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LSE Springboard: Years 12-13

LSE Springboard is a sustained 10-month access programme for Year 12 students who live outside London and the South East of England, and who are interested in applying to study at LSE.

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LSE Springboard: Years 12-13

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LSE Springboard is a sustained access programme for Year 12 students who live outside London and South East England, and are interested in applying to study at LSE. Between January – November 2027, participants attend in-person and online events, where they experience university-level teaching, and receive support and information to make a competitive application to LSE and other high-tariff universities.

Applications open 28th September and close 1st November 2026. Find out more here. 

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    LSE Pathways Programmes (Law, Banking & Finance)

  2. events

    LSE Springboard: Years 12-13

  3. events

    LSE Thrive: Years 12-13

  4. events

    University of Leeds Open Days

  5. events

    Kings College London Virtual Information session

  6. events

    University of Glasgow Open Days 2026

  7. events

    University of Exeter's Teachers and Advisor Conferences

  8. events

    Next Step Bristol - for Year 13 students from Asian or Black backgrounds

  9. events

    University of Birmingham's subject 'in action' days for students

  10. events

    University of Birmingham's Year 12 and 13 Discovery Day

  11. events

    Imperial College London: Year 13 mA*ths and Further mA*ths Online Programmes

  12. events

    Reclaiming Hidden Histories: A Black History Month Film Screening and Educational Programme for Students, Schools and the Wider Community

  13. cpd Resources

    Connect with the Russell Group Universities - contact emails June 2026

  14. cpd Resources

    Keynote from UCAS - Insights into applicant data and trends (June 2026)

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    Preparing students for Degree Apprenticeships (June 2026)

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    Upcoming changes in Student Finance and the LLE (June 2026)

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    Supporting students to make a competitive application (June 2026)

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    Helping students craft stand-out personal statements (June 2026)

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    Widening participation in practice (June 2026)

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    University of Cambridge - Teachers and Advisers' Webinar Series

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    Understanding the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) (February 2026)

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    Degree apprenticeships (February 2026)

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    Helping Students Write their Future: Lessons from an EPQ Writing Retreat

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    Enterprising Futures Academy - Newcastle University

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    Exploring pathways to Medicine (February 2026)

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    Exploring Pathways to Law (February 2026)

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    Why should your students do a Degree Apprenticeship?

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  29. cpd Resources

    Exploring future paths with students - university courses and alternative pathways (January 2026)

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    Contextual admissions - key updates on supporting your students (January 2026)

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    How can Russell Group universities address students' concerns around employability?

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    A guide to university contextual admissions policies

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  33. cpd Resources

    Oxbridge Interviews (November 2025)

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    UCAS: Supporting Fair Access (July 2025)

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    Your guide to TMUA, ESAT and TARA (July 2025)

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    Supporting Supercurricular Learning (July 2025)

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    Keynote Presentation - Supporting students with Personal Statements (July 2025)

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    New University Admissions Test: TARA (The Test of Academic Reasoning for Admissions)

    UAT-UK, a joint venture between The University of Cambridge and Imperial College London, will be delivering a new non-subject specific admissions test, for 2026 entry and beyond.

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    This National Care Leavers’ Month, The Fostering Network is urging all care-experienced young people to #TickTheBox on their UCAS forms, to let universities know they’ve spent time in care. And this year, we’re calling on teachers to help spread the word.

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    Degree Apprenticeships vs University Degree - Activity for Students

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    Writing effective UCAS references

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    Support available at university for SEND students

    This article will explore what support is available for SEND students, and how you can help your students to understand what’s on offer.

  50. blog

    What research says about writing effective UCAS personal statements

    This article aims to summarise three recent studies on the UCAS personal statement, providing a range of practical insights for teachers, advisors and applicants.

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    What can Year 1/Year 12 students do over the summer to prepare for writing their personal statements?

    Personal statements have changed for students applying to university for 2026 entry and beyond. So, what will this look like, and what can students do over their summer holiday to best prepare for writing their statement?

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    Preparing for Clearing - Activity for Students

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    Preparing for your Personal Statement - Activity for Students

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    How universities can support your pre-16 students

    For pre-16 students, higher education can feel like a long way off - and they’re not wrong! But introducing them to the idea of higher education as early as possible (often before they’ve even considered it) can provide significant value.

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    How Russell Group universities support students with parenting responsibilities - and how you can too

    75% of student parents say that higher education has been positive for themselves and their families - but this group faces significant barriers to accessing university. This article discusses how teachers and advisers can best support student parents, and highlights the resources available at Russell Group universities.

