTH WARNEFORD SCHOOL |
The governors of Highworth Warneford School have decided to apply for Technology College status because they believe this would have the greatest benefit to all pupils across the curriculum. As well as focussing on the lead subjects of Design Technology, Mathematics and Science, this intitiative will lead to the raising of standards in other subjects for all pupils, regardless of age or ability. In addition, they will be working closely with local primary schools, businesses and the community to ensure that Technology College Status benefits all the members of their local community. As part of their bid, they need to raise £50,000 in sponsorship which would then be matched by over £500,000 in government grants, over the next four years. They have already raised £30,000 and are seeking a further £20,000 to meet their target. Their hope is that sponsors will be keen to join them in this venture and be a part of not only raising standards in the school but also providing an exciting range of learning opportunities for all members of their local community. Contact: John Saunders, Headteacher. Address: Highworth Warneford School, Shrivenham Road, Highworth, Swindon SN6 7BZ. Tel.: 01793 762426. Fax: 01793 861865. E-mail: jgsaunders@portables2.ngfl.gov.uk Ongoing |
EESS/0006 |
HOLMES CHAPEL COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL |
Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School in Cheshire offers the opportunity to partner a highly successful school in its bid to become a specialist Science College. Together with its sponsors, the school must raise £50,000 before it can make its bid. When it is successful it will receive £500,000 over four years from the government.This will help the school to achieve its vision of being the foremost school for science education in Cheshire by enhancing the quality and range of its already strong science programme, as well as further raising its standards in all curriculum areas. Benefits for a sponsor, say the school, would include further development of the sponsor's public image by association with a successful school which is becoming even more successful; further, the sponsor's name would be associated with the provision of high quality education; there would be personal development opportunities for employees through forging links with young people and managers in education; and there would be direct involvement in shaping the future of education in Cheshire. Contact: Denis Oliver, Headteacher. Address: Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School, Selkirk Drive, Holmes Chapel, Cheshire CW4 7DX. Tel.: 01477 534 513. Fax: 01477 534 489. E-mail: oliverd@hccs.info. link to website
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EESU/0007 |
LAISTERDYKE HIGH SCHOOL |
Laisterdyke High School is seeking sponsorship support for its bid for Business and Enterprise Specialist status as an inner city foundation school. Contact: Mrs. Joan Law/Mrs. Julia Wright. Address: Laisterdyke High School. Thornbury Road, Bradford BD3 8HE. Tel.: 01274 401140. Fax: 01274 403477. E-mail: head@lais.w-yorks.sch.uk. Website: http://www.laisterdykehigh.org.uk
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EESS/0008 |
LEEDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL |
Leeds Grammar School has been developing boys' potential irrespective of background since 1552 and, with sponsors' help, hopes to continue to do so for many years to come. All kinds of sponsorship opportunities are available. Contact: Rachel Kerr, Head of Marketing. Address: Leeds Grammar School, Alwoodley Gates, Harrogate Road, Leeds LS17 8GS. Tel.: 0113 228 5157. Fax: 0113 228 5151. E-mail: rk@lgs.leeds.sch.uk. link to website
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EESS/0009 |
MINSTER COLLEGE |
Minster College is seeking sponsorship support for the development of a building and construction centre on the Isle of Sheppey for 14-19 year old boys and girls. Contact: Brian Lloyd, Director of Curriculum. Address: Minster College, Sheerness, Isle of Sheppey, Kent ME12 3JQ. Tel.: 01795 879050. E-mail: brianlloyd@pecs.fsnet.co.uk. Website: www.minstercollege.schoolzone.co.uk
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EESS/0010 |
THE NOTTINGHAM BLUECOAT SCHOOL |
Contact: Charles Slade, Senior Teacher/Project Co-ordinator. Address: Aspley, Nottingham NG8 5GY. Tel.: 0115 900 7208. Fax: 0115 942 6275. E-mail: cwslade@bluecoat.notts.sch.uk. Website: http://300appeal.org
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EESS/0011 |
ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL, HIGH WYCOMBE |
Contact: Ramzan Ghafoor. Address: 314 Hithercroft Road, High Wycombe, Bucks. HP13 5RF. Tel.: 07900 812634. E-mail: g786ram@hotmail.com.
