The University of St Andrews is one of ten UK universities which facilitates the Sutton Trust Summer School: a unique summer programme for S5 pupils, provided free of charge. As a participant, pupils will gain an insight into life as a first-year undergraduate through attending academic subject strands taught by leading experts. Subject strands often combine two or more areas, allowing pupils the chance to explore a range of possible courses and develop key academic skills before committing to university study. Pupils will also receive valuable advice on making UCAS applications, as well as on finance, careers and accommodation options.
Applications close on the Thursday 8 March 2018 at 5pm.
All teacher verifications must be submitted by 5pm on Thursday 15 March 2018.
A leaflet detailing Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework (SCQF) levels can be accessed here.
This leaflet contains important information outlining the qualification levels and relevant progressions that can be achieved in school, college, university, youth clubs and the workplace.
Oxford University is doing a Scottish School tour this month. They will be in Williamwood High School on the 18th September 2012 at 6:30 pm.
This is a very good talk about applying to Oxford and pupils will be given some good tips. Any student who is applying this year, or indeed next year, is invited to attend.
If you are interested please give your name to Mrs Crilley as soon as possible. Cambridge students should attend this as well.
The results of this year’s SQA examination will be sent to candidates on Tuesday 7th August. Pupils who have signed up for MySQA will receive their results by text or eMail.
Here are a couple of links for pupils and parents considering next steps:
Interested in Law, Business and Enterprise, Product Design, Languages, Chemistry, Education Space, Astrophysics, Psychology or Sport then this would be ideal for you.
Strathclyde University are now accepting applications for places on the above Summer Courses in their City Campus.
If you are interested in finding out more information or applying please see Mrs McMullan in A17 for an application pack (Posters also on door).
A paid summer job researching science! Places are limited to 3-4 per school. If you wish to find out more then you should look at the websites listed below and speak with Mr McGarry (Lab A14). The closing date for applications is late January.
Glasgow University will be coming to the school on Monday 24th October Period 3, to speak to all UCAS Applicants about Personal Statements. This will take place in the Main Theatre.
On Monday 31st October Period 3, your Pupil Support Teacher will go over the requirements for Personal Statements.
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