Latest Events in Waverley Cot(January Updated)

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Using solar systems with energy storage is an obvious major step to radically reducing energy use in, and greenhouse gas emissions from buildings. Clients now demand it and regulations promote it's use. For architects it is important to understand how to design and detail solar systems well to ensure they both look good and perform well. This half day event is held on the anniversary of the launch of Britain's first integrated PV roof thirty years ago on the nearby Oxford Ecohouse. It aims to provide architects and builders with an opportunity to keep up-to-date with thinking and practice in solar design. Set against a short history of the use of the technologies on buildings by pioneering designers, attendees will gain insights into how to integrate solar technologies interestingly, elegantly and efficiently into buildings with perspectives from practice from Charlie Luxton and Alex Michaelis. A view on how solar systems might evolve in the future in a heating climate also comes with Ricardo Ruther, from Brazil. Information Source: Ecohouse Initiative | eventbrite

This event welcomes Business Owners, Professionals and Team Members responsible for Networking, offering an opportunity to build valuable business connections whilst enjoying a lovely walk and talk along the Thames Path, taking in views of Port Meadow and the Thames River. Our walk will start and finish up at the beautiful Riverside Trout Inn, with its roaming peacocks for coffee and further Networking. Walk information: Dress - Casual walking clothes Distance – No more than 4 miles (6 – 7 km) Parking – Trout Inn Car Park Meet in the Car Park, a short walk to the Thames Path Level of Difficulty – Easy, flat walk at your pace. Friendly dogs on leads are welcome Your walk leader will be Jackie Jarvis, The Walking Business Coach. Information Source: Business Netwalking | eventbrite

This is a fun, hands-on sushi-making experience suitable for beginners and sushi-enthusiasts. We will make five types of sushi with instruction including the following: - panko fried king prawn TEMAKI - MAKI roll with spicy tuna, green onions and cucumber - INSIDE OUT ROLL with salmon & avocado - NIGIRI sushi using a selection of fish & veggies - INARI SUSHI fried tofu pouch filled with sushi rice & sesame Vegetarian options and non-raw fish options are available so please let us know if you would prefer something different to the above menu. Everyone will the necessary equipment to make their own sushi, we usually encourage you to eat as you make the food as it will be at its freshest. We provide takeaway boxes if you can't manage all the food during the evening. Our sushi-making class is held in a private room within the pub and will last around 90 minutes. We ask that you do not bring any food or drink onto the pub premises, the bar will be open for refreshments throughout the evening. We can accommodate all allergies apart from sesame, and we are very happy to provide a vegetarian or non-raw fish option if required. Sushi-making kits etc. are for sale after the class. Information Source: Roll With Me Sushi | eventbrite

Experience Oxfordshire is looking forward to bringing together our partners and businesses at our Venues Partner Meeting, hosted by Leonardo Royal Hotel Oxford . This meeting will be an opportunity to hear updates from the Experience Oxfordshire team on our business visits and events activity, network with other partners and businesses, and hear insights from our guest speakers (to be announced). Join for networking, drinks and pastries at 10am and from 12noon canapes and further networking. Please note this event is FREE for Experience Oxfordshire Venues and Ambassador partners. Premium, Enhanced and Standard partners are welcome to attend at a charge of £35 plus vat and non-partners of Experience Oxfordshire are welcome to attend at a charge of £59 plus vat. Information Source: Experience Oxfordshire | eventbrite

This is a fun, hands-on sushi-making experience suitable for beginners and sushi-enthusiasts. We will make five types of sushi with instruction including the following: - panko fried king prawn TEMAKI - MAKI roll with spicy tuna, green onions and cucumber - INSIDE OUT ROLL with salmon & avocado - NIGIRI sushi using a selection of fish & veggies - INARI SUSHI fried tofu pouch filled with sushi rice & sesame Vegetarian options and non-raw fish options are available so please let us know if you would prefer something different to the above menu. Everyone will the necessary equipment to make their own sushi, we usually encourage you to eat as you make the food as it will be at its freshest. We provide takeaway boxes if you can't manage all the food during the evening. Our sushi-making class is held in a private room within the pub and will last around 90 minutes. We ask that you do not bring any food or drink onto the pub premises, the bar will be open for refreshments throughout the evening. We can accommodate all allergies apart from sesame, and we are very happy to provide a vegetarian or non-raw fish option if required. Sushi-making kits etc. are for sale after the class. Information Source: Roll With Me Sushi | eventbrite

