Activities

Our range of activities are designed to provide young people (Years 6 to 13) with experiences of university that will improve their understanding of higher education and raise their aspirations:

Pre-16 activities

Post-16 activities

Pre-16 activities

Launch Pad

Year 6

Launch Pad

Our primary school project offers a great introduction to university life through fun and interactive workshops.

Discovery Day

Year 7

Discovery Days

These one-day visits include a campus tour and university-based workshops. 

Year 8 event

Year 8

Explorer Workshops

These Year 8 workshops get young people thinking about their career options.

Year 9 Your Future conference

Year 9

Your Future conference

This one-day conference focuses on thinking-skills and planning your future.

Year 10 event

Year 10

Ambassadors in Schools

This multi-visit programme introduces the idea of higher education and looks into progression routes. New for 2011/12 we will be offering e-mentoring with our Student Ambassadors for pupils who are involved.

Year 11 event

Year 11

KU+ME English and KU+ME Maths

The KU+ME English and KU+ME Maths projects are aimed to support C/D borderline students.

Any year

Any year

Visit Us

An opportunity to visit and look around one of our campuses and take part in a workshop session suited to you pupils specific needs.

Post-16 activities

Post-16 activities

Study Skills

We can now provide versions of our students' study skills sessions for pupils in your school or college.

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Money Doctors

Our Money Doctors programme focuses on economic wellbeing and financial capability within higher education.

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Talk and Tour

Talk and Tour provide flexible opportunities for your students to visit Kingston University and meet current undergraduate students.

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HE talks

Our staff can provided a wide range of higher education talks to help support your information, advice and guidance (IAG) events, including higher education information days and parents' evenings.

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Ask me booth

Our Ask me booths allow pupils and their parents to talk to our Student Ambassadors about their experiences within higher education. 

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Student Ambassador talks

There are many opportunities for you to invite our Student Ambassadors into your school or college.

Next Steps: e-mentoring programme

Next Steps: e-mentoring programme

Pupils will be allocated a Kingston University Student Ambassador who will mentor them throughout their HE decision-making process. 

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We offer schools and colleges a range of activities