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EESS/0012 |
ST MARTINS COLLEGE, AMBLESIDE - TEACHING PRACTICE |
A group of ten QTS students from St Martin's College are going out to South Africa to do two weeks' worth of teaching practice. They will be about an hour north of Johannesburg, teaching in farm schools. As they are students, this trip is stretching their budgets and this is where sponsors could help us. They are looking for anyone who could sponsor them to get out there and teach ... "please help us ... if you are interested we can send you a pack about what we will be doing ..." Contact: Stephanie Webster. Address: Flat 1, 12-14 Lake Road, Ambleside LA22 0AD. Tel.: 01539 432169. E-mail: shwebs@student.ucsm.ac.uk.
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EESS/0013 |
STAUNTON PARK COMMUNITY SCHOOL |
Staunton Park Community School is aiming to become a Specialist Sports College with tennis, basketball, watersports and athletics being its focus sports, in addition to its existing sporting provision. The school has a good record in Sport. OFSTED has classed it as 'an improving school' and its Sports Department is widely acknowledged as being a centre of excellence. Hampshire Local Education Authority and Havant Borough Council are firmly backing its bide. The school also enjoys strong support from a wide range of community groups. In addition the school is working with a Special School as a partner in its very inclusive bid. Its pupils respond well to sport and the school believes that, by becoming a Sports College, its academic achievement as well as sporting prowess will be very much improved. The school serves the disadvantaged community of Leigh Park and its management believe that Sports College status will boost self-belief, raise self esteem and so improve and enrich the lives of all in its locality. The good news is that every £100 sponsorship funding donated towards capital refurbishment and equipment will generate £200 matched funding from the DfES. The school is keen to invite donors and sponsors to play a part in helping the next generation of Leigh Park youngsters achieve success and improve sporting opportunities in their community. Contact: Dave Sharratt, Deputy Headteacher. Address: Staunton Park Community School, Wakefords Way, Havant, Hants. PO9 5JD. Tel.: 0239 247 3031. E-mail: d_sharratt@yahoo.com.
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EESS/0014 |
SUNNYDALE SCHOOL, SHILDON |
Situated in Shildon, County Durham, Sunnydale School is currently applying for business and enterprise college status within the government's specialist schools programme. The school's Deputy Head is interested in contacting any companies that are interested in promoting entrepreneurship at secondary school (11-16) level. The main objective of the school's project is to make young people aware of the business world and give them the inter-personal skills, together with ICT skills to cope in the future. Contact: John Sewell, Deputy Head. Address: Sunnydale School, Middridge Lane, Shildon DL4 2EP. Tel.: 01388 772526. Fax: 01388 773 184. E-mail: jsewell@hotmail.com. link to website
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EESS/0015 |
THE WOODRUSH HIGH SCHOOL |
The Woodrush High School, situated at Hollywood in North Worcestershire, is a successful 11-16 co-educational comprehensive school with sixth form. The school is applying for Specialist Status in the current round of bidding and is seeking partners/sponsors from the world of business and commerce. Its bid proposes serious and mutually beneficial participation with commercial undertakings and an expansion of school facilities to embrace the surrounding community, feeder schools, neighbouring secondary schools and potential commercial partners. The Governors and Senior Management Team at the school are committed to pursuing a radical course in securing a successful bid and are proposing links of a real and virtual nature with both business organisations and other interested parties. Contact: Ms Melanie Warnes, Headteacher. Address: The Woodrush High School, Shawhurst Lane, Hollywood, Birmingham B47 5JW. Tel.: 01564 826533. Fax: 01564 822226. E-mail: enquiries@woodrushhigh.worcs.sch.uk.
