< PreviousBRANSBY LINCOLNLN1 2PHt: 01427 788464www.bransbyhorses.co.uk Registered Charity Number 1075601Visitor andEducationCentre open10am - 4pmdailyCome and visit us...Meet more than 300 rescued horses, ponies, donkeys andmules – from tiny Shetlands to enormous Shires andeverything inbetween! Learn about the fantastic work thatBransby Horses does to help horses in need. Eat & drinkat our new Feedroom Café and browse the shop for giftsand mementos of your day out!describe their kids as bored as little as four weeks into thesummer holiday. The shortened break not only helps withchildcare arrangements, but allows adequate off-peak time forfamily holidays. If the model was adopted by more schools nationwide, itwould help bring down the rising truancy figure. But more thanthat, the extra time would improve learning. The truncatedholiday sees students at White’s Wood and Mercer’s Woodreturning in late August, rather than early September. Theadditional weeks have been added to terms in September andNovember, along with two additional weeks in May. The educational climate in Lincolnshire, however, is far fromexemplary. Amidst the closure of the historic Brocklesby ParkPrimary School near Grimsby and the proposal to close the onlysecondary school in Mablethorpe, is the overall slipping standardsof schools across the county. The problem is being blamed onteaching cuts and, by extension, the national teacher shortage. Currently, three out of four local education authorities inEngland are experiencing a teacher shortage. 18 per cent of thosequeried by a Press Association survey claim the problem hasreached crisis level. Chief school inspector Sir Michael Wilshawhas gone so far as to blame TV shows like Grange Hill andWaterloo Road as putting would-be teachers off the profession.Never mind the increase in violent attacks against teachers. Theseemingly negative portrayal of teaching in pop culture is only apatsy; the more pressing issue is the lack of inspiring teachers.Those with a burning passion aren’t likely to be put off by thesoap opera comings and goings of Waterloo Road. Some schools are looking as far afield as Canada to fill70 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYEDUCATIONPHOTO: SHUTTERSTOCK.COM/SPEEDKINGZ68-71_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:16 Page 3EDUCATIONvacancies, while others are targetinggraduates in Germany to meet demand,filling open positions or replacing thosewho have quit. Many of those who haveleft teaching roles recently, cite an‘attack’ on their profession by theconservative government as the biggestcontributing factor.Of course, with fewer teachers availableit’s less likely that an inspiring teacher willbe among them. Many fresh facedteachers are expected to learn more andmore on the job for less money. They aredifficult circumstances to stay motivatedunder, but the group that suffers themost are the pupils themselves. Researchshows that good teachers enhance pupilslearning better than good schools. That’snot to say that every teacher should jumpup on the table and give their best RobinWilliams impression, but the teacher playsa pivotal role in a child’s learning. Theschool is just window dressing. The effectof a good teacher accounts for almosthalf (40 per cent) of a pupil’s educationaloutcome. The school the pupil is enrolledat, on the other hand, only accounts foraround 7 per cent. A reliance on traditional teachingmethods might be more of a shackle thana crutch. Indeed, one of the most off-putting aspects for pupils - asidefrom mathematics - is thereliance on textbooks andprintouts in an increasinglydigital world. One recent studyfound that 1 in 10 young peoplehad never read a novel.Presenting learning as somethingother than a chore, then, isparamount. Incorporating digital media intothe education process could helpprovide the much neededmotivational spark that wouldhelp engage pupils. Throughoutthe country, the idea ofintegrating digital media withlesson plans has taken root. Theeducation edition of popularsandbox construction gameMinecraft teaches pupils aboutgeometry, geography, spacealawareness, team work andovercoming