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Now Open: The Ivy Spinningfields Unveils New Rooftop Destination

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By Natalie Beach
| Life Up North Verified
The Ivy Collection has officially opened the doors to its newly transformed rooftop destination at The Ivy Spinningfields Brasserie, Manchester, welcoming guests to experience a new era of rooftop dining and socialising in the heart of the city. Designed as a destination for every occasion, the rooftop brings together a collection of distinctive spaces for dining, drinks and celebrations, offering everything from leisurely lunches and sunset cocktails to private events and late-night gatherings.
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The Ivy Spinningfields Announces Major Rooftop Refurbishment – And It’s Set To Open Later This Month

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By Natalie Beach
| Life Up North Verified
Opening on 19th June, The Ivy Spinningfields will unveil an entirely reimagined destination featuring refreshed dining spaces, a brand-new bar concept, an exclusive private dining room and an updated summer menu – all beneath a retractable roof designed for every season. The Ivy Collection has today revealed details of its newly refurbished rooftop restaurant and bar, set to open at The Ivy Spinningfields Brasserie, Manchester, later this month.
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Leveraging AI to Bring ILA’s Children’s Rights to Read to Life

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By Natalie Beach, Cassie Brown
This article is the third in a series that explores AI, particularly the topics of how it can foster student agency, cultivate a love of reading that celebrates cultural diversity, and support multilingual learners in literacy instruction. In 2018, the International Literacy Association (ILA) launched Children’s Rights to Read, an initiative founded on 10 fundamental rights that ensure every child, everywhere, has access to literacy-rich learning environments.
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