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Care Inspectorate Wales rates Cylch Meithrin Nelson 'good'
Care Inspectorate Wales rates Cylch Meithrin Nelson 'good'

South Wales Argus

time5 days ago

  • General
  • South Wales Argus

Care Inspectorate Wales rates Cylch Meithrin Nelson 'good'

Cylch Meithrin Nelson, located in the centre of Nelson, received the positive rating in the inspection carried out on March 5. The service is a Welsh-medium early years childcare setting, which caters for up to 19 children from the age of two until school age. Inspectors found that the children "are happy, settled, and thriving" at the service, benefitting from "nurturing relationships with staff, well-organised learning environments, and enriching play-based experiences." (Image: Cylch Meithrin Nelson) The report also highlights the service's "strong focus on Welsh language and culture, as well as its child-centred approach to learning and care." The inspection report is broken down into four categories: well-being, care and development, environment, and leadership and management. In terms of well-being, inspectors found that the children "are confident, communicative, and engaged in their activities." They also said that the children's voices "are heard and respected, and they are supported in making choices throughout the day." (Image: Cylch Meithrin Nelson) In the care and development section, staff were praised for their "effective implementation of policies, strong safeguarding practices, and meaningful relationships with children." The report also highlights the "particular emphasis on supporting children with additional learning needs." The environment was found to be "safe, clean, and welcoming," with both indoor and outdoor spaces supporting children's learning. (Image: Cylch Meithrin Nelson) However, inspectors recommended more strategic use of outdoor space to further enhance physical development. The leadership and management team was acknowledged for its "effective oversight, positive team culture, and meaningful engagement with parents and the local community." The report also highlights the service's "commitment to continuous improvement and quality care." (Image: Cylch Meithrin Nelson) Despite the positive findings, the CIW offered several recommendations to further enhance the service. These include including children's voices more formally in activity planning, improving the use of outdoor areas to maximise developmental opportunities, and ensuring appraisal and supervision documentation is consistently signed and dated. The report also highlights the strong partnerships the service has with parents, using regular updates through private social media and face-to-face interactions. (Image: Cylch Meithrin Nelson) Initiatives such as the "Doti" puppet, Welsh cake-making activities, and community visits to local shops and libraries reinforce the setting's commitment to cultural heritage and community values. Parents expressed high satisfaction with the care their children receive, praising the "warm, inclusive, and enriching environment provided by staff." (Image: Cylch Meithrin Nelson) Cerys Hancox, leader of Cylch Meithrin Nelson, said: "We strongly believe that all children in the Nelson area should have the best start in life and a solid introduction to the Welsh language. "Every family is welcome in our Cylch Meithrin; there is no requirement for you to speak Welsh yourself. "Our work in the community ensures that the Welsh language belongs to everyone, and we are so grateful for the support of our families." (Image: Cylch Meithrin Nelson) Cylch Meithrin Nelson is open from 8.30am to 3pm, Monday to Friday, and offers various services including the Childcare Offer (up to 30 hours of funded care), three-year-old nursery education, and Flying Start.

Palace eyes ‘positive reaction' on MJ Veloso's clemency appeal
Palace eyes ‘positive reaction' on MJ Veloso's clemency appeal

GMA Network

time04-07-2025

  • Politics
  • GMA Network

Palace eyes ‘positive reaction' on MJ Veloso's clemency appeal

Malacañang is looking at a positive development in the appeal of the family and supporters of convicted overseas worker Mary Jane Veloso to grant her full and absolute clemency. This, as Veloso's parents, along with concerned groups, on Friday submitted a petition addressed to President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. to free Mary Jane. They were hoping for the granting of her clemency before Marcos' fourth State of the Nation Address (SONA) on July 28. Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Atty. Claire Castro said that Marcos has yet to receive the letter. 'Kung wala naman tayong malalabag na batas at ito ay ikakabuti ng ating kababayan, makakakuha naman tayo po malamang ng positibong reaksyon dito,' Castro said in a palace briefing on Friday. (If it doesn't break any laws and will benefit her, we will probably get a positive reaction to it.) In November last year, Manila and Jakarta reached an agreement to transfer Veloso to the Philippines. She was convicted of drug trafficking in 2010 and was a death row inmate in Indonesia. Veloso finally arrived in the Philippines in December and was transferred to the Correctional Institution for Women (CIW) in Mandaluyong City. Marcos back then said that the possibility of granting Veloso clemency was still "far off." Indonesia said that it would respect any decision made by the Philippines, including the possibility of Veloso being given clemency. —LDF, GMA Integrated News

