In this section you will find a range of articles from our local Children's Universities. If you are interested in finding out more about their work, please contact your local Children's University Manager.
'Giving a sense of achievement and purpose to learning through a variety of out-of-school activities is a major aim of the Children's University - and there's even a graduation ceremony at the end.' Want to find out more? Click on 'Read more'!
'It's a brave new world and we must feed the imagination of the young with new ideas.' To read the full article from Ron Ferguson please click on 'Read more.'
Children in Norfolk are to be given the chance to get into the county's museums for free. Please click on 'Read more' to read the full article.
An annual graduation ceremony was held at St German's Cathedral to celebrate the achievements of youngsters through the Isle of Man Children's University. To find out more please click on 'Read more.'
The University of Lincoln, UK, is hosting an information event to discuss the idea of creating a new Children's University in Lincolnshire on Friday, 23rd May. Children's Universities give children aged between 5-14 years' old an opportunity to enrich their learning experiences via accredited activities such as museum visits, lectures and language clubs. Click on 'Read more' to find out more.
More than 60 young people have graduated from Scotland's first Children's University at a special ceremony at the University of Strathclyde's Barony Hall. Glasgow Children's University is enabling children aged seven to 14 to widen their skills and interests, while providing a new and innovative route towards further and higher education.
More than 60 young people graduated from Scotland's first Children's University at a special ceremony at the University of Strathclyde's Barony Hall on Thursday 24 April.
It was a very special day for these budding academics when they graduated from university. The group of sixty 7-to-14-year-olds were the debut graduates from Scotland's first Children's University at a special ceremony at the University of Strathclyde's Barony Hall.
MORE than 60 youngsters aged between seven and 14 celebrate their graduation from Scotland's first Children's University. The pupils from St Mungo's Academy and St Andrew's Secondary School in Glasgow took part in the pilot, set up by Strathclyde University, which is set to roll out to other schools in the city.
The third York Children's University Graduation took place at the University of York, recognising the achievements of youngsters involved in the Children's University Passport To Learning scheme.
