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NEWCASTLE PARTNERS PROGRAMME (NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY)
YEAR 13 TALK
Monday 1st October
LRC Top Floor, Lunchtime (12.15 start)

If you are in Year 13 and are looking to apply to Newcastle University you may be eligible to apply for a lower offer. Come and find out about the Newcastle PARTNERS Programme at our lunchtime talk on the top floor of the LRC next Monday.

Check your eligibility at https://www.ncl.ac.uk/schools/partners/eligibility/


REACH FOR EXCELLENCE (UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS)

YEAR 12 TALK
Monday 18th October
LRC Top Floor, Lunchtime (12.15 start)

Find out from a leading Russell Group University how their flagship scheme can help you prepare for university.

Click the link for more info about the scheme and the eligibility criteria: https://studenttalentspotting.leeds.ac.uk/rfe/ 



NEXT STEP YORK (UNIVERSITY OF YORK)

YEAR 12 TALK
Date TBC
LRC Top Floor, Lunchtime (12.15 start)

Next Step York provides talented Year 12 students with the opportunity to participate in a programme of activity that will support their application to a research intensive university like the University of York. 

Click the link for more info about the scheme and the eligibility criteria: https://www.york.ac.uk/schools-and-colleges/post-16/next-step-york/



REALISING OPPORTUNITIES (UNIVERSITY OF YORK)

YEAR 12 TALK
Date TBC
LRC Top Floor, Lunchtime (12.15 start)

Realising Opportunities is a unique collaboration of leading, research intensive universities, working together to promote fair access and social mobility of students from groups underrepresented in higher education.

Click the link for more info about the scheme and the eligibility criteria: http://www.realisingopportunities.ac.uk/


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