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| Universities, Colleges, Higher Education EESU/0001 |
THE DURHAM UNION SOCIETY |
The Durham Union Society is looking for sponsorship for debates and speakers. This is an opportunity for sponsors to advertise in numerous Union Society publications sent out to over 3,000 members and thousands more prospective members each year. Founded in 1842, ten years after the university itself, the Durham Union Society has always been a major forum for debate within the university. The Union is the largest Durham society and has a proud tradition at the centre of Durham life, forged over the last 159 years. Since its foundation the Union has played a vital role in providing a central place for students from all colleges to meet. This role has become increasingly important since 1965 when it opened 24 North Bailey Club. The club contains a bar, beer garden, reading room, snooker room and guest rooms. Sponsorship of the Union Society would give sponsors direct access to its members and also to other members of the University, depending on how the sponsorship program was structured. Other sponsorship opportunities include poster campaigns, advertisements in the Termcard, use of the Debating Chamber for recruiting purposes and placement of sponsor display stands in the Chamber. Contact: John Keightley, Sponsorship Committee Member. Address: Durham Union Society, Palace Green, Durham DH1 3EP. Tel.: 0191 384 3724. Fax: 0191 384 7060. E-mail: j.o.keightley@durham.ac.uk link to website
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EESU/0002 |
IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & MEDICINE |
The College can assist commercial organisations with the commercial exploitation of inventions arising from sponsored research. Contact: Paul Labett (non-medical) or Lynne Cox (medical), Research Support & Development Division. One specialism is contracts with overseas sponsors (contact: Susanne Westfold-Scott). Address: Exhibition Road, London SW7 2AZ. Tel.: 0207-589-5111. E-mail: info@ic.ac.uk. link to website
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EESU/0003 |
KING'S COLLEGE LONDON |
Enquiries re research sponsorship should be addressed to KCL Enterprises Ltd.. Address: King's College London, James Clerk Maxwell Building, 57 Waterloo Road, London SE1 8WA. Tel.: 0207-848-3320. link to website
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EESU/0004 |
LEEDS UNIVERSITY OPERA |
Leeds University Opera (formerly Bretton Hall Opera) aims to mount productions of historically-important but neglected or rare operas. Recent productions have included Anton Eberl's "Die Koenigin der schwarzen Inseln", Franz Schubert's "Die Freunde von Salamanka", J.C.Bach's "Amadis de Gaule", and J.F.Lampe's "Margery; or, a Worse Plague than the Dragon". The company is currently seeking sponsorship to mount a production of Antonin Dvorak's rare opera "Tvrde Palice", or "The Stubborn Lovers". Approximately £5,000 is required to cover the cost of theatre hire and musicians' fees. Other production costs will be covered in-house. Sponsors will receive prominent coverage in the opera programme, in mailshots to individuals and educational establishments around the country and abroad, and there is also the possibility of television and radio coverage of the event. Contact: Stephen Muir, Lecturer in Music. Address: University of Leeds, Bretton Hall Campus, Wakefield WF4 4LG. Tel.: 0113 3439074. Fax: 0113 3439181. E-mail: s.p.k.muir@leeds.ac.uk.
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EESU/0005 |
LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE (LSE) |
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) is a world-class academic institution and has developed a reputation as a leading London venue for lectures and events. A number of sponsorship opportunities are available. Contact: Miss Clare Devaney, Events Executive. Address: London School of Economics and Political Science, Houghton Street, London WC2A 2AE. Tel.: 0207-955-6295. Fax: 0207-955-6292. E-mail: c.devaney@lse.ac.uk. link to website Current opportunity The LSE is now offering an exciting opportunity to sponsor its Events Leaflet. The leaflet is produced termly, detailing lectures and events at the School. Past speakers include Nelson Mandela, Tony Blair and Madeleine Albright. Over 26,000 Events Leaflets are produced and distributed each term (3 terms per year). The proposed sponsorship package includes a logo in the leaflet, on the School's website and in LSE Magazine, together with use of certain LSE facilities. Other marketing initiatives will be considered.
