Have you ever wondered what university students do in their spare time?
We work closely with current UEA students who run clubs and societies - did you know some of them offer workshops to schools in the local area? We work with some fantastic groups of students who are keen to support PSHE and citizenship curriculums, and as a bonus they're able to give real life insight into their subjects, interests and what they get up to in their free time. Student-led workshops are a great way for your students to learn about something new at the same time as increasing their university knowledge.
To book a session, please use the expression of interest form below. Got questions? Get in touch with your Outreach Officer or reach out to our support team: schoolsoutreach@uea.ac.uk or +44 (0)1603 591521.
Headucate
Key Stage 3, 4 and 5
Headucate is passionate about raising awareness of mental health - their aim is to stamp out stigma, to tackle discrimination and to provide effective signposting to help and support. The workshops are a safe space to open up discussions about mental health, promoting awareness and wellbeing. Schools can nominate a group of select students to create an in-school Headucate Ambassador Committee. Your students are provided with everything they need to run their own mini-society that will help to make a lasting impact.
You can read the full brief for this workshop and how it fulfils the new PSHE Curriculum.
Headucate and Teddy Bear Hospital (Collaboration)
Key stage 1/2 (Years 1-4)
Teaching children about the importance of good mental and physical health, is extremely important. In this workshop, mental health first aiders ‘Headucate’ have teamed up with ‘Teddy Bear Hospital’, a worldwide charity focused on educating children about doctors and medical environments, to teach Primary school students about the importance of looking after both their mental and physical wellbeing. Students will be introduced to Teddy who will help to teach them about the importance of being open and talking about their emotions, practising good hand hygiene and healthy eating.
You can read the full brief for this workshop and how it fulfils the new PSHE Curriculum.
Teddy Bear Hospital
EYFS (Reception/Y1)
Teddy Bear Hospital is a worldwide charity that aims to educate children on the role of doctors to help alleviate childhood anxieties surrounding medical environments. Pupils will be introduced to Teddy who will help teach them about important topics such as healthy eating and hand hygiene.
You can read the full brief for this workshop and how it fulfils the new PSHE Curriculum.
Netball
Key Stage 3 and 4 (Years 9-11)
The UEA Netball club outreach programme consists of six workshops, that are 20-30 minutes long. The workshops are designed to be done once a week for a 6-week period. However, this can be flexible to cater for your school’s needs. The workshop can be completed during PE lessons, PSHE curriculum or during form times. The programme will support boys and girls to break down barriers in netball including the stereotypes that surround it, understand and develop the 4Cs of youth sport development (confidence, character, competence and connection) and create an opportunities to discuss how UEA netballers have used these things both in netball and their lives.
You can read the full brief for this workshop and how it fulfils the new PSHE Curriculum.
Workshop/Webinar Request Form
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