Lucy Carter, who heads up IntoUniversity’s DEiD (Developing Excellence in Delivery) programme, explores the impact different styles of behaviour management can have on young people facing disadvantage throughout their educational journeys.
Adam, 15, IntoUniversity Walworth
A lot can change in 20 years, but our students know IntoUniversity is there to support them. We spoke to five of these young people at different stages of their educational and employment journey about what makes IntoUniversity special to them.
IntoUniversity Trustee, Nilufer von Bismarck, who heads up our Board Diversity & Inclusion subcommittee, on the importance of buy-in at every level of an organisation when striving to bring about meaningful change.
Khadija Saye Arts at IntoUniversity continues the work of IntoUniversity with a focus on encouraging and supporting young people with an interest in the arts.
We're delighted to announce that in March 2021, two new learning centres will open in Govan and Craigmillar to provide additional educational support to young people aged 7-18.
Rosie Doyle joined us in August 2020. Rosie studied English and French at the University of Southampton and has experience working in various roles within SEN teams, including working as a Learning Support Assistant, an Academic SEN Tutor and an SEN team leader.
Rosie Dunford Wood joined us in March 2023. Rosie studied History of Art at the University of Edinburgh and previously worked as a Nanny and Tutor.
Bessie Farr joined us in July 2024. Bessie completed a degree in English and Music at the University of Southampton and a Masters in Migration and Diaspora Studies from SOAS. Previously, they volunteered as a Youth Service volunteer at the Baytree Centre.
Rosie Beaumont joined us in August 2024. Rosie has a degree in Politics and International Relations from the University of Nottingham and previously volunteered as a mentor at our Nottingham Central centre.
