Friday 29 January, 8.55-9.45 (this workshop is now full - thanks)
‘Courses, Qualifications and Careers’ S4 workshop
Holy Rood RC High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive ‘University Course – true or false’ and the popular ‘spot the student’ round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a group. The workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 8.15am at the LEAPS office - breakfast goods will be provided given the uncivilised hour! We’ll also make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 10ish.
If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 8.45pm – just let me know please.
Roy and Claire will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this one;
Steven R
Jennifer H
Margarita K
Klara Z
Emma A
Christina P
Jennifer S
Jay H
28 January, S6 workshop, Castlebrae HS, 10.20-11.20
Thursday 28 January, 10.20-11.20 (1 or 2 volunteers required)
‘Getting by on a student budget’ S6 workshop
Castlebrae High School, Edinburgh
During the S6 workshop you will be working with a small group of S6 pupils (16-17 year olds) on a student case study. We have compiled a number of case studies following feedback from existing & previous volunteers and you will be able to choose what case study you want to work on with your group before the start of the workshop. You may want to choose a case study that most closely matches your own circumstances. In any case we provide you with the answers so it’s very straightforward.
The pupils in your group have to discuss the case study and work out, with the aid of a calculator, what the ‘case study student’ expenditure is for a typical week at university and also what income they have available to them during their academic year to pay for their student lifestyle. Your role is to make sure the group is working together, discussing the case study and reaching agreement before writing down their answers. More importantly, we would also like you to share with your pupils your own experiences of getting by on a student budget.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 9.40am at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 11.45am.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 10.10am – just let me know please.
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Chantelle H
Jennifer H
‘Getting by on a student budget’ S6 workshop
Castlebrae High School, Edinburgh
During the S6 workshop you will be working with a small group of S6 pupils (16-17 year olds) on a student case study. We have compiled a number of case studies following feedback from existing & previous volunteers and you will be able to choose what case study you want to work on with your group before the start of the workshop. You may want to choose a case study that most closely matches your own circumstances. In any case we provide you with the answers so it’s very straightforward.
The pupils in your group have to discuss the case study and work out, with the aid of a calculator, what the ‘case study student’ expenditure is for a typical week at university and also what income they have available to them during their academic year to pay for their student lifestyle. Your role is to make sure the group is working together, discussing the case study and reaching agreement before writing down their answers. More importantly, we would also like you to share with your pupils your own experiences of getting by on a student budget.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 9.40am at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 11.45am.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 10.10am – just let me know please.
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Chantelle H
Jennifer H
27 January, S4 workshop, Leith Academy, 1.20-2.20
Wednesday 27 January, 1.20-2.20 (6-8 volunteers required)
‘Courses, Qualifications and Careers’ S4 workshop
Leith Academy, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive ‘University Course – true or false’ and the popular ‘spot the student’ round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a group. The workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 12.45pm at the LEAPS office. We’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 3ish.
If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 1.10pm – just let me know please.
Alison and Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this one;
Rachael M
Steven R
Helen B
Jennifer H
Lisa K
Natasha G
Jay H
‘Courses, Qualifications and Careers’ S4 workshop
Leith Academy, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive ‘University Course – true or false’ and the popular ‘spot the student’ round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a group. The workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 12.45pm at the LEAPS office. We’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 3ish.
If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 1.10pm – just let me know please.
Alison and Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this one;
Rachael M
Steven R
Helen B
Jennifer H
Lisa K
Natasha G
Jay H
25 January, S5 workshop, Tynecastle, 10.55-11.55
Monday 25 January, 10.55-11.55 (7-10 volunteers required)
‘Typical Student Week’ S5 workshop
Tynecastle High School, Edinburgh
For the S5 workshop you will be working with a small group of S5 pupils (15-16 year olds). The pupils have to find out as much as they can about your typical week at university and plot your activities on a weekly planer. They also calculate how many hours you spend on each activity per week. For this exercise it is best if you can tell the group about your first year at university but if you can’t remember that in much detail then your current timetable will do nicely.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 10.15 at the LEAPS Office and we’ll drop you back there after the workshop about 12.20ish.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 10.45am– just let me know please.
Claire and James will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Jennifer H
Amy-Louise O
Lauren C
Christina P
Stephanie J
‘Typical Student Week’ S5 workshop
Tynecastle High School, Edinburgh
For the S5 workshop you will be working with a small group of S5 pupils (15-16 year olds). The pupils have to find out as much as they can about your typical week at university and plot your activities on a weekly planer. They also calculate how many hours you spend on each activity per week. For this exercise it is best if you can tell the group about your first year at university but if you can’t remember that in much detail then your current timetable will do nicely.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 10.15 at the LEAPS Office and we’ll drop you back there after the workshop about 12.20ish.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 10.45am– just let me know please.
Claire and James will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Jennifer H
Amy-Louise O
Lauren C
Christina P
Stephanie J
20 January, S6 workshop, Ross HS, 11.50-12.50
Wednesday 20 January, 11.50-12.50 (6-7 volunteers required)
‘Typical Student Week’ S6 workshop
Ross High School, Tranent
During the S6 workshop you will be working with a small group of S6 pupils (16-17 year olds) on a student case study. We have compiled a number of case studies following feedback from existing & previous volunteers and you will be able to choose what case study you want to work on with your group before the start of the workshop. You may want to choose a case study that most closely matches your own circumstances. In any case we provide you with the answers so it’s very straightforward.
