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Joseph Ingleby’s steel sculpture – entitled Turtle Storm – is a familiar attraction near the lake. It was donated to the council – then Thamesdown – by the Dufty family in 1994 before finding its home in the park the following year. Joseph based the sculpture on the suffering of turtles because of nuclear testing in the Pacific Ocean during the 1980s. He said: “I wanted it to be made in an abstract way and the way I was expecting it was to be metamorphic, so showing things changing with the shell landscape seen above. “My ideas are the balance between the man-made and the natural environment so there is that imbalance there throughout my work.
Because they say the fear for the entire future of the popular North Star leisure centre. The Save Oasis Swindon campaign has organised the rally for Saturday June 19 and says it is critical to keep the building as a leisure facility for Swindon. The building has been shut since October when the then-operators Better said it could not make enough profit after the first lockdown of 2020 and a partial re-opening. Since then it has been shuttered but has seen a number of break-ins and incursions, with leaseholder Seven Capital and landowner Swindon Borough Council both coming into criticism for not doing enough to keep the building secure and progressing its re-opening.
With more than 15 years of experience in online education, Utah Online School is uniquely positioned to help students adversely affected by the pandemic. For years, educators across the state have relied on Utah Online School to get students back on track to graduate through credit recovery and grade replacement programs.
Here s what teachers, counselors, and administrators throughout Utah had to say about how Utah Online School has helped them meet their students needs.
Utah Online a blessing for teachers during the pandemic
When things shifted quickly from traditional in-person teaching to online learning last year, students weren t the only ones who had to adjust. For teachers all over the state, navigating virtual classrooms for the first time came with a steep learning curve. That s when many learned the value of Utah Online School s resources.