1. Passport Scheme

2. For children aged 5-14 Visit exciting places Learn new subjects Try something different Meet new people Have fun!

3. What? Gain stickers for taking part in activities, clubs or visits. Stickers should be kept in your Passport so you can see how many hours of learning you have achieved!

4. Why? When you have collected over 30 stickers you will receive your first Children’s University Award. When you reach over 65 hours, you will be invited to a special graduation ceremony at the University of York! The awards are: 30 stickers = Bronze 65 stickers = Silver 100 stickers = Gold The awards are: 30 stickers = Bronze 65 stickers = Silver 100 stickers = Gold

6. Where? You can gain stickers from: School activities and clubs Activities or visits to public locations in York, e.g. the Libraries or the National Railway Museum Clubs and groups in York

7. But... All activities, clubs or organisations must be a York CU Learning Destination A Learning Destination is a place that has quality learning opportunities for children that have been checked by York CU. You can gain stickers at these locations. Look out for the Children’s University logo and poster!

8. Stickers are coloured to represent different areas of activity Stick them in your passport when you complete an hour of learning! Outdoor Academic Creative Culture Sport How many different colours can you collect?

9. Activities and attractions in York: National Railway Museum The Libraries National Centre for Early Music York Arts Academy York Theatre Royal and many more! Have a look at your Learning Destinations list!

10. Activities in school! Sports Clubs Total Sports Art Club Chess Club Library What other clubs can you think of? You can even collect stickers for activities you do at school in lunch time or after school!