The pupils in your group have to discuss the case study and work out, with the aid of a calculator, what the ‘case study student’ expenditure is for a typical week at university and also what income they have available to them during their academic year to pay for their student lifestyle. Your role is to make sure the group is working together, discussing the case study and reaching agreement before writing down their answers. More importantly, we would also like you to share with your pupils your own experiences of getting by on a student budget.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 11am at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 1.20ish.
We can also pick up volunteers en route at Queen Margaret Uni if required – just let me know please and we can arrange a suitable meeting point/time.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 11.40 – just let me know please.
Roy and Alice are leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Rachael M
Jennifer H
Emma A
James M (picking it up at QMU? - TBC)
‘Typical Student Week’ S6 workshop
Ross High School, Tranent
During the S6 workshop you will be working with a small group of S6 pupils (16-17 year olds) on a student case study. We have compiled a number of case studies following feedback from existing & previous volunteers and you will be able to choose what case study you want to work on with your group before the start of the workshop. You may want to choose a case study that most closely matches your own circumstances. In any case we provide you with the answers so it’s very straightforward.
The pupils in your group have to discuss the case study and work out, with the aid of a calculator, what the ‘case study student’ expenditure is for a typical week at university and also what income they have available to them during their academic year to pay for their student lifestyle. Your role is to make sure the group is working together, discussing the case study and reaching agreement before writing down their answers. More importantly, we would also like you to share with your pupils your own experiences of getting by on a student budget.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 11am at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 1.20ish.
We can also pick up volunteers en route at Queen Margaret Uni if required – just let me know please and we can arrange a suitable meeting point/time.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 11.40 – just let me know please.
Roy and Alice are leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Rachael M
Jennifer H
Emma A
James M (picking it up at QMU? - TBC)
19 January, S5 workshop, Craigroyston CHS, 1.50-2.40
Tuesday 19 January, 1.50-2.40 (4 volunteers required)
‘Typical Student Week’ S5 workshop
Craigroyston High School, Edinburgh
For the S5 workshop you will be working with a small group of S5 pupils (15-16 year olds). The pupils have to find out as much as they can about your typical week at university and plot your activities on a weekly planer. They also calculate how many hours you spend on each activity per week. For this exercise it is best if you can tell the group about your first year at university but if you can’t remember that in much detail then your current timetable will do nicely.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 1pm at the LEAPS Office and we’ll drop you back there after the workshop about 3.15ish.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 1.40pm– just let me know please.
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Amy-Louise O
Lisa K
Emma A
Christina P
‘Typical Student Week’ S5 workshop
Craigroyston High School, Edinburgh
For the S5 workshop you will be working with a small group of S5 pupils (15-16 year olds). The pupils have to find out as much as they can about your typical week at university and plot your activities on a weekly planer. They also calculate how many hours you spend on each activity per week. For this exercise it is best if you can tell the group about your first year at university but if you can’t remember that in much detail then your current timetable will do nicely.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 1pm at the LEAPS Office and we’ll drop you back there after the workshop about 3.15ish.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 1.40pm– just let me know please.
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Amy-Louise O
Lisa K
Emma A
Christina P
18 January, S5 workshop, Gracemount HS, 2.30-3.25
Monday 18 January, 2.30-3.25 (7- 8 volunteers required)
‘Typical Student Week’ S5 workshop
Gracemount High School, Edinburgh
For the S5 workshop you will be working with a small group of S5 pupils (15-16 year olds). The pupils have to find out as much as they can about your typical week at university and plot your activities on a weekly planer. They also calculate how many hours you spend on each activity per week. For this exercise it is best if you can tell the group about your first year at university but if you can’t remember that in much detail then your current timetable will do nicely.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 2pm at the LEAPS Office and we’ll drop you back there after the workshop about 3.50ish.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 2.20pm– just let me know please.
Claire will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Jennifer H
Jay H
Heather C
‘Typical Student Week’ S5 workshop
Gracemount High School, Edinburgh
For the S5 workshop you will be working with a small group of S5 pupils (15-16 year olds). The pupils have to find out as much as they can about your typical week at university and plot your activities on a weekly planer. They also calculate how many hours you spend on each activity per week. For this exercise it is best if you can tell the group about your first year at university but if you can’t remember that in much detail then your current timetable will do nicely.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 2pm at the LEAPS Office and we’ll drop you back there after the workshop about 3.50ish.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 2.20pm– just let me know please.
Claire will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Jennifer H
Jay H
Heather C
18 January, S6 workshop, Inveralmond, 1.30-2.20
Wednesday 13 January, 1.30-2.20 (5-7 volunteers required)
‘Getting by on a student budget’ S6 workshop
Inveralmond Community High School, Livingston
During the S6 workshop you will be working with a small group of S6 pupils (16-17 year olds) on a student case study. We have compiled a number of case studies following feedback from existing & previous volunteers and you will be able to choose what case study you want to work on with your group before the start of the workshop. You may want to choose a case study that most closely matches your own circumstances. In any case we provide you with the answers so it’s very straightforward.
The pupils in your group have to discuss the case study and work out, with the aid of a calculator, what the ‘case study student’ expenditure is for a typical week at university and also what income they have available to them during their academic year to pay for their student lifestyle. Your role is to make sure the group is working together, discussing the case study and reaching agreement before writing down their answers. More importantly, we would also like you to share with your pupils your own experiences of getting by on a student budget.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 12.30pm at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 3ish.
We can also pick up volunteers en route at Heriot Watt Uni if required – just let me know please and we can arrange a suitable meeting point/time.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 1.20pm – just let me know please.
