SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

• Widening Participation and Undergraduate Recruitment Office
• Teachers and careers advisers
• Access to Bristol scheme
• Pathways to Law
• HE events and careers fairs
• Primary school activities
• Secondary school activities
• Students in schools
• Aimhigher
• Open days
• Summer schools
• Talks for Schools and Colleges
• Undergraduate policies and strategies
• Publications and resources
• Departmental activities
• Contact the Undergraduate Recruitment and Widening Participation Team

Talks for schools and colleges

The University of Bristol is proud to have teaching staff who are not only world leaders in their field but also deeply passionate about sharing their knowledge. Many of these academic staff are available to come to local schools and talk to students on a range of topics. These talks are absolutely free and we hope that they complement the national curriculum as well as giving extra insight into university study. All of the talks are pitched at an accessible level for school/college students and have been extremely popular with teachers and students alike.

"The children have remembered much of the discussion and used this information for their predictions in their own investigations about bones. They were all excited and many shared the information with their parents/carers."

Liz Gorard, St George's Primary School, Bristol

If you are a teacher at a school within an hour’s drive of the University of Bristol and would like to book an academic to come to your school please look at the links below and return the enquiry form (word 36.5 Kb)

• Talks for primary schools
• Talks for secondary schools
• Talks for post-16 schools and colleges

Please note that all talks are dependent on academic availability. As a result of restrictions from external funders, talks are free to local state schools; fee paying schools may be asked to cover the costs of academic time and travel.