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    How to make the most of Higher Education Fairs

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    Personal Statement Marking Checklist

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    How the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) drives social mobility and university success

    This article examines research which highlights the emerging impact of the EPQ on progression to higher education (HE) and university success, with particularly promising findings for underrepresented and marginalised students.

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    How to prepare your students for Medicine Interviews (MMIs)

    The thought of an interview can be daunting for many students. The thought of multiple interviews can seem a lot worse.

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    University interviews can be daunting for students, especially when it’s their first time applying for a competitive course like Law.

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    Working in Partnership to Diversify Our Student Body: Collaboration with the University of Exeter and The Elephant Group (TEG)

    As representatives of the University of Exeter, we were excited to present at the Neon conference on our partnership with The Elephant Group (TEG) to diversify our student body.

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    UCAS Update: Key Changes for Teachers and Advisers to Support Students in 2025 and Beyond

    As educators and advisers, keeping up with the latest developments in the university application process is essential to effectively guide students.

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    Onome, a Chemical Engineering graduate from Imperial College London, discusses his summer school experience, course highlights, and what mattered when applying for jobs after his masters.

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    Khima

    Khima discusses his motivation for studying law at Edinburgh, highlights the city's appeal, and shares tips for open days.

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    Richard

    Richard, an Economics and Finance student at the University of York, shares his university life experience, highlighting extracurricular activities and how they prepared him for future employment.

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    Nathan, an English student at Exeter, shares why he chose his course, the benefits of a gap year, and offers advice on selecting a university subject.

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    Matt, a Linguistics student at UCL, shares how he chose his GCSE subjects, the skills that supported his studies, and offers advice for selecting subjects.

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    Saif

    Saif, a graduate in Accounting and Finance from Manchester, shares insights on making subject choices, emphasising how his GCSE experience influenced his A-Level decisions.

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    Jess discusses her Sociology experience at Durham, highlighting involvement opportunities, the benefits of university, and advice for those considering applying to higher education.

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    Gemma, a Communication and Media student at the University of Leeds, shares her experiences navigating university life with a disability and the opportunities she found.

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    Nathan

    Nathan, an English student at the University of Exeter, discusses challenges he faced transitioning to A-levels and shares insights that helped him realise he could attend university.

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    Habiba

    Habiba, studying Maths at Queen Mary University, shares how her future plans influenced her GCSE choices and offers valuable advice for making subject selections.

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  102. blog

    How important are admissions tests and why do universities use them?

    This year, Imperial College London and the University of Cambridge established a joint venture to deliver two admissions tests.

  103. blog

    Supporting LGBTQ+ students to progress to selective universities

    This article will discuss different barriers which LGBTQ+ students may face, and tools we can effectively use to dismantle these barriers.

  104. blog

    Should you be helping your students to use Chat GPT for their UCAS Personal Statements?

    We know students are using Chat GPT for their Personal Statements, right?

  105. blog

    Updates and Upcoming Events

    Within this blog, you will find an introduction to the new Advancing Access team, information on how Advancing Access can support you as well as upcoming opportunities to get involved in!

  106. blog

    Are Degree Apprenticeships a modern choice for students?

    Degree apprenticeships continue to rise in popularity and appeal across all industry sectors.

  107. blog

    What impact will the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan have on universities and our students?

    The NHS Long Term Workforce Plan aims to drastically increase the number of education and training places available in healthcare professions.

  108. cpd Resources

    How do I help my students apply to university?

  109. blog

    Receiving and responding to university offers

    Students are bound to feel the pressure when they receive offers and the choice is in their hands.

  110. blog

    What accommodation is available for university students and how much does it cost?

    With housing shortages, rising prices and varying application processes, it’s no wonder that students find the prospect of arranging accommodation at university daunting.

  111. blog

    What changes are UCAS making to references and personal statements?

    You may have seen reports in the media recently that UCAS are planning on making changes to the undergraduate application process.

  112. blog

    What are Access and Participation Plans?

    You may have heard different universities talk about their ‘Access and Participation Plans’ (or APPs).

  113. blog

    Building confidence to help students prepare for university interviews

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  114. blog

    What is Oxplore and how can your students make use of it?

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  115. blog

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  116. blog

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    Making effective use of destinations data

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    The reality of working in education is that resources are limited and must be targeted.

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    Applying to Law courses in Scotland

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    Russell Group bursary guide

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  130. blog

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  131. blog

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  132. blog

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  135. blog

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