To widen access to The Bartlett for underrepresented groups, we prioritise working with schools that meet two or more of our criteria:
- Non-selective state schools
- High proportion of Free School Meals/Pupil Premium Intake
- Low performing schools
- Postcode data showing levels of deprivation and low progression to higher education
- High-achieving students with a keen interest in creative subjects (design technology, art or any that has expressed to teachers that they are interested in architecture, planning or construction)
We encourage schools to select students who they feel may benefit the most from events, by considering factors such as free school meal eligibility and potential to attend university.
Bespoke schools visits
We can visit your school to deliver academic sessions, workshops and more
School visits to The Bartlett
School visits to The Bartlett are fun, interactive sessions exploring the built environment
Makers Manual
In collaboration with STORE STORE, we have designed resources that can be used as lesson plans to inspire interest in design.
Events for students
The Bartlett Outreach Team run a range of events specifically for students.
Keep in touch
Get notified about new outreach activities. Sign up for The Bartlett Student Outreach mailing list to receive our monthly newsletter.
Sign upFurther resources
Access and Widening Participation at UCL
UCL has one of the largest Widening Participation operations working at all levels from primary through to mature students returning to education.
Scholarships and funding
Find out about funding available to students including loans, scholarships and bursaries for specific subject areas.
Child protection and safeguarding
The safety and wellbeing of all children and young people attending UCL Widening Participation activities is the responsibility of all UCL staff and students.
Privacy notice for access programmes
Why and how the UCL Access and Widening Participation Office (AWPO) collects and uses data, plus your rights explained.