Andrew Abrahamson Primary Project Officer International Centre for Excellence in Educational Opportunities June 2011.

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Andrew Abrahamson Primary Project Officer International Centre for Excellence in Educational Opportunities June 2011

Progression to higher education ……is more about CULTURE than ability…….

What is the role of a university? Young people are in schools Young people are in families Families are in communities

What we learnt Start young Target Systematic replicable models Partnership working Cross sector responsibility

Start young

Target

High quality delivery models

Partnerships....

Partnerships...

Role models

3 Step Framework (since 2000) Step 1: ‘Sowing the Seeds’ ages 9/10 years Step 2: ‘Long term/ intense relationship’ with target cohort ages years Step 3: Direct links to supported admissions, bursaries, engaging curriculum, quality student support, careers and employability ages 17+ years

‘Sowing the Seeds’ Professor Fluffy’s educational adventure

Step 2 - Champions

Step 2 – Residentials

Step 2 – Superstars

Step 3 - Scholars

Step 3 – Go Higher

Global context