A calm, practical webinar helping parents support effective revision, boost confidence and guide their child through GCSE, A Levels and more Supporting Your Child Through Their Most Important School Year. As your child steps into one of the most pivotal academic years of their education, the pressure to “just revise” can feel overwhelming for them and for you. But revision isn’t simple. Every student learns differently. Without the right strategies, many struggle with stress,

We can’t wait for you to explore Southampton Solent University and see what it’s like to study with us. We offer both on campus and virtual events, and we also run guided campus tours. Our open days are packed full of activities, tours and talks - all to help you discover what life as a student at Southampton Solent University is like. During our Open Days, there will be the chance to: • Explore Southampton Solent's campus, facilities and accommodation. • Speak to your course

The Aspiring Professionals Programme Gain firsthand experience in the top professions and the skills needed to achieve your aspirations with Social Mobility Foundation. Year 12 want extra support getting into a top career, the Aspiring Professionals Programme (APP) from the Social Mobility Foundation could be for you - and it's completely free. What you get: A professional mentor in a sector you're interested in Skills sessions and career workshops Help with university and de

Please join us for our online information evening where you can learn about your child's school careers programme To register to attend this event, click this link https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/4Ga5t3gnF7 or use the QR Code below:

Dates: Saturday 12th September 2026 Saturday 17th October 2026 What's on at Open Day During your visit, you will have the opportunity to: take a tour of our campuses and facilities explore our city and experience life in Cardiff speak to our students to get their take on student life ask our academics and support staff any questions you have learn more about the courses that interest you see what some of our accommodation is like Register to attend by clicking this HERE

This year's A-level results day is Thursday 13th August 2026 Not sure what to do? First, check out this advice on prospects & UCAS: What to do on A level results day: https://www.prospects.ac.uk/applying-for-university/getting-into-university/what-to-do-on-a-level-results-day https://www.ucas.com/applying/after-you-apply/clearing-and-results-day/results-day Followed the advice above but you still need some help on results day? Here are some options of what to do: 1. Speak to

This year's GCSE results day is on Thursday 20th August 2026. Not sure what to do? Here is some advice to help prepare you and your parents/carers in the lead up to results day: GCSE results day 2026: what to expect - The Uni Guide How to manage results day: Six tips for parents in summer 2026 - BBC Bitesize Here is some more advice for on the actual day: 1. Speak to Your Teachers When you collect your results, talk to your teachers and school staff. They will be able to offe

Psychology of Crime: Forensic Psychology Wednesday 15th July 4:20pm - 6pm Join our virtual session to examine the psychology behind a criminal case. You will explore how a Forensic Psychologist uses theory and research in their role. We will explore the facts of the case, identifying theories behind why individuals commit crime and how Forensic Psychologists provide interventions in a prison setting to support those convicted to re-enter society. This event is aimed at sixth

The Students’ Guide to University 2026 will allow you to make an informed choice about university. It includes articles to help you decide whether university is right for you, what you should study, and where you should study it. Contributions have been provided by over 80 university representatives from across the UK, along with expert voices from outside the sector, such as educator and TV personality Baasit Siddiqui. The guide is supported by HELOA, a membership group for

The Parents’ Guide to University 2026 will help you support the young people in your life to make an informed choice about university. It includes articles to guide them in deciding whether university is right for them, what they should study, and where they should study it. Contributions have been provided by over 80 university representatives from across the UK, along with expert voices from outside the sector, such as educator and TV personality Baasit Siddiqui. The guide

The key higher education facts for students thinking about university The Students’ Guide to University 2026 will allow you to make an informed choice about university. It includes articles to help you decide whether university is right for you, what you should study, and where you should study it. Contributions have been provided by over 80 university representatives from across the UK, along with expert voices from outside the sector, such as educator and TV personality Baa

The Parents’ Guide to University 2025 will help you support the young people in your life to make an informed choice about university. It includes articles to guide them in deciding whether university is right for them, what they should study, and where they should study it. Contributions have been provided by over 75 university representatives from across the UK, along with expert voices from outside the sector, including Martin Lewis from MoneySavingExpert.com. The guide is

Discover what it is like to live and study at the RAU This two day residential summer school is designed to give students the opportunity to explore our friendly campus and get a taste of what it is like to live and study with us. You will stay in student accommodation, attend sample tasters, take part in fun practical activities and get lots of information and advice about coming to university. The sessions will be tailored towards your main subject of interest, whether that

Creative Media Day 14 May 2026 - Step out of the classroom and into the studio Join us for our Creative Media Day, this event invites A-Level and college students to experience university-level workshops across media, film, and production. Students can experience: Hands-on, practical projects in real university settings Expert guidance from academics and industry professionals Tangible work for UCAS applications and creative portfolios Access to professional-grade facil

The best way for students to know if a university is right for them is to visit. Come and see our stunning campuses in person this year! Our next open days will take place as follows: University Park and Jubilee Campus Friday 26 June 2026 Saturday 27 June 2026 Saturday 12 September 2026 Saturday 10 October 2026 Sutton Bonington - Biosciences Saturday 4 July 2026 Saturday 12 September 2026 Saturday 10 October 2026 Sutton Bonington Campus – Veterinary Medicine Friday 3 July 202

Engage online with academics, student ambassadors and other prospective students on our Virtual Summer School. About the programme The Virtual Summer School is open to Year 12 students and offers many of the benefits of an in-person program but is accessed online via Zoom. The three-day event comprises academic talks, social sessions, and information, advice and guidance to help you make informed choices about your future options in Higher Education. Subject streams in the pa

A free online conference for students from Black backgrounds to find out more about life at the University of Bristol Attendees will get the chance to: Find out more about life in Bristol and at the University Hear directly from students from Black backgrounds about their experiences of life in Bristol Take part in interactive activities and ask questions to our panel of staff and students Meet representatives from some of our student societies More information about the co

At an open day learners will be able to get a real feel for campus life. They will be able to explore our facilities and meet students and staff. They will also be able to discover all about our support services and learn about student finance, wellbeing, careers and everything in between. To find out more information, click HERE

Are you working with a young person who is about to start university? Wiltshire & Swindon Community Foundation is offering University Bursary grants to help young people from Wiltshire and Swindon with the costs of studying for an undergraduate degree. The bursary is worth £1,900 per year, for each year of the course, and can be used towards everyday essentials such as travel, books, or general living costs. As long as their circumstances stay the same, funding will continue

Wiltshire & Swindon Community Foundation is offering University Bursary grants to help young people from Wiltshire and Swindon with the costs of studying for an undergraduate degree. The bursary is worth £1,900 per year, for each year of the course, and can be used towards everyday essentials such as travel, books, or general living costs. As long as their circumstances stay the same, funding will continue for each academic year of their degree. Who can apply? To be eligib