obstacles. In Northernto bridge the gap between community,leisure and education in partnership withlocal, regional and national organisations.Part of its mission statement as a keyYouth Music strategic partner involvesworkshops, events and activities inschools and colleges across the county,helping youngsters to overcomedifficulties in their lives and engage with alearning environment. One of their recentcourses - Using folk music to enhancelearning in schools - invited teachers,educators and artists working in primaryand secondary schools to gainknowledge, skills and resources to startimplementing folk song and music intheir teaching methods.For almost twenty years, the emphasishas been on the structure of schools, be itturning them into academies, the influxof free schools or the continualreappraisal of examination aboveeverything else. The teacher shortage andrising truancy figures might reveal aneducational system in peril, but the effectof digital media, enthusiastic learningmethods and shortened summer holidayshas already seen terrific results inLincolnshire. It’s about time the rest ofthe country caught on. Ireland, a tech project will make thegame available to every post-primaryschool to boost creative writing andengross pupils in city planning. Now,that’s more like it. In Lincolnshire schools, however, digitalmedia is being used in an altogetherdifferent way. Developed withinLincolnshire’s existing Children’s Services,Virtual School for Looked After Childrenoffers remote, computer based learning.It’s an organisational tool which enablesthe effective coordination of educationalservices for looked after children,strategically and operationally - think aschool within a school. It offers practicalsupport on day to day issues and thefundamentals of learning, includingreading, homework and contactingschool. As well as offering individualinterventions to help all young peopleachieve their potential, it also providessupport and advice during stressful timeslike the transition to secondary school. It’sa novel and inviting approach which hasnumerous benefits for all children, with aparticular emphasis on those with specialeducational needs. But digital isn’t theonly way. soundLINCS, a not-for-profitorganisation based in Lincoln, uses musicPHOTO: SHUTTERSTOCK.COM/MONKEY BUSINESS IMAGESLINCOLNSHIRETODAY7168-71_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:16 Page 472 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYEQUINEUnder the Road Traffic Act 1988 s143, compulsory thirdparty liability for vehicles is limited to “motor” vehicles on“roads” or “other public places”. Under s185 of the RoadTraffic Act, a vehicle is defined as “a mechanically propelledvehicle intended or adapted for use on a road”. Thus, vehiclesbeing used solely on private land would not have neededinsurance, unless they ventured onto public roads. Thedefinition of “public road” was also open to question - did itcover bridleways for instance? It meant that someone injuredin a collision with a quad bike on a private farm track mayhave been unable to claim compensation as there was noinsurance to cover the vehicle owner - assuming it was theirfault, of course.The case of Vnuk-v-Trigalev (C-162/13), heard in theEuropean Court of Justice in September 2013 changed that, inconjunction with Article 3(1) of the 1st Directive on MotorInsurance and the 6th Motor Insurance Directive 2009(2009/102/EC). Now, because of this case and the Directives,any vehicle may need compulsory insurance if it:- is intended for travel on land and propelled by mechanicalpower;- is in any geographic location, including private property;and- is being used for any function consistent with the “normalfunction of that vehicle”Mr Vnuk was injured when a trailer on a tractor hit a ladderin a barn where he was loading hay and he fell. At first hisclaim was not accepted as it was thought the employersinsurance only covered the vehicle being used on public roadsas transport, not as farm machinery. But the European Courtthought differently and as aresult, it appears that the scopeof compulsory insurance forvehicles has been extended interms