Key Stage 3 - 4 School Groups

• 09:50 - 10:15 - Arrival and registration, with icebreakers
• 10:15 - 10:35 - What is a university?
• 10:35 - 11:00 - Interactive group work 1
• 11:00 - 11:15 - Break
• 11:15 - 12:00 - Presentation
• 12:00 - 12:30 - Lunch
• 12:30 - 13:15 - Campus tour
• 13:15 - 13:50 - Interactive group work 2
• 13:50 - 14:30 - Evaluation and goodbye

Put students' knowledge into practice with this artistic activity. Groups of attendees will:

• consider all aspects of student life
• work as a team
• create their ideal University
• share their creation with the wider group

Teaches students all about university and what it has to offer. Attendees will:

• take part in an interactive presentation
• use Cryptography to discover different subjects
• guess the different societies and sports that are on offer
• learn about the different entry routes to University

Help your students look to the future through this fun goal setting exercise. Attendees will think about:

• their role models
• their future ambitions
• their skills
• where they need to improve

Your students will gain an understaning of what style learner they are. We will also give them some tips and tricks to help them learn.

Your students will learn the value of money, as they manage a budget through university in this interactive game.

Your students will work together to match the course to its description. Through this activity, students will discover:

• different and unique courses
• different modules
• what the course can lead too

Put students' knowledge into practice with this fun board game. Groups of attendees will:

• consider all aspects of student life
• work as a team
• complete fun tasks and trivia

Teaches students all about university and what it has to offer, through an interactive game. Attendees will:

• take part in an interactive presentation
• compete to answer questions about university
• learn about the benefits of university

Help your students explore how their choices now can impact their choices later on. Attendees will think about their GCSES and how these link to college/sixth form, then onto university and eventually a job.

Your students will play university themed Pictionary, to reinforce their knowledge on what university has to offer. Students will draw pictures on the following categories:

• sports and societies
• courses
• student life
• places
• student essentials

Your students will work together to match the course to its description. Through this activity, students will discover:

• different and unique courses
• different modules
• what the course can lead too

Students will live a life at university, making budgeting choices as they go. They will learn the benefits of saving, whilst also having fun and studying.

In this interactive activity, students will look at personal statements. They will study the structure and content, before trying to write their own.

Students will play a fun board game, where they navigate student life, gain skills and win by getting a career. Students will:

• consider all aspects of student life
• work as a team
• complete fun tasks and trivia

Your students will be given some hints and tips to setting realistic goals, before setting their own.

Help your students discover how they can gain transferable skills in the classroom and beyond. They will learn how these skills can support them with their future goals.

Your students will play university themed Pictionary, to reinforce their knowledge on what university has to offer. Students will draw pictures on the following categories:

• sports and societies
• courses
• student life
• places
• student essentials

Your students will work together to match the graduate to their career. They will look at course studies, as well as extra curriculars.