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St Anne's College, Oxford - Undergraduate Open Days

In-person, On-campus OxfordFREE
Y12, 13

St Anne's College's Undergraduate Open Days provide prospective applicants (and their parents, carers and teachers) with a full-day programme of activities to explore college life and course options. The next Open Day takes place on Friday 18 September 2026; Open Days typically include college tours led by current students, subject talks, opportunities to meet tutors, and a talk for parents/carers/teachers from the Principal. The programme often features demonstration interviews (recently in Earth Sciences and Classics) designed to be useful for students applying across sciences or arts and humanities. Current students and Open Day Ambassadors from a wide range of subjects (e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, English, History, Law, Mathematics, Medicine, Modern Languages, Music, Physics, Psychology) will be available throughout each day to answer questions and share first-hand perspectives. St Anne’s offers limited free accommodation for eligible UK state school students (those living 100+ miles away) with priority for students from the College's link region in the North East of England; accommodation booking windows are announced per event. The College may also be able to offer very limited travel reimbursements for eligible state school applicants (public transport only). If you cannot attend, a virtual tour and filmed tours are available, and visits outside Open Days can be arranged by contacting outreach@st-annes.ox.ac.uk.

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St Oswald's Hospice - Volunteering (Current Opportunities)

In-person Newcastle upon Tyne, Gosforth, Kingston Park & moreFREE

St Oswald’s Hospice currently advertises a wide range of volunteer roles across hospice and retail services. Opportunities include clinical-support roles (e.g. Lymphoedema Volunteers, Bereavement Support), specialist roles (Podiatry Volunteer, Hairdressing Volunteer), horticulture and maintenance (Gardening, Facilities Volunteer), and retail and logistics roles (Shop Volunteer, Vinted Volunteer, Van Crew, Volunteer Book Scanner, eBay Sales Assistant, Sorting Volunteer and Donation Point Receptionist). Role descriptions and application forms are available for download on the site. Many roles offer flexible hours and full training where required; some roles seek specific skills or qualifications (for example, qualified podiatrists or experienced hairdressers). The Bereavement Support Volunteer training is a 9-part programme run over eight weeks; cohorts are recruited periodically - see the role page for the next intake. Locations include the Hospice, Gosforth clinics and the Retail Hub/Ouseburn (NE1), with roles sometimes based at Kingston Park or other local sites. To apply, download the relevant role description and return the completed volunteer application form to volunteer@stoswaldsuk.org. Role-specific contacts (e.g. AnnTraynor@stoswaldsuk.org, Ouseburn@stoswaldsuk.org, brendahodgson@stoswaldsuk.org) are listed on role pages for enquiries.

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Drove Vets EMS Placements & Work Experience

In-person Royal Wootton Bassett, Swindon
Y12, 13

Drove Vets offers EMS placements and short work experience opportunities in a busy small animal practice, providing hands-on clinical exposure, supportive mentoring and experience of a varied caseload. EMS placements are intended to give veterinary students a practical insight into day-to-day life in small animal practice and the practice is a teaching practice for the University of Surrey, supporting fourth- and fifth-year students as part of their in-practice learning. Work experience placements are offered as a one-week unpaid placement for individuals interested in pursuing a career in veterinary medicine or nursing. Placements are in-person at the practice (Veterinary Hospital, Ridgeway Farm) and are intended to be educational, with opportunities to observe and ask questions of vets and nurses who enjoy teaching. Placements are available throughout the year subject to availability. Applicants for work experience must be aged 16 or over (if in education, typically Year 12 or 13 or at a further education college), complete an application form explaining their interest, and applicants aged 16 18 must provide written parental/guardian permission. The practice cannot accept Year 10 or 11 students or college day-release students.

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Abby rose

Okay so, I'm studying BTEC Level 3 (extended diploma) in IT, I have a grade 5 in english and my predicted grades by the end of year 2 are distinction stars my dream university is university of Manchester I really wanna go there can someone guide me what course should I choose? (I don't have maths 😔💔) I'm so stressed

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