Resources

Why military service children and young people?

The Office for Students identified military service children as underrepresented in higher education after research from University of Winchester suggested that this cohort have particular experiences that may affect access. This research also suggested that military service children are less likely than their peers to go on to higher education despite achieving well academically.

“Service Children could be characterised as GCSE achievers who do not progress to Higher Education as we would expect” (McCulloch and Hall 2016)

North Yorkshire is home to over 10,000 children from a military service background, most notably in and around Catterick Garrison, the largest British Army garrison in Europe.   

Resources

Service Families' Liaison Officer- Beccy Dixon

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SCiP Alliance 

The SCiP (Service Children Progression) Alliance is a national organisation, working to provide the best support systems possible for service children. Their website offers helpful resources, as well as upcoming events and recent news. 

SCiP Alliance website

Other Resources

UCAS information for students from a UK Armed Forces family about applying to undergraduate programmes 

Guidance on applying to university as a service child, created by Naval Families Federation 

Yorkshire and North East SCiP Alliance Hub

 

Inspiring Choices are proud to lead the SCiP Alliance Hub for Yorkshire and the North East.

Click here for more information about the hub 

 

 

Students

Resources designed to support young people who are navigating school, further education, and higher education!

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Parents and Carers

Resources for Parents/Carers to enable you to support young people as they make decisions about their future

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Teachers/ Practitioners

Resources for teachers/practitioners working with young people and supporting the Careers curriculum in school/college

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Specific groups

Resource and information relating to specific groups and / or circumstances that may benefit from additional support.

Female careers advisor showing laptop to male student taking notes.