Roy and Alison are leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Jennifer H
Lauren C
‘Getting by on a student budget’ S6 workshop
Inveralmond Community High School, Livingston
During the S6 workshop you will be working with a small group of S6 pupils (16-17 year olds) on a student case study. We have compiled a number of case studies following feedback from existing & previous volunteers and you will be able to choose what case study you want to work on with your group before the start of the workshop. You may want to choose a case study that most closely matches your own circumstances. In any case we provide you with the answers so it’s very straightforward.
The pupils in your group have to discuss the case study and work out, with the aid of a calculator, what the ‘case study student’ expenditure is for a typical week at university and also what income they have available to them during their academic year to pay for their student lifestyle. Your role is to make sure the group is working together, discussing the case study and reaching agreement before writing down their answers. More importantly, we would also like you to share with your pupils your own experiences of getting by on a student budget.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 12.30pm at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 3ish.
We can also pick up volunteers en route at Heriot Watt Uni if required – just let me know please and we can arrange a suitable meeting point/time.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 1.20pm – just let me know please.
Roy and Alison are leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Jennifer H
Lauren C
18 January, S5 workshop, Deans CHS, 8.45-9.35
Monday 18 January, 8.45-9.35 (6-7 volunteers required)
‘Typical Student Week’ S5 workshop
Deans Community High School, Livingston
For the S5 workshop you will be working with a small group of S5 pupils (15-16 year olds). The pupils have to find out as much as they can about your typical week at university and plot your activities on a weekly planer. They also calculate how many hours you spend on each activity per week. For this exercise it is best if you can tell the group about your first year at university but if you can’t remember that in much detail then your current timetable will do nicely.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 7.45am at the LEAPS office (breakfast goods will be available given the early start!) and we’ll drop you back there after the workshop about 10.20ish.
We can also pick up volunteers en route at Heriot Watt Uni if required – just let me know please and we can arrange a suitable meeting point/time.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 8.35 – just let me know please.
Claire and James will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Chantelle H
Jennifer H
Lisa K
Klara Z
Christina P
‘Typical Student Week’ S5 workshop
Deans Community High School, Livingston
For the S5 workshop you will be working with a small group of S5 pupils (15-16 year olds). The pupils have to find out as much as they can about your typical week at university and plot your activities on a weekly planer. They also calculate how many hours you spend on each activity per week. For this exercise it is best if you can tell the group about your first year at university but if you can’t remember that in much detail then your current timetable will do nicely.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 7.45am at the LEAPS office (breakfast goods will be available given the early start!) and we’ll drop you back there after the workshop about 10.20ish.
We can also pick up volunteers en route at Heriot Watt Uni if required – just let me know please and we can arrange a suitable meeting point/time.
Alternatively, if you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 8.35 – just let me know please.
Claire and James will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Chantelle H
Jennifer H
Lisa K
Klara Z
Christina P
14 January, S4 workshop, Broughton HS, 11.00-12.00
Thursday 14 January, 11.00-12.00 (8-9 volunteers required)
‘Courses, Qualifications and Careers’ S4 workshop
Broughton High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive ‘University Course – true or false’ and the popular ‘spot the student’ round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a group. The workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 10.25am at the LEAPS office. We’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 12.20ish.
If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 10.50am – just let me know please.
As you may have noticed there are 2 S4 workshops running one after another at Broughton on this date. When you email me please state in your email if you would like attend the first workshop (9.40-10.40), the second workshop (11.00-12.00) or both. Thanks!
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this one;
Margarita K
Christina P
Jay H
‘Courses, Qualifications and Careers’ S4 workshop
Broughton High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive ‘University Course – true or false’ and the popular ‘spot the student’ round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a group. The workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 10.25am at the LEAPS office. We’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 12.20ish.
If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 10.50am – just let me know please.
As you may have noticed there are 2 S4 workshops running one after another at Broughton on this date. When you email me please state in your email if you would like attend the first workshop (9.40-10.40), the second workshop (11.00-12.00) or both. Thanks!
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this one;
Margarita K
Christina P
Jay H
14 January, S4 workshop, Broughton HS, 9.40-10.40
Thursday 14 January, 9.40-10.40 (8-9 volunteers required)
‘Courses, Qualifications and Careers’ S4 workshop
Broughton High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive ‘University Course – true or false’ and the popular ‘spot the student’ round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a group. The workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 9am at the LEAPS office. We’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 11.10ish.
If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 9.30am – just let me know please.
As you may have noticed there are 2 x S4 workshops running one after another at Broughton on this date. When you email me please state in your email if you would like attend the first workshop (9.40-10.40), the second workshop (11.00-12.00) or both. Thanks!
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this one;
Catherine C
Chantelle H
Jennifer H
Margarita K
Christina P
Jay H
‘Courses, Qualifications and Careers’ S4 workshop
Broughton High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive ‘University Course – true or false’ and the popular ‘spot the student’ round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a group. The workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 9am at the LEAPS office. We’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 11.10ish.
If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 9.30am – just let me know please.
As you may have noticed there are 2 x S4 workshops running one after another at Broughton on this date. When you email me please state in your email if you would like attend the first workshop (9.40-10.40), the second workshop (11.00-12.00) or both. Thanks!