Canadian Innovation Week 2025 Celebrates Innovation to Action with National Ceremonies, Partner Events, and Stories That Inspire
Canadian Innovation Week 2025 Celebrates Innovation to Action with National Ceremonies, Partner Events, and Stories That Inspire

Malaysian Reserve

time26-05-2025

  • Business
  • Malaysian Reserve

Canadian Innovation Week 2025 Celebrates Innovation to Action with National Ceremonies, Partner Events, and Stories That Inspire

OTTAWA, ON, May 26, 2025 /CNW/ – The Rideau Hall Foundation (RHF) is proud to announce the 8th annual Canadian Innovation Week (CIW25), taking place May 26–30, 2025, under the theme 'Innovation to Action.' This national celebration brings together innovators, partners, and communities from across Canada to spotlight how bold ideas are making real impact—from local projects to global breakthroughs. The RHF is committed to showcasing Canadian innovation that is relevant, accessible, and meaningful to everyone. Canadian Innovation Week is a growing national movement that celebrates excellence in innovation, amplifies local and national success stories, and creates the conditions for bold ideas to thrive. CIW25 features a mix of in-person and virtual events, inviting participation from Canadians of all ages, regions, and sectors. 'At the Rideau Hall Foundation, we believe that innovation is not just about ideas – it's about action that leads to positive change. CIW is our opportunity to showcase the people and projects making that happen, while inspiring the next generation of changemakers,' said Teresa Marques, President and CEO of the Rideau Hall Foundation. 'Through stories, ceremonies, and community-led events, we're building the momentum and networks that help innovation take root and grow across Canada – leading not only to greater resilience as a country, but to prosperity.' CIW25 Daily Themes – A Week of Innovation in Action Each day of Canadian Innovation Week 2025 shines a light on a different aspect of innovation—celebrating the people, ideas, and actions driving progress across Canada. Monday, May 26 – Collaboration in ActionTurning big ideas into even bigger impact doesn't happen in isolation. Celebrate cross-sector partnerships that drive meaningful progress. Tuesday, May 27 – Communities in ActionBig change often starts locally. Spotlighting grassroots projects, non-profits, and post-secondary innovators who are making a difference. Wednesday, May 28 – Youth in ActionYoung people are at the cutting edge of innovation. Honouring bold youth-led ideas and the Ingenious+ National Awards Ceremony. Thursday, May 29 – Canada in ActionInnovation creates lasting impact by shifting systems and reimagining the future. Featuring the Governor General's Innovation Awards at Rideau Hall. Friday, May 30 – The Future in ActionInnovation is all about imagining the possible and asking, why not? Exploring what's next in tech, policy, and social innovation across Canada. Signature Events Canadian Innovation Week 2025 includes two in-person events that highlight the incredible range and depth of innovation happening across the country: Ingenious+ National Ceremony – May 28The Ingenious+ challenge empowers youth aged 14–18 to innovate for good. The national ceremony will celebrate 16 finalists from across Canada and announce the five national winners – shining a light on the next generation of problem-solvers and change-makers. Governor General's Innovation Awards (GGIA) – May 29Held at Rideau Hall, the GGIA honour six recipients whose transformative innovations are making a positive impact in Canada. These awards celebrate excellence, diversity, and the power of Canadian innovation to inspire. Join the Movement More than just a celebration, CIW25 is a platform for action. RHF is calling on organizations and individuals across the country to get involved—host events, highlight innovators, and share stories that move ideas forward. Partner events will take place from coast to coast, showcasing everything from clean tech breakthroughs to reconciliation initiatives, student-led startups to Indigenous knowledge-based solutions. The #CIW25 Toolkit, available online, provides messaging, visuals, and ideas for how to participate, whether you're an individual changemaker or an organization ready to celebrate your impact. Learn more and get involved: About the Rideau Hall FoundationThe Rideau Hall Foundation is a registered national charity that brings together ideas, people, and resources to advance a more fair, prosperous, and innovative Canada. CIW is part of RHF's commitment to celebrating Canadian innovation in all its forms—and ensuring the people behind big ideas have the tools, funding, and networks they need to succeed.

