Schools and colleges

UWE Bristol organises a number of exciting activities, events and awards designed to help raise students' aspirations, attainment and awareness of higher education.

Whether your students are exploring their options for after school or college, considering university study or just want to find out more about a subject, we're here to help.

Please note: Due to the ongoing situation with coronavirus, we are not currently offering any face-to-face activities, either at our campuses or in schools and colleges.

We are however keen to continue to support you and are happy to engage digitally, either live or via our suite of online resources for students, teachers and advisers (scroll down to the 'Online resources for students' section and 'Teacher and adviser online resources' section on this page).

As soon as we can resume our normal programme of recruitment and outreach services, we will contact schools and colleges.

Outreach activity for schools and colleges

Webinars for schools and colleges

Free interactive webinars designed to offer information, advice and support to students, parents and teachers/advisers.

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Campus visits and taster days

Range of exciting opportunities for your students to visit us on campus and learn more about Higher Education and life at UWE Bristol.

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Workshops and presentations

Informative and interactive talks and workshops delivered in your school or college to help students explore Higher Education and student life.

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Higher Education and careers fairs

Opportunities to meet UWE Bristol staff and students at UCAS exhibitions and careers events hosted at your school or college.

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Heading Higher Passport Plus

Widening participation programme designed to inspire Key Stage 5 students and support progression to Higher Education.

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BoxED

Range of interactive, engaging and hands-on curriculum linked learning activities for students in Key Stages 3, 4 and 5.

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Children’s University

Programme designed to help children aged 5-14 develop new interests and skills through creative and innovative learning activities.

Widening participation

See how UWE Bristol is firmly committed to making sure that everyone with the potential to benefit from higher education has the opportunity to do so.

Online resources for students

We are now providing a range of online resources to support prospective students at all levels of education and their families, as well as teachers and advisers in schools and colleges. Many of these resources have been adapted from the events and activities that we usually deliver on campus or in schools and colleges. To help you, we have categorised the resources by the age group they are most relevant for.

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Year 13 students

Online resources suitable for students in the second year of UK post-16 courses (typically aged 17-18 years old) or mature learners completing an Access course.

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Year 12 students

Online resources suitable for students in the first year of UK post-16 courses (typically aged 16-17 years old).

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Year 10 and 11 students

Online resources suitable for students in Key Stage 4 in the UK (typically aged 14-16 years old).

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Year 9 students and below

Online resources suitable for students up to 14 years old.

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Online resources for teachers and advisers

Resources and training sessions designed to support teachers and advisers working in schools and colleges.

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Educational partnerships

Partnership with UWE Bristol offers schools, colleges and early years settings the opportunity to play a major part in training the next generation of teachers and to gain support for existing teachers in professional development.

Contact us

If you have any questions about any of our activities, events or resources, please email us at recruitment.outreach@uwe.ac.uk.