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this one;
Catherine C
Chantelle H
Jennifer H
Margarita K
Christina P
Jay H
13 January, S6 workshop, WHEC, 1.40-2.40
Wednesday 13 January, 1.40-2.40 (this workshop is now full - thanks)
‘Getting by on a student budget’ S6 workshop
Wester Hailes Education Centre, Edinburgh
During the S6 workshop you will be working with a small group of S6 pupils (16-17 year olds) on a student case study. We have compiled a number of case studies following feedback from existing & previous volunteers and you will be able to choose what case study you want to work on with your group before the start of the workshop. You may want to choose a case study that most closely matches your own circumstances. In any case we provide you with the answers so it’s very straightforward.
The pupils in your group have to discuss the case study and work out, with the aid of a calculator, what the ‘case study student’ expenditure is for a typical week at university and also what income they have available to them during their academic year to pay for their student lifestyle. Your role is to make sure the group is working together, discussing the case study and reaching agreement before writing down their answers. More importantly, we would also like you to share with your pupils your own experiences of getting by on a student budget.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 1pm at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 3.10ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 1.30pm – just let me know please.
Roy is leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Helen B
Jennifer H
Amy-Louise O
Natasha G
Klara Z (on list if anyone drops out)
‘Getting by on a student budget’ S6 workshop
Wester Hailes Education Centre, Edinburgh
During the S6 workshop you will be working with a small group of S6 pupils (16-17 year olds) on a student case study. We have compiled a number of case studies following feedback from existing & previous volunteers and you will be able to choose what case study you want to work on with your group before the start of the workshop. You may want to choose a case study that most closely matches your own circumstances. In any case we provide you with the answers so it’s very straightforward.
The pupils in your group have to discuss the case study and work out, with the aid of a calculator, what the ‘case study student’ expenditure is for a typical week at university and also what income they have available to them during their academic year to pay for their student lifestyle. Your role is to make sure the group is working together, discussing the case study and reaching agreement before writing down their answers. More importantly, we would also like you to share with your pupils your own experiences of getting by on a student budget.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 1pm at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 3.10ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 1.30pm – just let me know please.
Roy is leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Helen B
Jennifer H
Amy-Louise O
Natasha G
Klara Z (on list if anyone drops out)
13 January, S6 workshop, Forrester HS, 11.45-12.45
Wednesday 13 January, 11.45-12.45 (6-8 volunteers required)
‘Getting by on a student budget’ S6 workshop
Forrester High School, Edinburgh
During the S6 workshop you will be working with a small group of S6 pupils (16-17 year olds) on a student case study. We have compiled a number of case studies following feedback from existing & previous volunteers and you will be able to choose what case study you want to work on with your group before the start of the workshop. You may want to choose a case study that most closely matches your own circumstances. In any case we provide you with the answers so it’s very straightforward.
The pupils in your group have to discuss the case study and work out, with the aid of a calculator, what the ‘case study student’ expenditure is for a typical week at university and also what income they have available to them during their academic year to pay for their student lifestyle. Your role is to make sure the group is working together, discussing the case study and reaching agreement before writing down their answers. More importantly, we would also like you to share with your pupils your own experiences of getting by on a student budget.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 11am at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 1.15ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 11.35 – just let me know please.
If any volunteers from Heriot Watt would like to picked up and dropped off at HWU campus en route please let me know and we can arrange a suitable time/meeting point.
James is leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Rachael M
Jennifer H
Lauren C
Lisa K
‘Getting by on a student budget’ S6 workshop
Forrester High School, Edinburgh
During the S6 workshop you will be working with a small group of S6 pupils (16-17 year olds) on a student case study. We have compiled a number of case studies following feedback from existing & previous volunteers and you will be able to choose what case study you want to work on with your group before the start of the workshop. You may want to choose a case study that most closely matches your own circumstances. In any case we provide you with the answers so it’s very straightforward.
The pupils in your group have to discuss the case study and work out, with the aid of a calculator, what the ‘case study student’ expenditure is for a typical week at university and also what income they have available to them during their academic year to pay for their student lifestyle. Your role is to make sure the group is working together, discussing the case study and reaching agreement before writing down their answers. More importantly, we would also like you to share with your pupils your own experiences of getting by on a student budget.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 11am at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 1.15ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 11.35 – just let me know please.
If any volunteers from Heriot Watt would like to picked up and dropped off at HWU campus en route please let me know and we can arrange a suitable time/meeting point.
James is leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up;
Rachael M
Jennifer H
Lauren C
Lisa K
14 December, S4 workshop, Musselburgh GS, 9.50-10.50 FULL !
Monday 14 December, 9.50-10.50 (this is now full thanks!)
‘Courses, Qualifications & Careers’ S4 workshop
Musselburgh Grammar School, Musselburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive ‘University Course – true or false’ and the popular ‘spot the student’ round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a group. The workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 9am at the LEAPS office. We’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 11.20ish.
If any Queen Margaret Students will like us to pick you up ont he way please let me know and we can arrange a suitable place/time.
If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 9.40am – just let me know please.
Claire and Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this one;
Isabel U
Lauren C
Callum B
Neale Y
Kate B
Tom M
Megan J
Emma A (meeting us at school reception at 9.40)
James M (meeting us at school reception at 9.40)
Brian M (meeting us at school reception at 9.40)
Keir (meeting us at school reception at 9.40)
Amy O (on reserve list if anyone drops out)
Jay H (on reserve list if anyone drops out)
‘Courses, Qualifications & Careers’ S4 workshop
Musselburgh Grammar School, Musselburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive ‘University Course – true or false’ and the popular ‘spot the student’ round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a group. The workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 9am at the LEAPS office. We’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 11.20ish.
