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Access to Sheffield (Y7-8)

Locations
Available across the UK
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Wales
England - North East
England - North West
England - Yorkshire & Humber
England - West Midlands
England - East Midlands
England - South West
England - South East
England - East
England - Greater London
Available internationally
Czech Republic
Honduras
India
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Uganda
South Africa
Rwanda
Portugal
Netherlands
Hungary
China
Australia
Canada
Egypt
Nepal
New Zealand
Nigeria
Tanzania
USA
Ages
0 - 4
4 - 7
7 - 11
11 -16
16 - 18
18 - 21
21 -25
25 - 30
30 - 35
35+
Delivery
Online
In person
Online & in person
Access
Online
In person
Through a school or college
Through an organisation
Independently / Self-serve
ListeningSpeakingProblem SolvingCreativityStaying PositiveAiming HighLeadershipTeamwork
Impact Level 2Impact Level 1Impact Level 3Impact Level 4

Access to Sheffield (Y7-8) is a menu of widening access activities delivered by The University of Sheffield, to Year 7 and 8 pupils in the Sheffield City region. These activities are designed to support students and parents of students from target groups who are underrepresented in higher education.

Each themed activity provides pupils with an introduction to higher education and practical advice and guidance which will support future decision making throughout their educational journey. Sessions are underpinned by the Skill Builder framework, allowing students to practise and demonstrate essential skills which develop their academic confidence and self-efficacy.

Through participating in Access to Sheffield (Y7-8), students are able to reflect on their own skill set and the importance of skills for academic success, in order to support their personal development and future progression to higher education.

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