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EESU/0006 |
MANCHESTER BUSINESS SCHOOL |
This leading Business School is interested in talking to sponsors about the funding of business research degrees and chair sponsorship. The school emphasises its determination to maximise the "value for money" factor. Contact: Professor John Murphy. Address: Manchester Business School, Booth Street West, Manchester M15 6PB. Tel.: 0161-275-6526. Fax: 0161-275-6464. E-mail: jmurphy@man.mbs.ac.uk. link to website
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EESU/0007 |
OPEN UNIVERSITY |
Arrangements for collaborative partnerships are handled by Open University Worldwide. Address: The Berrill Building, Walton Hall, Milton Keynes MK7 6AA. Tel.: 01908-858785. E-mail: OUWEnq@open.ac.uk. Other information re sponsorship opportunities TBA. Web site link provides info. re employee sponsorships. link to website
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EESU/0008 |
OXFORD UNIVERSITY: ST. HILDA'S COLLEGE |
St. Hilda's College is seeking sponsorship support for its Mature Student Bursary Appeal. Opportunities are available for business promotion and in the area of graduate recruitment. Contact: Dr. Catherine Clarke, Outreach Officer. Address: St. Hilda's College, Oxford OX4 1DY. Tel.: 01865 276893. E-mail: outreach@st-hildas.ox.ac.uk. Website: http://www.st-hildas.ox.ac.uk
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EESU/0009 |
QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST FOUNDATION |
The Queen's University of Belfast Foundation was established in 1998 to support the Campaign for Queen's. As Northern Ireland's first university, established in 1845, Queen's boasts a reputation for providing the very best in education, research and teaching. The campaign will provide funding for new capital, academic and community initiatives that will enhance the institution's mission to provide access to quality. Opportunities exist to reach the university's 27,000 students and 65,000 alumni through events sponsorship, advertising and academic and capital initiatives. The university's Development and Alumni Relations Office works to provide prestigious and innovative opportunities that will reward sponsors, students and the community. Examples of annual opportunities include the enrolment and registration fortnight, School of Music performances, exhibitions in The Naughton Gallery at Queen's, sporting blues awards, Charter Day Dinner, Alumni Association events (local and international), research centres including the new Sonic Art Research Centre and The Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry, and student activity designed to enhance community links. Queen's is a major contributor to the social, cultural and economic life of Northern Ireland and has strong international links. The university wishes to work with partners whose aims and values are consistent with its own. Contact: Julie Forster, Development and Alumni Relations Office. Address: Queen's University Belfast, Belfast BT17 1NN. Tel.: 028 9027 3201. Fax: 028 9033 5188. E-mail: j.forster@qub.ac.uk. link to website
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EESU/0010 |
ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY OF MUSIC & DRAMA |
Contact: Clare M. Thomas, Sponsorship & Events Manager. Address: 100 Renfrew Street, Glasgow G2 3DB. Tel.: 0141 270 8389. E-mail: clare.thomas@rsamd.ac.uk. Website: http://www.rsamd.ac.uk
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EESU/0011 |
SOUTHAMPTON INSTITUTE |
Contact: Pay Mayward, Marketing Manager. Address: East Park Terrace, Southampton SO18 1RB. Tel.: 023 8031 9041. Fax: 023 8033 4161. E-mail: patrick.mayward@solent.ac.uk. Website: http://www.solent.ac.uk/sponsorship
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EESU/0012 |
UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN |
The University is seeking to raise over £150m in the next decade. Address: Development Trust, University of Aberdeen, King's College, Aberdeen AB24 3FX. Tel.: 01224-272000. E-mail: devtrust@abdn.ac.uk. link to website
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EESU/0013 |
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL LANCASHIRE: BOARDMAN MOTORSPORT |
