Taking place in secondary schools, undergraduate maths students will be undertaking placements within the Maths department and also running an after school maths club for more able and talented maths students in Year 8.
The Campus Visit Days are designed to raise educational aspirations by giving pupils in KS3 an opportunity to visit a University Campus.
The Club gives young people in years 9, 10 & 11 the unique opportunity to study Science every Saturday morning at their local college, university or museum, free of charge.
The Year 9 Residential project is an annual event that sees pupils from schools across South East Wales visit the University for a taste of student life and aims to raise their future educational aspirations.
This project is an opportunity for young people who are interested in dance to explore alternative study pathways to traditional performance through workshops led by the Bsc Sport and PE (Dance) faculty at Cardiff Metropolitan University.
Hay Festival is back on the road, thanks to Welsh Government funding, bringing the Scribblers Tour to school children across Wales.
Working in collaboration with Dr Suzy Keane, Academic Manager of Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Science at USW, 16 more able and talented year 9 pupils are invited to visit the Chemistry labs at Upper Glyntaf Campus.
This transition activity is aimed at raising aspirations for the new pupils to improve their attainment High School with a view to moving into HE.
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