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We deliver a range of activities all year round to pre-16 and post-16 students, many of which are delivered by our student ambassadors.  

We work closely with the Student Recruitment team who organise open days, tours and visits to various schools across London.

We also work in partnership with other organisations such as The Brilliant Club. 

We offer the following activities.

Year GroupActivity

Years 5–6

Primary Practice

Year 10

Healthcare Dissected —  an online a programme for 14-16-year-old students interested in science and healthcare.

Year 11

 Science Stars — 20 week tutoring programme for targeted students designed to improve their grades in GCSE Science.

Years 11–13

Interactive workshops on work experience, healthcare careers and multiple mini interviews.

Years 12–13

School and college visits

Year 12

London Med Summer School

Insight to Healthcare

Subject Guides

 We have compiled a list of helpful resources and advice to help you to find out more about the subjects we offer and which course might be right for you. More guides will be added to this page shortly.

Learn more about our activities

Pre-16 Activities

Learn more about our range of activities for pre-16 students.

Post-16 Activities

Discover our range of post-16 activities, including school and college visits.

The London Med Summer School 2023

The London Med Summer School brings together four of London's medical schools to give Year 12 students from across England an opportunity to find out what it is like to study medicine in London.

Science Stars

The Science Star’ raising attainment programme aims to boost year 11 pupils’ GCSE grades. Find out how.

Primary Practice Mentors

St George's students are invited to join our Primary Practice programme to help local primary school children explore different careers in healthcare and develop a range of skills, from basic sign language to teamwork.

Online code of conduct

We deliver a variety of workshops and talks online using video conferencing software. In order to facilitate these, and to create a safe space online for those participating, we have compiled online Code of Conducts. We require anyone who is planning to attend one of our online events to read these codes of conduct before attending an event. By joining the virtual event you are confirming that you have read and understood St Georges, University of London’s Online Code of Conduct (PDF) and Zoom Expectations and Code of Conduct (PDF).

You are welcome to contact Widening Participation Manager, Alice Long via along@sgul.ac.uk should you have any questions you would like to raise, either about the code of conduct or about attending events online.

Onsite Code of Conduct

If you are attending an event onsite we require you to read our Onsite Code of Conduct (PDF) before attending. This outlines the expectations we have of visitors attending events with us. Please ensure you have read and understood this before attending an onsite event.

 

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