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RAISING ASPIRATIONS PARTNERSHIP

The Raising Aspirations Partnership is a collaboration between Newcastle, Northumbria and Sunderland Universities. The Partnership works with young people aged 9-16 along with their parents, carers, teachers and advisors, to help them making informed decisions about Higher Education, through a series of exciting, interactive activities.

From January 2015, we are delighted to announce that Durham and Teesside Universities will be joining the Raising Aspirations Partnership. Keep an eye on the Partnership website for details of the new events and activities that we will be offering.

 

Event Information

Interpreting University (for D/deaf students) | Yr 10 - 13

Interpreting University is an information day which provides students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing the opportunity to come and find out more about university.

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Choices Together

Choices Together is the perfect opportunity to find out all about being a university student and what Higher Education could offer you in the future. It doesn’t matter if you haven’t thought about college or university – everyone is welcome!.

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For a full list of events across the three insitutions please visit
http://www.raisingaspirations.org.uk/events/month/ and access our easy to use calendar that lists daily activities for your pupils to participate in !

For more detailed information visit www.raisingaspirations.org.uk or email Lil Collingham, Manager of the Raising Aspirations Partnership 




School and College Visit Requests

The Student Recruitment team is available to attend school or college events such as option evenings, parents evenings and career fairs to offer impartial advice regarding routes into Higher Education and guidance on Northumbria University's unique provision of courses.


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