of where the vehicle isTakecoverIt is essential that owners of any sort of mechanisedvehicle used anywhere check with their insurers whetherthey have suitable coverA Slovenian case has helped anEnglish rider, Ms Sarah Roberts, wincompensation in an accident claim.A Slovenian case has helped anEnglish rider, Ms Sarah Roberts, wincompensation in an accident claim.Takecover72-73_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:32 Page 1being used and for what function.Ms Roberts was injured when a motorbikecame too close to her horse on a bridleway andspooked him. She fell and broke her ankle. Herclaim was rejected by the Motor Insurers Bureau,a public body which exists to providecompensation for those injured by uninsured or untraceddrivers or bikers. They said the bike would not have neededinsurance as it was not likely to be used on a road. It was alsoargued that a bridleway was not a “public place”.Referring to Vnuk, her solicitors successfully argued that thebike, which had L-plates displayed, was now covered by law asa vehicle needing insurance and that it was needed on anyland, not just a “public place”.This case will have far reaching consequences. The RoadTraffic Act 1988 will probably have to be amended to reflectthe Directives. Meanwhile, it is essential that owners of any sortof mechanised vehicle used anywhere check with their insurerswhether they have suitable cover. Private assets could be at riskof being seized to pay compensation if not.LINCOLNSHIRETODAY73EQUINEPHOTO: SHUTTERSTOCK.COM/GEORGE DOLGIKHPHOTO: SHUTTERSTOCK.COM/STEVE HEAP72-73_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:32 Page 274 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYCOUNTY MOTORINGVolkswagen Passat GTE SaloonThe new VW Passat is one of the mostpioneering business-cum-family sized carsto hit Britain. It is the first Passat with aplug-in hybrid drive system, deliveringzero-emissions, too.Thrills haven’t been forgotten either,because, in GTE mode, the Volkswagensprints like an athlete. The car is well-built, and the seats arecomfortable. Leg and headroom are verygood, as well, while the boot is gigantic. This is possibly green motoring at itsclassiest. The Passat GTE is available to ordernow, with first UK deliveries in October.Priced from: £33,000 Jaguar XE This new Jaguar comes brimming withtechnology, ultra-efficient engines andsharp-suited aesthetics. Inside, there are slabs of wood, leatherand brushed aluminium, bringing the XElevel with other business sized premiumsaloons. There is plenty of capacity for adultsup front, and legroom in the rear equalswhat you get in German rivals. Andwith 455-litres of boot space you’lleasily get the family’s luggage in atweekends. The Jaguar has accomplished anamazing balance between ride comfortand handling prowess. Wherecompetitors like the BMW 3 Series sits onthe dynamics side of the fence and theMercedes-Benz C-Class prefers luxury, theXE achieves both.Priced from: £26,990 Subaru Outback The new Outback sports a freshexterior design, a higher quality interiorand a raft of new safety tech.The Subaru is available with diesel orpetrol power, and has been developed tooffer space, practicality, safety and all-terrain versatility, too. This makes it a veryadaptable business-cum-leisure motor –especially if you’re based in more ruralareas.The boot capacity has increasedagainst the departing model to 559 litres,with a new Smart Power Tailgate forgreater ease-of-use.Priced from: £27,995Audi Q7Although the exterior dimensions havebeen reduced, the new Audi Q7 offersmore interior room, and has the all-important seven seats.All Q7s come with heaps of kit,Status-conscious motorists across the region will soon bemaking a beeline for cars with shiny new 65 plates.So, if you’re thinking of getting in on the latest registrationcheck out the the top new cars of 2015.Audi Q7Subaru Outback TOP NEW65 REGCARS74-75_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:34 Page 1COUNTY MOTORINGincluding keyless go, cruise control, and19 inch alloy wheels.All seats in the second and third rowshave Isofix fixtures for child seats. Busyparents can therefore