If any Queen Margaret Students will like us to pick you up ont he way please let me know and we can arrange a suitable place/time.
If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 9.40am – just let me know please.
Claire and Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this one;
Isabel U
Lauren C
Callum B
Neale Y
Kate B
Tom M
Megan J
Emma A (meeting us at school reception at 9.40)
James M (meeting us at school reception at 9.40)
Brian M (meeting us at school reception at 9.40)
Keir (meeting us at school reception at 9.40)
Amy O (on reserve list if anyone drops out)
Jay H (on reserve list if anyone drops out)
11 December - S6 Conference, 9.15-12.30
Friday 11 Dec, S6 Conference, 9.15-12.30 (as many volunteers as possible needed!)
Our annual ‘Conference for S6 students’ will take place at Heriot Watt University this year. This event is open to all student volunteers, irrespective of where you study – in fact we would like as many volunteers as possible to take part from a wide range of universities and subject areas.
We are expecting similar pupil numbers to last year (around 250) attending the conference. Those who attend come from a number of schools in Edinburgh, Lothians and the Borders and will be able to attend short presentations by guest speakers and opt into a selection of workshops.
Your role as a volunteer could involve one or more of the following activities;
- mingle and chat informally with pupils as they arrive and during break
- take part in our standard ‘getting by on a student budget S6 workshop
- take part in a workshop focusing on how to survive moving away from home
- star on the ‘Student Panel’ answering questions posed by the audience
To take part you ideally need to be free between 9.15am and 12.30pm although if you are only available for part of that time it’s still worth letting me know as we would be glad of any help – it’s a big event so it’s all hands on deck!
The meet up point is the main reception at Heriot Watt at 9.15am.
The best way to get to Heriot Watt is by taking the number 25 Lothian bus from Princes Street (Lothian bus No 34 and 45 also go to Heriot Watt but it’s a less frequent service). If you present me with your bus ticket when you arrive at Heriot Watt I will refund you the cash.
Alternatively, we will also be able to offer a limited number of students a lift from Edinburgh Uni – we would be a leaving the LEAPS office at 8am. Let me know if you would like a place in one of our cars.
To sign up for the S6 Conference please email me – claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and tell me in your email;
1) When you are available on Fri 11 Dec (9.15-12.30noon ?)
2) If you’ll make your own way there OR if you would like lift from LEAPS HQ(8am) ?
3) If you moved away from home to go to university ?
4) What your most favourite Christmas present was (ever!)
As always please get in touch if you have any questions. I will be in contact nearer the event with more info.
So far the following volunteers have signed up (travel arrangements and favourite xmas present shown where indicated);
Lisa K (lift from LEAPS) ('my snowboard')
Kelly L (making own way there)
Isabel I (making own way there) ('a very thick woolly sweater with mult-coloured stripes')
Sarah R (making own way there) ('a giant box of Skittles!')
Ross S
Jennifer H (making own way there)
Emma M (lift from LEAPS) ('A pony. I have amazing parents')
Sarah-Louise K (lift from LEAPS) ('strange stuff for putting in rock when you go climbing')
Helen B (making own way there)
Ross M (making own way there) ('Nintendo wii')
Chantelle H (making own way there) ('my first guitar')
Calum M (making own way there)
Hazel G (making own way there) ('Trip to NYC for joint xmas and 21st pressie')
Lucy O (making own way there) ('money')
Zeella L (making own way there) ('lots and lots of new clothes')
Oyegbe I (making own way there) ('Playstation 2')
Megan J (lift from LEAPS) ('my guitar')
James T (making own way there) ('my dog')
Kirsten T (lift from LEAPS)
Callum B (making own way there) ('a bicycle')
Rohan D (making own way there)
Catriona R (making own way there)
Katrina P (making own way there)
Jamie D (making own way there) ('Lego Castle')
Amy-Louise O (making own way there) ('Polaroid Camera')
Hannah E (making own way there)
Our annual ‘Conference for S6 students’ will take place at Heriot Watt University this year. This event is open to all student volunteers, irrespective of where you study – in fact we would like as many volunteers as possible to take part from a wide range of universities and subject areas.
We are expecting similar pupil numbers to last year (around 250) attending the conference. Those who attend come from a number of schools in Edinburgh, Lothians and the Borders and will be able to attend short presentations by guest speakers and opt into a selection of workshops.
Your role as a volunteer could involve one or more of the following activities;
- mingle and chat informally with pupils as they arrive and during break
- take part in our standard ‘getting by on a student budget S6 workshop
- take part in a workshop focusing on how to survive moving away from home
- star on the ‘Student Panel’ answering questions posed by the audience
To take part you ideally need to be free between 9.15am and 12.30pm although if you are only available for part of that time it’s still worth letting me know as we would be glad of any help – it’s a big event so it’s all hands on deck!
The meet up point is the main reception at Heriot Watt at 9.15am.
The best way to get to Heriot Watt is by taking the number 25 Lothian bus from Princes Street (Lothian bus No 34 and 45 also go to Heriot Watt but it’s a less frequent service). If you present me with your bus ticket when you arrive at Heriot Watt I will refund you the cash.
Alternatively, we will also be able to offer a limited number of students a lift from Edinburgh Uni – we would be a leaving the LEAPS office at 8am. Let me know if you would like a place in one of our cars.
To sign up for the S6 Conference please email me – claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and tell me in your email;
1) When you are available on Fri 11 Dec (9.15-12.30noon ?)
