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Nottingham Contemporary is a free contemporary art gallery in the heart of Nottingham and is one of the largest and leading centres for international contemporary art in the UK. The focus of our artistic programme is our four seasons of exhibitions a year, mostly curated and produced by Nottingham Contemporary. They usually take one of two forms: ambitious and innovative group exhibitions and pairs of solo exhibitions, which tend to lead audiences from an established or historic figure to a recent or emerging artist. Since we opened in November 2009, in a landmark new building by Caruso St John, we have welcomed over 850,000 visitors – 50% above our target. We run a “dynamic, constantly inventive public programme” (The Observer) which expands on the ideas raised by our exhibitions and work very closely with Nottingham’s two universities, which draw over 60,000 students residents to Nottingham each year. 20% of our audience are national and international visitors. In 2019 we were shortlisted as finalists for the Artfund Museum of the Year. We consistently attract national press and media coverage; our most recent exhibition featured in The Times, The Guardian, The Independent, The Telegraph, Art Review and The Financial Times. We have also recently been named “the most inspiring gallery of the year” by The Guardian. At over 3,000 square metres, Nottingham Contemporary is one of the largest contemporary art centres in the UK. We have four galleries - lit by 132 skylights, The Space – a multipurpose space for film screenings and performances, The Studio – our learning room, Gallery Zero – for local community groups and artists, our shop and Café Contemporary. Nottingham Contemporary has presented the work of over 200 artists from over 40 countries. They include David Hockney, Alberto Giacometti, Diane Arbus, Francis Upritchard and Turner Prize winners Steve McQueen and Wolfgang Tillmans.

We are a carbon reduction charity with a commercial trading arm. We deliver grant funded and subsidised home energy improvements that aim to alleviate fuel poverty including, boiler replacements, home insulation and energy switching. We also educate the public on affordable warmth via our community Energy Workshop and train front line staff so we can reach more people living in cold and damp homes. Our commercial team deliver energy surveys and recommendations to schools and public buildings helping them to reduce their environmental impact and keep up with their environmental compliance. We are an approved Home Improvement Agency, PAS 2030 certified and have been ISO14001 and ISO9001 accredited for the past 5 years.

Nottingham Girls’ High School provides high quality education for girls within a happy, challenging, supportive and caring environment. A broad and interesting curriculum, enriched by a strong and varied programme of extra-curricular activities, is designed to unlock the full potential of all our students. Girls thrive best in a single-sex environment and we pride ourselves on giving our students the right tools to excel in the world of work and further education. This requires far more than just academic prowess and we work to nurture these values. We aim to deliver exam success, but also to ensure we provide an environment where our girls can grow into confident, courageous, curious and independent women, inspired to make a difference. At NGHS, girls have a clear sense of who they are. They have huge potential, high aspirations, strong values and integrity, a sense of responsibility and an understanding of the importance of community. They are prepared to take risks, be inspired to make a difference and are committed to always be the best they can be. We are very proud of school and our innovative approach to education so, whether you are looking for a place in Junior or Senior School, our door is always open for parents who want to talk through the options and opportunities that we offer. Come and see for yourself that NGHS girls are leading, learning and loving it! www.nottinghamgirlshigh.gdst.net @NottmGirlsHigh Nottingham Girls’ High School is part of The Girls’ Day School Trust (GDST), the leading group of independent girls’ schools in the UK, with nearly 4,000 staff and 20,000 students between the ages of three and 18. As a charity that owns and runs a family of 24 schools and two Academies in England and Wales, it reinvests all its income in its schools. Founded in 1872, the GDST has a long history of pioneering innovation in the education of girls. www.gdst.net @GDST

Nottingham High School is an independent day school situated about a mile north of Nottingham city centre, with over a thousand pupils from ages 4 to 18. We are made up of a Senior School and Sixth Form, the adjoining Nottingham High Junior School and Lovell House Infant School. Founded in 1513, the school has a rich heritage with a proud and passionate community of alumni spread around the world. We are a co-educational school and have been welcoming girls into all year groups since September 2015. At Nottingham High School we have a well-deserved national reputation both for our academic success and for the high standards achieved in the wide range of activities we offer. We were named the Sunday Times East Midlands Independent Secondary School of the Year in 2019, and are listed in The Telegraph's "Ten of the best value private schools in the UK"​ list in January 2020.

We believe that music makes a difference. As a registered charity and lead partner for the Nottingham Music Education Hub, we are committed to making music more accessible and inclusive. We run and support instrumental tuition in nearly 80% of primary schools in Nottingham City, which means that every year we help teach nearly 8,000 young people to play an instrument! We also support young people from across the city to develop their musical skills by participating in our diverse ensembles and performances, contributing to the cultural life of our great city. Our ensembles include the Area Band Network, afterschool music programmes for beginners that are among the most inclusive ensembles in the country with annual fees as little as £20 per child, Band Factory which caters to our rock and pop enthusiasts and helps young people form bands, our fantastic Robin Hood Youth Orchestra that has links with the youth orchestras in Halle & Karlsruhe, and many more! Please see our website for more details on our work.

Nottingham is located about halfway between the seacoast and Concord, New Hampshire. The K-8 school has approximately 500 students, with an additional 200 high school students attending high school in several neighboring towns. A new K-8 school building was completed in 1995 and features large, well-designed classrooms and offices for support staff and administrators, as well as a large gym, a library, music room, art room, and computer lab.

We’re building the university of the future – a forward-looking institution that changes lives. We empower and inspire our community of students, staff and alumni by valuing their ideas, celebrating their achievements, and creating opportunities. Locally proud but internationally focused, we’re committed to building lasting academic, social and professional relationships. If you’re interested in studying with us, explore our courses. NTU alumnus? Get in touch, and let us know what you’re up to. Looking to work at NTU? Check out our range of exciting vacancies, and our services for business. The Times and The Sunday Times Modern University of the Year 2023.

Nottingham University Business School is a triple-accredited, tri-campus business school with campuses in the UK, China and Malaysia, strong connections to the corporate world and highly rated influential research. We provide outstanding teaching programmes and support that enable our students to excel in a global environment. Our influential research is ranked as 'internationally excellent'​, with world leading strengths in banking and finance, entrepreneurship, innovation and business sustainability. We belong to an elite group of AACSB - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business; EQUIS (European Quality Improvement System) and the Association of MBAs (AMBA) triple-accredited business schools.