Sponsors can have the opportunity to be involved with a young, up-and-coming rally team, which is currently helped by the local University of Central Lancashire's Myerscough College as well as Pirelli Tyres and Netsource. Boardman Motorsport is a team involving students only and is devised to teach students about modern day rally teams and how they survive. Boasting an excellent driver with obvious potential to make it as a works driver, the whole team can learn about the marketing, sponsorship and engineering behind the whole project and develop an understanding of how important marketing is to a modern day rally team. Contact: Daniel Boardman, Director. Address: University of Central Lancashire, Preston, Lancs.. Tel.: 07970 533383. Fax: 01254 697575. E-mail: dan@boardmanmotorsport.com. link to website
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EESU/0014 |
UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE |
The Development Office's projects are not research-based but rather involve finding money to support academic posts, studentships or special projects. Address: 1 Cross Row, Dundee, DD1 4HN. Tel.: 01382-344821. Fax: 01382-344107. E-mail: development@dundee.ac.uk. link to website
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EESU/0015 |
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD |
The University's Development Office assists companies and others with plans to strengthen Oxford's position as a world leader in research and training. Address: University of Oxford Development Office, Oxenford House, Magdalen Street, Oxford OX1 3AB. Contact: David Bradley, Head of Corporate Fundraising. Tel.: 01865-278111. Fax: 01865-278139. E-mail: david.bradley@devoff.ox.ac.uk. link to website
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EESU/0016 |
UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH S. U. (EXETER CAMPUS) |
The University of Plymouth Student Union's Exeter Campus is seeking sponsorship for the development of System Commmander, a project combining all art media: fine art - UV backdrops that decorate the venue; visual and media arts - video projections mixed on six channels (existing footage with live recording) and projected onto the backdrops and onto hanging screens; music - eight to ten DJs playing upbeat music varying from house to drum'n'bass; and performance - dancers wearing tribal masks and bodypainted with UV colours. The organisers have the opportunity for live internet broadcasting and moving the show abroad. In order to achieve System Commander's full potential the Union is seeking both general sponsorship and specific sponsorship for audio visual equipment and paint (UV and acrylic). Contact: Ms. Eva Szolga. Address: UPSU Exeter, Earl Richards Road North, Exeter EX2 6AS. Tel.: 01392 475 039. Fax: 01392 475 040. E-mail: pres_upsuex@hotmail.com.
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EESU/0017 |
UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD DEBATING SOCIETY |
Sheffield Debating is a fun, free forum, which is open to all for students to express their ideas and opinions. The working committee enjoys getting involved with their city and using their skills to benefit others in the wider community. They also attend many inter-varsity debating competitions across the country. By sponsoring Sheffield Debating, the sponsor will be putting their brand name in front of the young professionals of tomorrow, a market of clients who will seek the best in job opportunities and consumables. Further to this future benefit, the sponsor's name will be advertised across campus and become associated with the Society and the community work which it carries out. Debating provides the groundwork for an active engagement in society, inspiring confidence and encouraging attention to detail and the ability to formulate logical and coherent arguments under pressure. Contact: Angharad Evans. Address: 65 Roebuck Road, Crookesmoore, Sheffield S6 3GQ.
Ongoing |
EESU/0018 |
UNIVERSITY OF SURREY |
Many opportunities in the School of Performing Arts for sponsorship across the range of musical experience. Contact the Arts Office. Address: University of Surrey, School of Performing Arts, Guildford, Surrey GU2 7XH. Tel.: 01483-259167. E-mail: information@surrey.ac.uk. link to website
Ongoing |
EESU/0019 |
UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER |
Companies support the charitable fund for specific capital bulding projects, scholarships, bursaries, academic posts and other activities. Contact: Mrs. Sue Rees. Address: Room 08K08, Development Office, University of Ulster at Jordanstoun, Shore Road, Newtownabbey, Co. Antrim, BT37 0QB. Tel.: 02890-366844. E-mail: sy.rees@ulst.ac.uk. link to website
Ongoing |
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