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Aimhigher London South

AHLS provides access to a range of collaborative activities and Resources designed to ensure fair access and support the progression onto Higher Education for young people from non-traditional backgrounds. Through our termly Network meetings of Member schools, colleges and universities our members are better able to meet their own needs, the needs of specific groups of students and the staff who work with them.

‘the more pupils feel engaged with the Aimhigher process, through communication structures in place within their school, the more they feel the Aimhigher programme benefits them’ (Aimhigher London South, Research Schools report, Bickle 2011)

As a member, you have instant access to a range of services, including Careers, Information, Advice and Guidance Resources and (free of charge) priority booking to student activities and events.

Future First believes that every state school in the UK should have an alumni network. Private schools and universities have long known the value of alumni communities for the provision of advice and for opening access to career-building opportunities to young people. Future First seeks to champion their use in the state sector. Keeping in touch with former students by building an alumni network creates an opportunity to showcase your school’s successes. http://networks.futurefirst.org.uk/

Did you know .....?

Team GB Olympic medallists are nearly twice as likely to have gone to university as the UK population as a whole, with 61 per cent of medallists having been university-educated, compared to 31 per cent of the population as a whole.

'Social Mobility through higher education for Londoners: how can the Mayor meet the challenge?'

As part of Universities Week representatives from Aimhigher London South contributed to the roundtable discussion.

Year 12 G&T STEM Summer School

28th - 31st August 2012

Work alongside academics at the top of their field, carry out experiments in high class reaserch labs, meet other like minded students and find out what it's really like to be a science undergraduate at a world class research university.

To find out more and to apply online:

COMING SOON........

Wednesday 11th July
The Aimhigher London South Summit 2012

School, College, University staff and a range of service providers will be coming together to discuss and deliver a range of opportunitites for curriculum development and progression through a series of workshops to include:

The development of a mobile Roadshow
A combined HE/FE conference for year 12 students
Working with Gifted and Talented cohorts
Vocational routes to HE for year 12 students
Applications for year 13 students
Increasing access to CIAG for students students with Specific Learning Differences and Learners in Care

If you are interested in finding out more, contact kevin Maskell, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

Wednesday 23rd May, Kingston University

The 'Into HE' LAC programme is holding its third event for KS3 Learners in Care at Kingston University. Students will get a chance to interview Student Ambassadors, go on a tour of the campus and take part in a mock Graduation ceremony.

For more information on this event, contact Emily Butters, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and Suzanne Marchment, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for information on both KS3 and KS4 programmes of future University visits

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Did you know .....?Team GB Olympic medallists are nearly twice as likely to have gone to university as the UK population as a whole, with 61 per cent of medallists having been university-educated, compared to 31 per cent of the population as a whole.

'Social Mobility through higher education for Londoners: how can the Mayor meet the challenge?'As part of Universities Week representatives from Aimhigher London South contributed to the roundtable discussion.

Year 12 G&T STEM Summer School

28th - 31st August 2012

COMING SOON........

Wednesday 11th JulyThe Aimhigher London South Summit 2012

Wednesday 23rd May, Kingston University

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Did you know .....?

Team GB Olympic medallists are nearly twice as likely to have gone to university as the UK population as a whole, with 61 per cent of medallists having been university-educated, compared to 31 per cent of the population as a whole.

'Social Mobility through higher education for Londoners: how can the Mayor meet the challenge?'

As part of Universities Week representatives from Aimhigher London South contributed to the roundtable discussion.

Wednesday 11th July
The Aimhigher London South Summit 2012