Canadian Innovation Week 2025 Celebrates Innovation to Action with National Ceremonies, Partner Events, and Stories That Inspire Français
Canadian Innovation Week 2025 Celebrates Innovation to Action with National Ceremonies, Partner Events, and Stories That Inspire Français

Cision Canada

time26-05-2025

  • Business
  • Cision Canada

Canadian Innovation Week 2025 Celebrates Innovation to Action with National Ceremonies, Partner Events, and Stories That Inspire Français

OTTAWA, ON, May 26, 2025 /CNW/ - The Rideau Hall Foundation (RHF) is proud to announce the 8th annual Canadian Innovation Week (CIW25), taking place May 26–30, 2025, under the theme "Innovation to Action." This national celebration brings together innovators, partners, and communities from across Canada to spotlight how bold ideas are making real impact—from local projects to global breakthroughs. The RHF is committed to showcasing Canadian innovation that is relevant, accessible, and meaningful to everyone. Canadian Innovation Week is a growing national movement that celebrates excellence in innovation, amplifies local and national success stories, and creates the conditions for bold ideas to thrive. CIW25 features a mix of in-person and virtual events, inviting participation from Canadians of all ages, regions, and sectors. "At the Rideau Hall Foundation, we believe that innovation is not just about ideas - it's about action that leads to positive change. CIW is our opportunity to showcase the people and projects making that happen, while inspiring the next generation of changemakers," said Teresa Marques, President and CEO of the Rideau Hall Foundation. "Through stories, ceremonies, and community-led events, we're building the momentum and networks that help innovation take root and grow across Canada – leading not only to greater resilience as a country, but to prosperity." CIW25 Daily Themes – A Week of Innovation in Action Each day of Canadian Innovation Week 2025 shines a light on a different aspect of innovation—celebrating the people, ideas, and actions driving progress across Canada. Monday, May 26 – Collaboration in Action Turning big ideas into even bigger impact doesn't happen in isolation. Celebrate cross-sector partnerships that drive meaningful progress. Tuesday, May 27 – Communities in Action Big change often starts locally. Spotlighting grassroots projects, non-profits, and post-secondary innovators who are making a difference. Wednesday, May 28 – Youth in Action Young people are at the cutting edge of innovation. Honouring bold youth-led ideas and the Ingenious+ National Awards Ceremony. Thursday, May 29 – Canada in Action Innovation creates lasting impact by shifting systems and reimagining the future. Featuring the Governor General's Innovation Awards at Rideau Hall. Friday, May 30 – The Future in Action Innovation is all about imagining the possible and asking, why not? Exploring what's next in tech, policy, and social innovation across Canada. Signature Events Canadian Innovation Week 2025 includes two in-person events that highlight the incredible range and depth of innovation happening across the country: Ingenious+ National Ceremony – May 28 The Ingenious+ challenge empowers youth aged 14–18 to innovate for good. The national ceremony will celebrate 16 finalists from across Canada and announce the five national winners - shining a light on the next generation of problem-solvers and change-makers. Governor General's Innovation Awards (GGIA) – May 29 Held at Rideau Hall, the GGIA honour six recipients whose transformative innovations are making a positive impact in Canada. These awards celebrate excellence, diversity, and the power of Canadian innovation to inspire. Join the Movement More than just a celebration, CIW25 is a platform for action. RHF is calling on organizations and individuals across the country to get involved—host events, highlight innovators, and share stories that move ideas forward. Partner events will take place from coast to coast, showcasing everything from clean tech breakthroughs to reconciliation initiatives, student-led startups to Indigenous knowledge-based solutions. The #CIW25 Toolkit, available online, provides messaging, visuals, and ideas for how to participate, whether you're an individual changemaker or an organization ready to celebrate your impact. Learn more and get involved: About the Rideau Hall Foundation The Rideau Hall Foundation is a registered national charity that brings together ideas, people, and resources to advance a more fair, prosperous, and innovative Canada. CIW is part of RHF's commitment to celebrating Canadian innovation in all its forms—and ensuring the people behind big ideas have the tools, funding, and networks they need to succeed.

