Widening Access and Retention Fund Sample Clauses

Widening Access and Retention Fund. Widening access has no purpose if entrants are not retained and progress efficiently throughout their studies. We have in place and are continuing to evolve on course provision for WP students. This is spearheaded by a Transitions Working Group, chaired by an Assistant Vice-Principal, and a Retention Sub-Group, which carry on a strong body of work conducted over the past twelve years into retention within UofG. Our student records system combines admissions and student support data to enable tracking and monitoring of flagged WP students from pre-entry to graduation. This process was highlighted as an example of best practice for the sector by the CoWA Interim Report. It allows at risk students to be monitored and intervention targeted at relevant points in the academic year. This is an evolving area, but established and new innovative practice has already impacted positively on our WP cohort: targeted financial aid via Talent Scholarships (over 500 awarded to date) and preferential access to discretionary funding; our Local Student Orientation event attracts 550 local WP entrants each year in early September; e-mails are sent at pressure points during Years 1 and 2, offering advice and reminders of where to seek support; offers of employment as pre-entry programme mentors are made. We shall continue to learn from these and other initiatives to develop retention provision and move towards the targets outlined in the annex. We do not currently receive funding via the WERF, despite maintaining a high level of annual entrants from MD20 areas comparable to the sector, but shall maintain this commitment nonetheless. 7 Targets 2013-14 actual 2014-15 baseline 2015-16 actual 2016-17 estimate 2017-18 milestone 2018-19 milestone 2019-20 aspiration Priority 1: Widening access Measure 2: Deprivation – The number of Scotland-domiciled undergraduate entrants from the 20% and 40% most deprived postcodes Total number of SDUEs with known postcode 3,016 2751 3000 3200 3400 2a: SDUEs from 20% most deprived postcodes 438 382 405 432 459 2a: Proportion of SDUEs from 20% most deprived postcodes 14.5% 13.9% 13.5% 13.5% 13.5% 2b: SDUEs from 40% most deprived postcodes 828 773 825 880 935 2b: Proportion of SDUEs from 40% most deprived postcodes 27.5% 28.1% 27.5% 27.5% 27.5% Measure 4: Protected Characteristics - The number and proportion of Scotland-domiciled undergraduate entrants by different protected characteristic groups and care leavers Proportion - Care Leaver 0.6% 0.5% 0.5...
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Widening Access and Retention Fund. Widening access has no purpose if entrants are not retained and progress efficiently throughout their studies. We have in place and are continuing to evolve on course provision for WP students. This is spearheaded by a Transitions Working Group, chaired by an Assistant Vice-Principal, and a Retention Sub-Group, which carry on a strong body of work conducted over the past twelve years into retention within UofG. Our student records system combines admissions and student support data to enable tracking and monitoring of flagged WP students from pre-entry to graduation. This process was highlighted as an example of best practice for the sector by the CoWA Interim Report. It allows at risk students to be monitored and intervention targeted at relevant points in the academic year. This is an evolving area, but established and new innovative practice has already impacted positively on our WP cohort: targeted financial aid via Talent Scholarships (over 500 awarded to date) and preferential access to discretionary funding; our Local Student Orientation event attracts 550 local WP entrants each year in early September; e-mails are sent at pressure points during Years 1 and 2, offering advice; offers of employment as pre-entry programme mentors are made. We shall continue to learn from these and other initiatives to develop retention provision and move towards the targets outlined in the annex. We do not currently receive funding via the XXXX, despite maintaining a high level of annual entrants from MD20 areas comparable to the sector, but shall maintain this commitment nonetheless.
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