In this section you will find articles relating to developments across the organisation as a whole. If your organisation is interested in finding our more about our work, please contact our office in Manchester in the first instance.
Last year we announced a new partnership with The Reading Agency, which meant that Passport To Learning holders were able to gain stamps in their learning passports for taking part in the Summer Reading Challenge and reading up to 6 books. Now this year we're extending this partnership to include both the Summer Reading Challenge and Chatterbooks!
Universities will offer campus trips and workshops to pupils as young as seven, as part of a new drive to encourage young people from poor backgrounds to consider staying on in education once they've finished school.
Please click on 'Read more' to find out about new CU validated activities by BBC Outreach.
Please click on 'Read more' to read our latest publication: Achievements and Developments 2013!
InForm is a series of papers whose purpose is to capture significant ideas and events that enhance our understanding of leadership, learning and their inter-relationship.
Children's University Chief Executive Ger Graus urges educators to revisit the Reggio Emilia principles about learning and consider its approach for the children of today...
Welcome to the Children's University (CU) Trust's fifth birthday party! In April 2007 the CU was established with the financial support of the Department for Education and the Sutton Trust. And now look where we are...
This year a partnership was announced between the Reading Agency and the Children's University, which meant that children reading books for the Summer Reading Challenge were able to get their passports stamped at their local library and earn up to ten hours of Children's University learning for completing the Challenge.
Awarded to a small charity that has made a big impact with an innovative project or projects. Only charities with annual incomes of up to £1m are eligible for this award.
The National Science + Engineering Competition is looking for projects from 11-18 year olds in the UK. Do you have a project you want to enter? Please click on 'Read more' to find out more.