mount up to sixchild seats in the new Audi Q7. This Audi ticks all the boxes needed tobe a success for business, family orpleasure, thanks to its large carryingpracticality, classy interior, powerfulperformance and relaxed ride. Priced from: £44,995ŠKODA Superb Estate The new ŠKODA Superb Estate ispossibly the definitive companion foreveryday family and working life.The car not only delights in terms ofspace, but also in its practical solutions. The Superb Estate is a larger, heavierversion of its recently launched hatchbacksibling, but this doesn’t affect its dynamicability.All the key controls feel smooth andwell-weighted – hearteningly upmarket,even. And the Superb goes about itsbusiness in a hushed, unruffled manner,irrespective of the engine you choose.The fresh Superb Estate’s first UKdeliveries start this September.Priced from: £19,815Ford Mondeo VignaleThis is the first vehicle to be introducedas part of Ford’s new Vignale luxurybrand.Ford MondeoVignaleVolkswagen Passat GTE SaloonJaguar XE ŠKODA SuperbEstate Available in four-door and estate bodystyles, the Mondeo Vignale deliversexceptional executive car refinement witha quilted and tuxedo-stitched leatherinterior.It delivers a comfortable ride andincorporates enhanced sound insulationto better isolate road noise. The Ford Vignale Mondeo is availableto order now at new flagship Ford Stores,currently opening across the UK.Priced from: £29,04574-75_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:34 Page 2"vwV>Õi ÃÕ«Ì}ÕÀiÃvÀ ÃVÛiÀÞ«}É£ää®\1ÀL>ÎΰÓn°x®]ÝÌÀ>1ÀL>ΰnÇ°£®] -Li`ÎÈ°ÇÇ°Ç®° "ÓiÃÃÃÓäÎ}É°The figures provided are as a result of official manufacturer’s tests in accordance with EU legislation. A vehicle’s actual fuel consumption may differ from that achieved in such tests and these figures are for comparative purposes only.Representative Example relates to a Discovery 3.0 SDV6 HSE 5dr Auto. Representative 7.9% APR available on Discovery 3.0 SDV6 HSE 5dr Auto models registered between 1st July 2015 and 30th September 2015 at participating Retailers only. With Land Rover Freedom Personal Contract Purchase you have the option at the end of the agreement to: (1) return the vehicle and not pay the Final Payment. If the vehicle has exceeded the allowed mileage a charge per excess mile will apply. In this example, 14p per excess mile up to 4,999, or for excess mileage of 5,000 or more, a charge of 28p will apply to each excess mile above the allowed mileage. If the vehicle is in good condition and has not exceeded the allowed mileage you will have nothing further to pay; (2) pay the Final Payment to own the vehicle or (3) part exchange the vehicle subject to settlement of your existing credit agreement; new credit agreements are subject to status. Representative example is based upon an annual mileage of 10,000 miles. Credit is subject to status and only available to applicants aged 18 and over resident in Mainland UK and N. Ireland. This credit offer is only available through Black Horse Limited trading as Land Rover Financial Services, St William House, Tresillian Terrace, Cardiff CF10 5BH. We can introduce you to Land Rover Financial Services and a limited number of other lenders to provide funding for your vehicle. We may receive commission or other benefits for introducing you to such lenders. 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Duckworth Land Rover, Market Rasen Racecourse Garage, Willingham Road, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire LN8 3RE01673 799393 duckworthlandrover.co.ukDuckworth Land Rover, Boston 101 London Road, Kirton, Boston, Lincolnshire PE20 1JH01205 449758 duckworthlandrover.co.ukduckworthlandrover.co.ukDISCOVERY BECAUSE NOT ALLPARKS HAVE A THEMEDuckworth Land RoverÃ>ÌÀ>`}ÃÌÞifMartin Duckworth Ltdw Ã>VÌ}>Ã>VÀi`ÌLÀiÀ>`Ì>i`iÀ°/ iÀi½Ã>ÌvÕiÝ«Ài`ÜÀ`ÕÌÌ iÀi°Ƃ`ÜÌ ÕÀ>ÌiÃÌw>Vi«>V>}i]Ì i«iÀviVÌÛi ViÌiÝ«iÀiViÌÜÌ ÃVÃiÀÌ >iÛiÀ°7Ì ÌÃÃÌ>`ÕÃi>Ì}]ÃiÛi«i«iV>iÞÌ iÃÌi«VÃViiÀÞV«iÌiVvÀÌ°Ƃ`ÜÌ >Ü>`}`i«Ì vÇää]ÞÕV>iÛiÌ>iÕiÝ«iVÌi`ÀÛiÀÃÞÕÀÃÌÀ`i°/ i>«iÀv«ÀÛ`iÃ>«>À>VÛiÜ>`ÜÌ ÌÃ>ÀÃÕëiÃ] ÃVÛiÀÞÃVvÀÌ>Li>ÌiÀÀ>ðÀÞËÎ>Ì ]«ÕÃ`i«ÃÌ>`w>«>ÞiÌ]Ì>i>>ÌÌ i`iÌ>ÃÌÃii Ü>ÌÌ>>Li ÃVÛiÀÞÀi>Þð76-77_Layout 1 17/08/2015 12:57 