2) If you’ll make your own way there OR if you would like lift from LEAPS HQ(8am) ?
3) If you moved away from home to go to university ?
4) What your most favourite Christmas present was (ever!)
As always please get in touch if you have any questions. I will be in contact nearer the event with more info.
So far the following volunteers have signed up (travel arrangements and favourite xmas present shown where indicated);
Lisa K (lift from LEAPS) ('my snowboard')
Kelly L (making own way there)
Isabel I (making own way there) ('a very thick woolly sweater with mult-coloured stripes')
Sarah R (making own way there) ('a giant box of Skittles!')
Ross S
Jennifer H (making own way there)
Emma M (lift from LEAPS) ('A pony. I have amazing parents')
Sarah-Louise K (lift from LEAPS) ('strange stuff for putting in rock when you go climbing')
Helen B (making own way there)
Ross M (making own way there) ('Nintendo wii')
Chantelle H (making own way there) ('my first guitar')
Calum M (making own way there)
Hazel G (making own way there) ('Trip to NYC for joint xmas and 21st pressie')
Lucy O (making own way there) ('money')
Zeella L (making own way there) ('lots and lots of new clothes')
Oyegbe I (making own way there) ('Playstation 2')
Megan J (lift from LEAPS) ('my guitar')
James T (making own way there) ('my dog')
Kirsten T (lift from LEAPS)
Callum B (making own way there) ('a bicycle')
Rohan D (making own way there)
Catriona R (making own way there)
Katrina P (making own way there)
Jamie D (making own way there) ('Lego Castle')
Amy-Louise O (making own way there) ('Polaroid Camera')
Hannah E (making own way there)
9 December, S4 workshop, Liberton HS, 8.45-9.40 FULL !
Wednesday 9 December, 8.45-9.40 (this workshop is now full - thanks!)
‘Courses, Qualifications & Careers’ S4 workshop
Liberton High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive ‘University Course – true or false’ and the popular ‘spot the student’ round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a group. The workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 8.15am at the LEAPS office - you can also pick up some breakfast on there since it is such an uncivilised hour! We’ll make sure you are dropped back att eh LEAPS office after the workshop about 10ish.
If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 8.35am – just let me know please.
Claire and Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this one;
Steven R (making own way there)
Chantelle H
Lauren C
Lisa K
Ross S
Mathew H
Jennifer S
Kayleigh
‘Courses, Qualifications & Careers’ S4 workshop
Liberton High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive ‘University Course – true or false’ and the popular ‘spot the student’ round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a group. The workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 8.15am at the LEAPS office - you can also pick up some breakfast on there since it is such an uncivilised hour! We’ll make sure you are dropped back att eh LEAPS office after the workshop about 10ish.
If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 8.35am – just let me know please.
Claire and Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this one;
Steven R (making own way there)
Chantelle H
Lauren C
Lisa K
Ross S
Mathew H
Jennifer S
Kayleigh
7 December, S6 workshop, Musselburgh GS, 12.05-1.05 FULL!
Monday 7 December, 12.05-1.05 (this workshop is now full - thanks!)
‘Getting by on a Student Budget’ S6 workshop
Musselburgh Grammar, Musselburgh , East Lothian
During the S6 workshop you will be working with a small group of S6 pupils (16-17 year olds) on a student case study. We have compiled a number of case studies following feedback from existing & previous volunteers and you will be able to choose what case study you want to work on with your group before the start of the workshop. You may want to choose a case study that most closely matches your own circumstances. In any case we provide you with the answers so it’s very straightforward.
The pupils in your group have to discuss the case study and work out, with the aid of a calculator, what the ‘case study student’ expenditure is for a typical week at university and also what income they have available to them during their academic year to pay for their student lifestyle. Your role is to make sure the group is working together, discussing the case study and reaching agreement before writing down their answers. More importantly, we would also like you to share with your pupils your own experiences of getting by on a student budget.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop Claire an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 11.15am at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 1.30ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 11.55 – just let me know please.
If any Queen Margaret students would like us to pick them up en route please let me know and we can arrange a suitable time/place to meet on campus.
The volunteers who have signed up for this workshop are;
Lauren C
Lisa K
Klara Z
Kirsten T
Tom M
Rohini T
Suzanne Z (meeting us at QMU around 11.35/11.40)
Emma A (meeting us at school reception - 11.55)
Lissie (or Liberton workshop)
Elisabeth M (or Liberton workshop)
Margarita K (or Liberton workshop)
‘Getting by on a Student Budget’ S6 workshop
Musselburgh Grammar, Musselburgh , East Lothian
During the S6 workshop you will be working with a small group of S6 pupils (16-17 year olds) on a student case study. We have compiled a number of case studies following feedback from existing & previous volunteers and you will be able to choose what case study you want to work on with your group before the start of the workshop. You may want to choose a case study that most closely matches your own circumstances. In any case we provide you with the answers so it’s very straightforward.
The pupils in your group have to discuss the case study and work out, with the aid of a calculator, what the ‘case study student’ expenditure is for a typical week at university and also what income they have available to them during their academic year to pay for their student lifestyle. Your role is to make sure the group is working together, discussing the case study and reaching agreement before writing down their answers. More importantly, we would also like you to share with your pupils your own experiences of getting by on a student budget.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop Claire an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 11.15am at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 1.30ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 11.55 – just let me know please.
If any Queen Margaret students would like us to pick them up en route please let me know and we can arrange a suitable time/place to meet on campus.