Wolvercote Craft Fair is a friendly community event that's been running for over 30 years with 40+ stalls of crafts and local produce, plus refreshments and entertainment. IMPORTANT INFORMATION, PLEASE READ BEFORE BOOKING 1) Booking by inviation only Before you book here, your stall needs to be approved by us. If you've recevied an email invitation to book from us, you're already approved and can go ahead and book. If you haven't received an invitiation, please email us on wolvercoteschoolpta@gmail.com with detals of what you sell.To keep the fair varied we restrict bookings to a set number of stalls per craft type, and only have a limited number of slots for franchises. If you book without an invitation or confirmation, we reserve the right to cancel your booking and refund you if we're not able to accommodate you, so please do check first. 2) Limitations of school location The fair takes place in a school, and stalls are situated in classrooms and corridors. The school hall is used for refreshments and entertainment. We do our best to keep pitch allocations fair and rotate returning stallholders, and we use signage to ensure visitors explore the whole fair, but the nature of the venue means some stalls will be further away from the central hall than others. Stalls are allocated according to space restrictions and spacing out similar stalls. We can't guarantee a particular location. You can see some photos from previous fairs here - https://wolvercotecraftfair.wordpress.com/ 3) We require stallholders to hold public liability insurance This applies to all stallholders who sell at 10 or more events a year or have a trading name, website or Facebook page for their business. If this applies to you, you need PL insurance. If you think you don't fall into this category, please contact us to check. We will ask to see insurance certificates before the event. 4) We require all toys on sale to be UKCA marked (formerly the CE mark) This includes handmade toys and amateur makers. We make spot checks on the day and will ask you to remove un-UKCA marked toys from sale. Please email if you would like more information. 5) All electrical equipment plugged in at the venue must be PAT tested Certificates should be available for inspection at the event. The fair is entirely run by volunteers and proceeds go to support the work of Wolvercote Primary School's PTA, registered charity number 1074566. Stall sizes and costs: Standard Stall £20 (Approx. 2 metres x 60cm) Double £30 (Approx. 3 metres x 60cm)Large £40 (Approx. 5 metres x 60cm) (Stalls made up of tables of approx. 1/2 square metre. Exact sizes vary but will be at least this size.) Information Source: Wolvercote School PTA | eventbrite

‘Conversations with purpose’ is the theme of the 5th Annual FED National Education Summit. Focused on the FED National Education Futures Projects, we will be asking some big questions as a starting point to a day of thought-provoking panels, shared conversations and strong networking opportunities. Big questions: What does it mean to be a literate and numerate 21st century citizen? How should education respond to the industrial strategy? How do schools build positive models of belonging? How can we weave a golden thread of creativity and innovation from early years to employability? Full programme and speaker details will be released shortly. Student Rate - £25 (for those currently in education) Educator Rate - £85 (for people who work in schools, colleges, universities and charities) Day Ticket - £120 Speakers: Alex Bellos – best-selling author, broadcaster and Guardian columnist Andreas Schleicher – Director for Education and Skills, OECD Claire Tasker – Executive Headteacher at High Storrs School Dina Ghobashy – Director, Global Education Transformation, Microsoft Elliot Seller – Head of Connected Home, Innovation and Partnerships, Vodafone Eylan Ezekiel – Edtech leader and Head of Hamilton Brookes, Oxford Brookes Gavin Govinden – Headteacher at Leo Academy Trust James Caan CBE – serial entrepreneur and former investor on Dragon's Den Jenna Crittenden – The Chartered College of Teaching - Rethinking Curriculum and OECD Creativity programme Marlon James-Edwards - Winner of The British Dyslexia Association ‘Inspirational Teacher’ Award 2024 Liz Robinson – CEO of Big Education Dr Penny Hay – Professor of Imagination Creative Enterprise and Innovation Bath Spa University Sally Burtonshaw – Director of Education Practice at Public First Shaheen Hussein – Assistant Professor at the University of Warwick University Shareen Wilkinson – Executive Director of Education for LEO Academy Trust Information Source: The Foundation for Education Development | eventbrite

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