Page 1LINCOLNSHIRETODAY77COUNTY MOTORINGThere is also a phone-based app thatallows you to use your smartphone viathe touch-screen. It is an option that iscompatible with the iPhone 5 and later,and Android phones. It brings with it anassortment of apps covering sat-nav,media streaming, and location services. The Discovery 4 is an amazinglypractical Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV)because it has full-sized seats for up toseven adults, and acres of boot space –especially when the rearmost pair ofchairs are stowed. Inside, the finish ismodern and the HSE model, on test here,has a leather-trimmed dash to match theseats. Gadgets also include keyless entryand start.Mechanically, the Discovery 4 is prettymuch the same as it has been for the lastfew years. That means you get a 3.0-litreV6 oil-burner producing 253bhp and442lb.ft of torque, with an automatictransmission and a four-wheel-drivesystem linked to Terrain Responsesystem. This tech helps optimise thevehicle for virtually all on-road or off-road driving situations.On tarmac, things are mostlytranquil and refined. Motorwayand A-road cruises are veryagreeable, thanks to a fairlysubmissive ride and an enginethat has enough low-down pull tomaintain 60mph at barely1200rpm. Wind and road noisedoes intrude into the cabin onoccasion, and there is noticeablebody roll – but this isn’t an issue as theDiscovery is a big, heavy car, after all. The Disco is very much an executivecarriage and a step further away from avehicle you would happily use on thefarm. However, should you feel you havehad enough of the black stuff and youwant to take a trip off-road, then theDiscovery 4 will take you across a river oralong a furrowed forest track withoutbreaking into a sweat.Our HSE test car had standard-fit 20-inch alloy wheels with an officialcombined fuel consumption of 35.3mpg,but our real world test drive, involving amix of rural and urban roads, offered upjust under 30mpg. Still, that isn’t bad fora muscular SUV.Indeed, if you are in the market for aluxury car with amazing space, comfort,and a sheer talent for coping with anysurface you care to drive over, then youshould buy the Land Rover Discovery 4.There really is so much to love and solittle to dislike about this beautifuloffering from the Gaydon basedcompany. Test car courtesy of Duckworth Land Rover,Market Rasen. Tel: 01673 79939.FAST FACTS Max speed: 112 mph • 0-62 mph 8.8 secondsCombined mpg: 35.3 • Engine: 2993cc 24v turbo diesel V6Power: 241 bhp • Max torque: 442 lb.ft • CO2: 213 g/kmLand Rover Discovery 4TDV6 HSE The Discovery is due to be replaced, but that makes it a great buy because Land Rover wants it togo out with a bang, which is why it has changed the trim levels and added fresh paint colours. The Discovery is due to be replaced, but that makes it a great buy because Land Rover wants it togo out with a bang, which is why it has changed the trim levels and added fresh paint colours. 76-77_Layout 1 17/08/2015 12:57 Page 2Official government fuel consumption figures in mpg (litres per 100km) for the E-Class range: urban 20.3(13.9)-65.7(4.3), extra urban36.2(7.8)-67.3(4.2), combined 28.3(10.0)-65.7(4.3). CO2emissions 234-109 g/km. Official EU-regulated test data are provided for comparison purposes and actual performance will depend on driving style, road conditions and other non-technical factors.Model featured is a Mercedes-Benz E 220 BlueTEC SE Saloon at £35,515on-the-road (on-the-road price includes VAT, delivery, 12 months’ Road Fund Licence, number plates, first registration fee and fuel). Finance offer basedon a Mercedes-Benz Agility Agreement, 10,000 miles per annum. Excess mileage charges may apply. Orders/credit approvals on selected E-Class models between 1 July and 30 September 2015, registered by 31 December2015. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Some combinations of features/options may not be available. Guarantees and indemnities may be required. †Payable if you exercise the option to purchase the car.