The volunteers who have signed up for this workshop are;
Lauren C
Lisa K
Klara Z
Kirsten T
Tom M
Rohini T
Suzanne Z (meeting us at QMU around 11.35/11.40)
Emma A (meeting us at school reception - 11.55)
Lissie (or Liberton workshop)
Elisabeth M (or Liberton workshop)
Margarita K (or Liberton workshop)
7 December, S4 workshop, Liberton HS, 11.55-12.55 FULL!
Monday 7 December, 11.55-12.55 (this workshop is now full - thanks!)
‘Courses, Qualifications & Careers’ S4 workshop
Liberton High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive ‘University Course – true or false’ and the popular ‘spot the student’ round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a group. The workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 11.20am at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 1.20ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 11.45 – just let me know please.
Claire and Alison will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this one;
Steven R (making own way there)
Lynne F
Callum B
Margarita K (or Musselburgh workshop at same time)
Sarah R
Elizabeth M (or Musselburgh workshop at same time)
Lissie (or Musselburgh workshop at same time)
Kayleigh W
Greg B (picking up from Kings Buildings)
‘Courses, Qualifications & Careers’ S4 workshop
Liberton High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive ‘University Course – true or false’ and the popular ‘spot the student’ round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a group. The workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if you would like transport to the school. The meeting time for this workshop is 11.20am at the LEAPS office and we’ll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 1.20ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 11.45 – just let me know please.
Claire and Alison will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this one;
Steven R (making own way there)
Lynne F
Callum B
Margarita K (or Musselburgh workshop at same time)
Sarah R
Elizabeth M (or Musselburgh workshop at same time)
Lissie (or Musselburgh workshop at same time)
Kayleigh W
Greg B (picking up from Kings Buildings)
2 December, S3 Campus Reporter, 9.00-12.00
Wednesday 2 Dec, 9.00-12.00 (approx 5-8 volunteers required)
S3 Campus Reporter
Castlebrae High School at Edinburgh University
After a short ice-breaker activity we split into small teams and set the scene. The pupils are to act as researchers and reporters and will produce a short 'TV News Show' by the end of the event assisted by you, the LEAPS team and a small easy-to-use video camera.
Each team is tasked with gathering general background info on the university as they explore the campus with you but they also have a second task which involves them working on a specific 'angle' or news item, eg. 'the role of the Students' Association' or 'The Study Environment'. Each group has a different 'angle' to report on and they use the video camera to record interviews and footage around campus which will be included in the final 'news show'.
After a short break in the student union the pupils return to the base room which is set up like a TV Studio - if you have a good sense of imagination! The news show is then 'broadcast' with 2 pupils acting as the TV presenters who introduce each of the clips created by each of the news teams.
As this particular event takes places at Edinburgh University it is open to Edinburgh University students or anyone who is familiar with the George Square area of Edinburgh University.
The meet up time is 9am at the 'Cabaret Bar' at the Pleasance at Edinburgh University. You'll get a full briefing before the school group arrives and you will be finished by 12noon.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email - claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk.
The following volunteers have signed up for this event;
Emma M
Chris J
Jay H
Matt J
Lauren B
Ben S
S3 Campus Reporter
Castlebrae High School at Edinburgh University
After a short ice-breaker activity we split into small teams and set the scene. The pupils are to act as researchers and reporters and will produce a short 'TV News Show' by the end of the event assisted by you, the LEAPS team and a small easy-to-use video camera.
Each team is tasked with gathering general background info on the university as they explore the campus with you but they also have a second task which involves them working on a specific 'angle' or news item, eg. 'the role of the Students' Association' or 'The Study Environment'. Each group has a different 'angle' to report on and they use the video camera to record interviews and footage around campus which will be included in the final 'news show'.
After a short break in the student union the pupils return to the base room which is set up like a TV Studio - if you have a good sense of imagination! The news show is then 'broadcast' with 2 pupils acting as the TV presenters who introduce each of the clips created by each of the news teams.
As this particular event takes places at Edinburgh University it is open to Edinburgh University students or anyone who is familiar with the George Square area of Edinburgh University.
The meet up time is 9am at the 'Cabaret Bar' at the Pleasance at Edinburgh University. You'll get a full briefing before the school group arrives and you will be finished by 12noon.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email - claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk.
The following volunteers have signed up for this event;
Emma M
Chris J
Jay H
Matt J
Lauren B
Ben S
30 November, S4 workshop, Drummond CHS, 11.30-12.20
Monday 30 November, 11.30-12.20 (this workshop is now full - thanks!)
S4 'Courses, Qualifications and Careers' workshop
Drummond High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive 'University Course - true or false' and the popular 'spot the student' round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a a group. This workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if would like transport to the school.
As you may have noticed we are delivering 4 workshops on the morning of 30th November so if you have the time it would be great if you would do more than workshop but however many sessions you end up doing we will make sure that you collected and dropped off at the LEAPs office.
The meeting time for this particular workshop is 11am at the LEAPS office and we'll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 12.40ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 11.20am - just let me know please.
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this workshop;
Margarita K
Rachael M
Lauren B
Kayleigh W
Sophie B
Scott H
Steven R
S4 'Courses, Qualifications and Careers' workshop
Drummond High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive 'University Course - true or false' and the popular 'spot the student' round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a a group. This workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if would like transport to the school.
