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Results Day is a significant milestone in the academic journey of young people across the UK. For some, it brings joy and excitement; for others, it can be a time of uncertainty and reflection.
How IntoUniversity’s Readathon sparked joy in reading at a time of national decline, helping children build the literacy skills vital for confidence, wellbeing, and lifelong success.
An update on our metacognition project with Primary school students with Anglia Ruskin University, supported by the Office for Students’ Equality in Higher Education Fund.
Last year, Dan, an IntoUniversity volunteer, ran his first marathon in support of IntoUniversity. We spoke to him about why he wanted to support the charity through fundraising.
As IntoUniversity prepares to support its 250,000th student, we want to make sure we can help the next 250,000 overcome the growing challenges facing disadvantaged communities.
Over the last 10 years in Leeds, we’ve supported over 14,000 young people in partnership with the University of Leeds. What are our Centre Leaders, who work in our communities in Leeds everyday, reflections on 10 years of work in the city?
Following Student Volunteering Week, Tasleem Patel, our Head of University Student Mentoring, writes about the impact that having a mentor can have on a young person's life.
Hilai Qahari took part in a BCBF internship back in 2016. Here, she explores the ways in which companies can strive to make themselves more inclusive, both to improve social mobility, and so that businesses can benefit from the range of talent and experience diversity can bring.
Success in supported under-resourced students starts with investing in our staff. Emily Magrath, Head of Programme Delivery and Operations (South and East of England and the West Midlands) shares how IntoUniversity's Developing Excellence in Delivery (DEiD) approach is positively impacting programme delivery.