Canadian Innovation Week 2025 Celebrates Innovation to Action with National Ceremonies, Partner Events, and Stories That Inspire
Canadian Innovation Week 2025 Celebrates Innovation to Action with National Ceremonies, Partner Events, and Stories That Inspire

Yahoo

time26-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Canadian Innovation Week 2025 Celebrates Innovation to Action with National Ceremonies, Partner Events, and Stories That Inspire

OTTAWA, ON, May 26, 2025 /CNW/ - The Rideau Hall Foundation (RHF) is proud to announce the 8th annual Canadian Innovation Week (CIW25), taking place May 26–30, 2025, under the theme "Innovation to Action." This national celebration brings together innovators, partners, and communities from across Canada to spotlight how bold ideas are making real impact—from local projects to global breakthroughs. The RHF is committed to showcasing Canadian innovation that is relevant, accessible, and meaningful to everyone. Canadian Innovation Week is a growing national movement that celebrates excellence in innovation, amplifies local and national success stories, and creates the conditions for bold ideas to thrive. CIW25 features a mix of in-person and virtual events, inviting participation from Canadians of all ages, regions, and sectors. "At the Rideau Hall Foundation, we believe that innovation is not just about ideas - it's about action that leads to positive change. CIW is our opportunity to showcase the people and projects making that happen, while inspiring the next generation of changemakers," said Teresa Marques, President and CEO of the Rideau Hall Foundation. "Through stories, ceremonies, and community-led events, we're building the momentum and networks that help innovation take root and grow across Canada – leading not only to greater resilience as a country, but to prosperity." CIW25 Daily Themes – A Week of Innovation in Action Each day of Canadian Innovation Week 2025 shines a light on a different aspect of innovation—celebrating the people, ideas, and actions driving progress across Canada. Monday, May 26 – Collaboration in ActionTurning big ideas into even bigger impact doesn't happen in isolation. Celebrate cross-sector partnerships that drive meaningful progress. Tuesday, May 27 – Communities in ActionBig change often starts locally. Spotlighting grassroots projects, non-profits, and post-secondary innovators who are making a difference. Wednesday, May 28 – Youth in ActionYoung people are at the cutting edge of innovation. Honouring bold youth-led ideas and the Ingenious+ National Awards Ceremony. Thursday, May 29 – Canada in ActionInnovation creates lasting impact by shifting systems and reimagining the future. Featuring the Governor General's Innovation Awards at Rideau Hall. Friday, May 30 – The Future in ActionInnovation is all about imagining the possible and asking, why not? Exploring what's next in tech, policy, and social innovation across Canada. Signature Events Canadian Innovation Week 2025 includes two in-person events that highlight the incredible range and depth of innovation happening across the country: Ingenious+ National Ceremony – May 28The Ingenious+ challenge empowers youth aged 14–18 to innovate for good. The national ceremony will celebrate 16 finalists from across Canada and announce the five national winners - shining a light on the next generation of problem-solvers and change-makers. Governor General's Innovation Awards (GGIA) – May 29Held at Rideau Hall, the GGIA honour six recipients whose transformative innovations are making a positive impact in Canada. These awards celebrate excellence, diversity, and the power of Canadian innovation to inspire. Join the Movement More than just a celebration, CIW25 is a platform for action. RHF is calling on organizations and individuals across the country to get involved—host events, highlight innovators, and share stories that move ideas forward. Partner events will take place from coast to coast, showcasing everything from clean tech breakthroughs to reconciliation initiatives, student-led startups to Indigenous knowledge-based solutions. The #CIW25 Toolkit, available online, provides messaging, visuals, and ideas for how to participate, whether you're an individual changemaker or an organization ready to celebrate your impact. Learn more and get involved: About the Rideau Hall FoundationThe Rideau Hall Foundation is a registered national charity that brings together ideas, people, and resources to advance a more fair, prosperous, and innovative Canada. CIW is part of RHF's commitment to celebrating Canadian innovation in all its forms—and ensuring the people behind big ideas have the tools, funding, and networks they need to succeed. SOURCE Rideau Hall Foundation View original content to download multimedia:

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