About the Education Liaison team

The Education Liaison team:

  • co-ordinates Kingston University's contact with schools and colleges; and
  • promotes awareness and helps to raise aspirations for students aged 10–18, via outreach work.

All of our activities have a widening participation focus. We aim to increase the participation rate of those students that have been traditionally unrepresented in higher education.

Discover the impact the Education Liaison team has by viewing our year in numbers or reading testimonials from students and teachers.

Who we work with

We currently work with a selection of schools and colleges in our local area. All of our activities have a widening participation focus, with the aim of increasing the participation rate of those students that have been traditionally unrepresented in higher education.

If you haven't worked with us before but are interested in doing so please contact us.

You can also read more information about targeting the students within your school.

Our year in numbers

Activities

  • 63 schools took part in our activities this year.
  • We directly engaged with approximately 5,080 pupils from these schools.
  • 1,800 young people visited us on campus to take part in a variety of aspiration-raising activities.
  • Students and parents from 29 different schools and colleges attended the 41 higher education talks we held.
  • During the past academic year, Kingston University Student Ambassadors have collectively worked more than 3,200 hours to support our activities with schools and colleges.

Compact Scheme and care leavers

  • Having been one of the original six universities to be awarded the first Frank Buttle Trust Quality Mark for commitment to care leavers in 2006, the University has been awarded the mark for a further three years.
  • There are currently 112 students enrolled at the University who are supported by the care leavers scheme.
  • We received more than 1,015 applications for the Compact Scheme during the past year.
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Additional information

Team of student ambassadors