As you may have noticed we are delivering 4 workshops on the morning of 30th November so if you have the time it would be great if you would do more than workshop but however many sessions you end up doing we will make sure that you collected and dropped off at the LEAPs office.
The meeting time for this particular workshop is 11am at the LEAPS office and we'll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 12.40ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 11.20am - just let me know please.
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this workshop;
Margarita K
Rachael M
Lauren B
Kayleigh W
Sophie B
Scott H
Steven R
30 November, S4 workshop, Drummond CHS, 10.40-11.30
Monday 30 November, 10.40-11.30 (this workshop is now full - thanks!)
S4 'Courses, Qualifications and Careers' workshop
Drummond Community High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive 'University Course - true or false' and the popular 'spot the student' round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a a group. This workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if would like transport to the school.
As you may have noticed we are delivering 4 workshops on the morning of 30th November so if you have the time it would be great if you would do more than workshop but however many sessions you end up doing we will make sure that you collected and dropped off at the LEAPs office.
The meeting time for this particular workshop is 10.10 at the LEAPS office and we'll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 11.50ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 10.30am - just let me know please.
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this workshop;
Margarita K
Rachael M
Lauren B
Sunha M
Kayleigh W
Sophie B
Scott H
Holly C
Christina P
S4 'Courses, Qualifications and Careers' workshop
Drummond Community High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive 'University Course - true or false' and the popular 'spot the student' round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a a group. This workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if would like transport to the school.
As you may have noticed we are delivering 4 workshops on the morning of 30th November so if you have the time it would be great if you would do more than workshop but however many sessions you end up doing we will make sure that you collected and dropped off at the LEAPs office.
The meeting time for this particular workshop is 10.10 at the LEAPS office and we'll make sure you are dropped back there after the workshop about 11.50ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 10.30am - just let me know please.
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this workshop;
Margarita K
Rachael M
Lauren B
Sunha M
Kayleigh W
Sophie B
Scott H
Holly C
Christina P
30 November, S4 workshop, Drummond HS, 9.30-10.20
Monday 30 November, 9.30-10.20 (this workshop is now full - thanks!)
S4 'Courses, Qualifications and Careers' workshop
Drummond High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive 'University Course - true or false' and the popular 'spot the student' round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a a group. This workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email - claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk - and let me know if would like transport to the school.
As you may have noticed we are delivering 4 workshops on the morning of 30th November so if you have the time it would be great if you would do more than one workshop but however many sessions you end up doing we will make sure that you collected and dropped off at the LEAPS office.
The meeting time for this particular workshop is 9am at the LEAPS office and we'll drop you back there after the workshop about 10.40ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 9.20am - just let me know please.
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this workshop;
Margarita K
Mhairi S
Sunha M
Kayleigh W
Scott H
Jay H
Holly C
Eleanor C
Callum B (making own way to school)
S4 'Courses, Qualifications and Careers' workshop
Drummond High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive 'University Course - true or false' and the popular 'spot the student' round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a a group. This workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email - claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk - and let me know if would like transport to the school.
As you may have noticed we are delivering 4 workshops on the morning of 30th November so if you have the time it would be great if you would do more than one workshop but however many sessions you end up doing we will make sure that you collected and dropped off at the LEAPS office.
The meeting time for this particular workshop is 9am at the LEAPS office and we'll drop you back there after the workshop about 10.40ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 9.20am - just let me know please.
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this workshop;
Margarita K
Mhairi S
Sunha M
Kayleigh W
Scott H
Jay H
Holly C
Eleanor C
Callum B (making own way to school)
30 November, S4 workshop, Drummond HS, 8.40-9.30
Monday 30 November, 8.40-9.30 (this workshop is now full - thanks!)
S4 'Courses, Qualifications and Careers' workshop
Drummond High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive 'University Course - true or false' and the popular 'spot the student' round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a a group. This workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if would like transport to the school.
As you will notice, we are delivering the S4 workshop several times on the morning of 30 November. If you have some time to spare and can do more than one of the sessions that would be great but however many sessions you choose we will make sure you are collected and dropped back off at the LEAPS office.
The meeting time for this first workshop is 8.10am at the LEAPS office and you will be dropped back there after the workshop about 9.50ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 8.30am - just let me know please.
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this workshop;
Amira H
Jenny B
Margarita K
Mhairi S
Kayleigh W
Laura A
Scott H
Lisa K
Stephanie J
S4 'Courses, Qualifications and Careers' workshop
Drummond High School, Edinburgh
This is the fast moving quiz style workshop where you assist a group of S4 pupils (14-15 year olds) with the various rounds of the quiz including the very competitive 'University Course - true or false' and the popular 'spot the student' round. Your job is to encourage the pupils to discuss the questions and reach agreement as a a group. This workshop also often stimulates other questions from pupils related to university life.
If you are interested in signing up for this workshop please drop me an email claire.aitchison@ed.ac.uk and let me know if would like transport to the school.
As you will notice, we are delivering the S4 workshop several times on the morning of 30 November. If you have some time to spare and can do more than one of the sessions that would be great but however many sessions you choose we will make sure you are collected and dropped back off at the LEAPS office.
The meeting time for this first workshop is 8.10am at the LEAPS office and you will be dropped back there after the workshop about 9.50ish. If you would rather make your own way there we are happy to meet you at the school office at 8.30am - just let me know please.
Roy will be leading this workshop and so far the following volunteers have signed up for this workshop;
Amira H
Jenny B
Margarita K
Mhairi S
Kayleigh W
Laura A
Scott H
Lisa K
Stephanie J
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