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April 28, 2022 via TwitterThank you Lauren Edwards for everything you have done for the students at Marjon. You are the winner of the Outstanding Contribution to Student Life award at this year’s Marjon Staff and Student Awards. Congratulations @LaurenEdwards99
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January 26, 2022 via Twitter“Education remains the third-highest growth area on LinkedIn in terms of new members joining. There are lots of headteachers recruiting via LinkedIn.” Sarah Morrison – Managing Director at @ElementaUK
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January 10, 2022 via TwitterTHREAD Free places are now available for our Postgraduate Diploma in Early Years with Initial Teacher Training (EYITT), which awards Early Years Teacher Status. #TeamEarlyChildhood #EYTagteam #EYMatters #TeamEC #EarlyYears #EYFS
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June 15, 2021 via TwitterPutting compassion and empathy first. Well done @KerryKellaway winner of the Award for Humanity #marjonawards https://t.co/WEhx0p4cBb
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June 16, 2021 via Twitter@mapfootball @swsportsnews @PlymUni @MarjonFutures
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Plymouth Marjon University via FacebookWelcome to Marjon, Dr Timothy Lee Dr Timothy Lee has travelled from Australia where he completed his PhD project on latent fingermark detection and enhancement using functionalised nanoparticles, to teach at Marjon. Dr Lee said, “When students
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May 05, 2022 via TwitterExciting announcement Plymouth Symphony Orchestra will be performing at Marjon - and you can book a ticket for free. They will be playing a mixture of popular classics as well as music from the movies. Tickets will be available from 9am tomorrow:
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June 15, 2021 via TwitterA massive round of applause for Karen Stockham after winning Lecturer of the Year- School of Arts & Humanities. #marjonawards https://t.co/viLkLkiLmI
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Plymouth Marjon University via FacebookWhat an inspiration ⭐ It was an honour to listen to Michael Morpurgo speak at graduation. The beloved children's author spoke about the importance of teachers and read a story that he wrote during lockdown.
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March 08, 2022 via TwitterWhy is this important? Trees absorb CO2 – one of the main causes of climate change. The UK needs millions more trees to reach its 2050 carbon net-zero target. By digging with us, you'll help bring us nearer to this important goal.
