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We're a private boarding and day school for girls in Bath, Somerset, England.
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Bath
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3 Jobs in Bath
The school was founded in 1998 through the merger of the Royal School (established in 1864) and Bath High School.
We are a leading UK research university, dedicated to making a positive impact to the world we live in.
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Bath
Vacancies
10 Jobs in Bath
The University is located in the UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath, UK.
It is one of the UK’s leading providers of support for people with learning disabilities, autism, PMLD, deafness, hearing loss and associated complex needs.
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Bath
Vacancies
2 Jobs in Bath
It currently provides the best specialist support to over 2,300 adults in over 420 services across England and Wales.
We are a well respected manufacturer of quality caravan holiday homes and lodges and has been trading for over 70 years.
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Bath
Vacancies
1 Job in Bath
Winners of the coveted Caravan Holiday Home of the Year Award in 1992.
We provide a wide range of services including medicine and surgery, services for women and children, accident and emergency services, and diagnostic and clinical support services.
Locations
Bath
Vacancies
1 Job in Bath
We also provide specialist services for rheumatology, chronic pain and chronic fatigue syndrome/ME via the Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases which we acquired in 2015.
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