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Regina Coeli Catholic Primary School is a Voluntary Aided Primary School within the Archdiocese of Southwark and in partnership with the London Borough of Croydon. The school is usually oversubscribed – it has a maximum of 420 pupils with approximately 30 pupils per class. The school, which has a strong Catholic tradition, serves four main parishes within South Croydon and Selsdon. It was established in 1953 and the extensive buildings and grounds comprise a mixture of older and newer structures. Kendra Hall was the former family home of Allders of Croydon and the main house currently houses Year 6, Year 2, the school library, computer suite, medical room, and offices. Newer accommodation houses Reception, Year 1, Year 3, Year 4, and Year 5 are in our newest block opening in 1995. If your child is admitted to Regina Coeli School they will join a happy and hard–working school community with a very active and successful Parent and Friends Association. The school is fully committed to continuing to raise achievement and has clear plans expressed through the School Development Plan – copies on this school website under School Development. Our vision is to provide a rich and thoroughly up-to-date Catholic primary education with a ‘family atmosphere’ where everyone feels they have a valuable contribution to make. In doing this we hope to bring the joy of the Gospel into the lives of our children, whilst fully preparing them educationally and spiritually for all that lies ahead in their lives. With the help of God's love, the Federation of St Elphege's and Regina Coeli Catholic schools will seek to develop the whole child. Each child is uniquely created and precious to God and it is the Federation's mission, guided by the Holy Spirit, to nurture each child's spiritual, moral, and academic growth. Inspired by the teachings of Christ we will: Develop our children's faith, spirituality, and joy in the love of God. Educate our children to the highest standards thus realizing their potential. Instill in our children the knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed and take pride in their achievements recognizing we each have special gifts and talents. Encourage everyone to be more than they thought possible, in a secure and loving environment. Promote a caring community where we will all behave well. We will be dignified in our actions, demonstrating good manners, tolerance, kindness, and generosity to ourselves and others. Prepare our children today to become tomorrow's responsible and independent individuals equipped to face life's challenges. Ensure our Federation is a happy, safe, and welcoming place where we all enjoy learning, work hard, support one another, and do our best Create an active partnership of love, joy, and high expectations between children, parents, carers, staff, governors, parishes, and the wider community. View full school

Located on a picturesque campus in the historic city of Newport, R.I., Salve Regina University is a Catholic, coeducational university founded by the Sisters of Mercy. The University offers a comprehensive education with a liberal arts foundation that fosters each student's talents. Accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, the University enrolls more than 2,700 undergraduate and graduate students from across the U.S. and around the world. Salve Regina's diverse range of academic programs is complemented by community service initiatives, extracurricular activities, and a full athletics program featuring varsity, intramural and club sports. The undergraduate course of study is designed to further intellectual, social, and spiritual growth and encourage students to work for a harmonious world, just and merciful. Graduate and continuing education programs are tailored to adult students' unique needs, combining the integration of knowledge and personal values with the development of greater competency in both theory and practice. Salve Regina's 80-acre campus is set on seven contiguous Gilded Age estates. It features 21 historic significance structures that have been sensitively adapted to meet University needs while also preserving their status as treasures of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Our comprehensive liberal arts education features a wide range of academic disciplines and ensures that graduates are well prepared to enter their chosen field of industry. While admission is competitive, students are selected without regard to age, race, gender, creed, national or ethnic origin, or disability. We offer 13 master's degree programs with options for concentrations, a doctoral program in humanities, and the Doctor of Nursing Practice, along with a bachelor's degree in nursing for licensed registered nurses. Our programs feature small classes led by faculty with real-world experience and the opportunity to take courses on campus in Newport, at our Center for Adult Education in Warwick, or online. Whether you are considering coming to the United States for a bachelor's degree or a master's degree, we have the programs, opportunities, and support you need to succeed as a student and in life. We classify an international student as a student who does not hold a U.S. citizenship or passport or U.S. permanent residency (U.S. resident alien) and needs an F-1 student visa. Each year, we welcome students worldwide, including first-year students, transfer, graduate, second degree, and exchange students. Our international students bring a unique perspective to campus, valued by students, faculty, and staff. Salve Regina is a vibrant learning community where intellectual curiosity and ethical responsibility converge. Professional and liberal arts-based programs offer limitless opportunities for academic challenge and growth. Small classes, dedicated faculty members, and rigorous courses cultivate the knowledge and critical thinking skills required for men and women to succeed. Learning begins in the classroom but knows no boundaries as students explore life on campus, the surrounding community, and the world through year-round educational partnerships, study abroad, and service opportunities. In an ever-changing world where standing still is not an option, Salve Regina continues to evolve to meet today's students' educational and spiritual needs and tomorrow's leaders. Our graduate and continuing education offerings include 13 master's degree programs with options for concentrations, a doctoral program in humanities, and the Doctor of Nursing Practice, along with a bachelor's degree in nursing for licensed registered nurses. Many programs also provide options for four-course graduate certificates. Our programs feature small classes led by faculty with real-world experience and the opportunity to take courses on campus in Newport, at the Center for Adult Education in Warwick, or online. Each program provides unique and individualized opportunities for personal growth, interaction with experienced faculty members, and ethical development. Programs are available in various formats, including classroom-based semester-long courses, compressed seven-week courses, and hybrid courses that combine online learning with the classroom experience. At no other time in your life will you have so many ways to belong, get involved, and join others who share your interests than during college. Our size, setting, and welcoming community make it even easier. Try out for the tennis team, or find a workout partner. Host events for children with special needs. Join the College Democrats or College Republicans. Perform hip-hop or Irish step with the dance club. Go paintballing or sailing. DJ for Seahawk radio or a campus dance. Try everything. We can tell you it's all part of your education. It's also what makes each new day exciting. The Office of Student Activities offers a variety of involvement opportunities for students. Our programs and initiatives teach students to become stronger leaders, develop positive relationships, respect their peers and community and immerse themselves in their interests. Our goal is to enhance the educational experience by offering activities that challenge, enlighten, and entertain. The office plans a wide range of programs and special events, provides support for recognized student organizations, promotes student involvement in co-curricular activities, and seeks opportunities to collaborate with other offices and departments across campus. View full university

This is a place you want to be. The University of Regina is committed to offering our staff, faculty, and students a superior environment in which to excel. Whether it be competitive salaries and pension & benefits packages, wellness initiatives, or a commitment to diversity, we are sure that we have what you are looking for. We offer a rich and diverse work environment where every employee has a part in fulfilling our mission to create knowledge and educate the next generation of leaders. This is an organization where your expertise, knowledge, commitment, efforts, and success is critical to the University's success. View full university

Campion is a Jesuit university college federated with the University of Regina. It is a liberal arts institution offering students the best of both worlds—access to the innovative programs and services of a large university campus with all the advantages a small university college has to offer. As a Jesuit, Catholic college, Campion provides a university experience characterized by a strong sense of community and ongoing commitment to a personal approach to higher education. The Jesuit philosophy of education, which unites academic excellence with a focus on ethical values and service to others, drives Campion’s academic vision and makes it unique among Canadian university colleges. View full university