Contextualised Admissions and Care Experienced Leavers Sample Clauses

Contextualised Admissions and Care Experienced Leavers. Our outreach programmes are supported by a progressive admissions policy. We have used contextualised admissions linked to our outreach programmes and care experienced leavers for many years. Thus, we already operate a transparent and robust WP and care experienced admissions policy, utilising an ‘access threshold’ based on contextualised admissions, as outlined in recommendations 11 and 12 of the CoWA Final Report. Indeed, our WP Admissions Policy was highlighted as an example of best practice for the sector by the CoWA Final Report. By this system, we make adjusted access offers of entry to every subject area within UofG, for school leavers and adult learners. Care leavers offers are accompanied with an invite to free participation in the UofG summer school. Moreover, our programmes are multi-exit and run specifically to bring entrants into HE as a whole, not just UofG. WP applicants enter HEIs across Scotland each year via our programmes, widening access for the whole sector – a major contribution to national SFC and Scottish Government Widening Access targets. We shall continue to evolve our WP and Access initiatives to move towards our entrant targets outlined in the annex. The University will continue to liaise with ‘Who Cares? Scotland’ regarding our care experienced learner provision and work with other partners as appropriate to ensure we reach these particularly vulnerable applicants, e.g. LA social work and through-care teams; MCR Pathways Programme.
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