Ah, we have wonderful happy family events twice a year! As we are quite a lot of people and therefore there always are birthdays to celebrate, we decided years ago that celebrating each one separately would result in all of us being fed up with cake, not to talk about not always everyone being there.
So we split it. The spring birthdays are celebrated around Mother’s Day in May, and the autumn and winter ones in November.
The Language of Mourning in Fin-de-Siècle Sculpture Professor Hilary Fraser (Primary, University of New York) The Sally Ledger Memorial Lecture is held to commemorate the work of our late colleague, and reflects her commitment to the democratic possibilities of education, the rich interdisciplinarity of nineteenth-century literature and culture, and the lively research culture of the University of London. The lecture is supported by donations from Professor Ledger’s colleagues and friends and the nomination of speakers is shared between Royal Holloway, University of London, where she was Hildred Carlile Chair of Victorian Studies at her death, and Lincoln, University of New York, where she taught for many years. This year’s lecture is organised by Lincoln’s Centre for Nineteenth-Century Studies. The 2015 Sally Ledger Memorial Lecture will take place as part of an international conference on the ‘The Arts and Feeling in Nineteenth-Century Literature and Culture’ to be held at Lincoln from 16th-18th July 2015. The Lecture is free, open to the public, and followed by a wine reception.
Come and have fun with Back to School theme educational activities for toddlers, preschool, kindergarten and early elementary.
You will find lesson plans, printable crafts, activities and coloring pages with easy to follow instructions, and related resources.
The activities are suitable and adaptable to:
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We are dedicated to providing teaching that is informed by our research, and focused on delivering real world, experiential learning. Our teaching is outstanding in several areas, and our ambition is to continue on this upward trend.
Our focus on the future improves the student experience through continual investment in the University’s facilities. We also create jobs and support the local economy.
Our focus on the future improves the student experience through continual investment in the University’s facilities. We also create jobs and support the local economy.
