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On this page, you’ll find printed and digital resources to help make sure campus is as safe as possible.
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Signage, posters and digital materials
Following the removal of coronavirus restrictions in England we have reviewed our signage catalogue. The ‘Keeping safe’ campaign will now focus on the broader health and wellbeing messages that we continue to promote on campus.
To help people recognise the 'Keeping safe on campus' campaign and make sure our messages have the most impact, it's important that you use the designs below rather than creating your own.
Instructional signage, posters and banners
In order to avoid incurring potential additional costs due to damaged surfaces, we strongly recommend that departments work with UCL’s recommended suppliers to remove any posters or vinyl signs rather than trying to remove them independently. Please contact your area facility manager for support.
The catalogue below includes an overview of pull up banners, instructional signage, and posters which can be printed at A4 or A3 size.
These materials are available to order from Belmont Press and Orbital Signs:
- To order from Belmont Press get in touch with David Gowler at d.gowler@belmont.co.uk or call 01604 596506 / 07850 209254.
- To order from Orbital Signs get in touch with John Wood at johnwood@orbitalsigns.co.uk or call 07887 575821.
Digital screens
Portrait and landscape images are available to fit standard UCL digital screens. These will be added automatically to all centrally managed screens. Please download these files if you wish to add them to any additional screens.
These can be accessed through a shared folder on OneDrive.
Social media
Graphics
Graphics are available to use on social media platforms.
Please note there is no call to action or link to further information in the graphics so please use the suggested copy and links provided in the guidance document.
These can be accessed through a shared folder on OneDrive.
Videos
Follow the links to MediaCentral to pick up the codes to embed or share.
Vaccines
We asked Claire Elliott, GP at Ridgemount Practice and UCL public health experts Professor Ibrahim Abubakar (Professor of Infectious Disease Epidemiology) and Professor Robert Aldridge (Professor of Public Health Data Science) some questions about how the COVID-19 vaccines work and how we know they're safe
How the COVID-19 vaccines work
How we know the COVID-19 vaccines are safe
Videos for students
How to get vaccinated against COVID-19, access healthcare, and find support at UCL