Bureau Report
Manchester
A coffee morning was held at Dean Trust Ardwick School in Manchester, a large number of teachers and parents attendant the event. Prominent speakers including Shazia Qasim and Gloria addressed the gathering.
Miss Shazia said that Dean Trust will host “Manchester Day.” Children and parents will wear traditional cultural dress, perform drum presentations with their national flags, and share stories in their native languages on this occasion. Miss Shazia further announced that the school management is also planning a “Ladies Night” exclusively for women. She explained that no cameras, boys or gentlemen would be allowed at the event to provide a comfortable environment for ladies.
Gloria, a motivational speaker and founder trustee of Access Beyond, delivered a presentation on how parents can better support and guide young children. She said children should begin planning their future journeys early, adding that knowledge is power and that a positive attitude plays a vital role in a child’s success. Gloria also highlighted the discipline, study habits and attitudes often seen among grammar school students. She explained that her organisation offers support programmes aimed at encouraging students to speak confidently and participate in training workshops, conferences and apprenticeship opportunities, while also helping to build better understanding between parents and children. Gloria added that there are 350 jobs are available in NHS for young students to explore and develop their talents.
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