††Includes optional purchase payment, purchase activation fee and Retailer deposit contribution. Subject to availability. Terms and conditions apply. Credit provided subject to status by Mercedes-Benz Financial ServicesUK Limited, MK15 8BA. We will only introduce you to a small number of carefully-selected finance providers who may be able to help you finance your purchase. We may receive payment from the finance provider if youdecide to enter into an agreement with them. This introduction does not amount to independent financial advice. Listers Group Limited is not a credit lender. Listers Group Limited, Othello House, Stratford-upon-AvonBusiness and Technology Park, Banbury Road, Stratford-upon-Avon CV37 7GY is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.The E-Class Saloon.Sharp.Mercedes-Benz of Boston01205 360200www.mercedes-benzofboston.co.ukMercedes-Benz of Grimsby01472 276777www.mercedes-benzofgrimsby.co.ukMercedes-Benz of Lincoln01522 696016www.mercedes-benzoflincoln.co.ukOffer ends 30 September 2015. Call your local retaileron the number below to arrange a test drive.Duration 36 monthsMonthly payment£349On the road price£35,515Customer deposit£4,999Retailer deposit contribution £5,153.26Optional purchase payment†£16,700Total amount of credit £25,362.74Total amount payable††£39,426Acceptance fee£0Purchase activation fee†£10Representative APR6.3%Fixed interest rate6.11%The E-Class Saloon - beauty, poise and class-leading technology at an equally attractive price.Representative finance example: E 220 BlueTEC SE Saloon automatic with metallic paint.• Collision Prevention Assist®• Active Park Assist®• 7G Auto• Metallic paint• COMAND Online navigation• DAB Radio• Leather upholstery• Heated seats78-79_Layout 1 17/08/2015 12:58 Page 1LINCOLNSHIRETODAY79COUNTY MOTORINGUnder the hood, drivers get to choosefrom 2.2-litre four cylinder and 3.0-litreV6 diesel, as well as a turbocharged 3.0-litre V6 petrol and a state of the art,electric plug-in hybrid model, and a 5.5-litre bi-turbo petrol AMG sports version. Whichever model you choose from youcan expect permanent four-wheel driveand automatic transmission as standardand suffice to say, whichever model youchoose you can expect a class leadingdrive and comforts. On motorways the GLE comes into itsown, but we can also vouch for asublimely comfortable drive on Lincoln’sA and B roads too, as the experience ismore akin to an S Class Mercedes thanan SUV. The torque from these powerfulengines, is put down equally to all fourwheels and makes it surprisingly agile,despite the vehicle’s sizeable dimensions. On our test car, we had Mercedes’adaptive air suspension, which I love, andhave fitted to my own car as it irons outall the bumps and hollows on the roadsand, for my money, provides unequalleddrive quality.The GLE has stiff competition thoughand to win hearts, Mercedes have goneall-out on creature comforts. All thematerials feel top quality as do theswitches and controls, and the high-setcolour screen, which features sat-nav asstandard on all models, is a nice touch.We also loved the 360 degree camerafitted to our model which makes parkingand manoeuvring in tight spots fool-proof. Likewise, the broad electronicallyoperated front seats are as comfortable asyou’ll find anywhereand there’s room inthe front for thetallest and burliest ofdrivers or passenger;and that goes for theback seat too. With60/40 split rear seatsthat fold flat, the loadbay offers practicalitytoo and the poweredtail lift, fitted to ours,reaffirms that thedesigners have paidattention to thedetails that count.Performance-wise, you’ll be surprisedto learn that the entry level 2.0-litre four-cylinder diesel returns up to 52.3mpgwhile the 350d, with its 3.0-litre V6 dieselreturns up to 44.1mpg - no mean feat forsuch a vehicle and with a price tagstarting at a mere £49,280 on the road,the GLE makes great financial sense too.Test car courtesy of Listers Mercedes-Benz of Lincolnwww.listers.mercedes-benz.co.ukTAKING LUXURY TO NEW HEIGHTSThe GLE is Mercedes’ larger stable mate toMercedes' GLE Coupe and replaces theoutgoing ML. Competing with the likes of thePorsche Cayenne and BMW X5, the companyhave spared no expense to woo buyers.TAKING LUXURY TO NEW HEIGHTS78-79_Layout 1 17/08/2015 12:59 Page 2Next >