Accessing higher education can be an important marker of success for young people, yet research estimates that only around 12 percent of care leavers go on to study at university. In a climate of ‘widening participation’ in which universities encourage inclusion and student diversity, this research invited care experienced students to share their journeys through care and their transitions to university life. This report focuses particularly on the issues affecting care experienced students in their journey to and through university. The recommendations at the end of this report highlight the steps that universities can take in order to support their students through this transition and improve outcomes for their care experienced students
AbstractPrevious research conducted in the UK has highlighted issues with the educational experience...
The literature review provides an overview of current research knowledge on care-experienced graduat...
Student carers are students who provide unpaid support to an individual who could not manage without...
We conducted research with 234 care experienced university students in England and Wales to explore ...
Over 80,000 children in England were being looked after in Local Authority care in 2020 and a furthe...
Pathways in education, academic success, and stability can act as protective factors in the future l...
Existing research has shown that care leavers are one of the most disadvantaged groups in society an...
Those who have spent time in state care as children, and are therefore ‘care-experienced’, are known...
Australian and international research documents the limited access of young people transitioning fro...
Life outcomes for people who spent time in the care of the state as children (‘care-experienced’) ar...
Students who spent time in state care as children, usually due to neglect or maltreatment, are a gro...
Despite an increased focus on supporting under-represented groups into Higher Education (HE), care-e...
Every year, young people unable to live with their birth families are placed in kinship care, foster...
© 2020, The Author(s). Life outcomes for people who spent time in the care of the state as children ...
This article reports the findings of a small study investigating the experiences of care experienced...
AbstractPrevious research conducted in the UK has highlighted issues with the educational experience...
The literature review provides an overview of current research knowledge on care-experienced graduat...
Student carers are students who provide unpaid support to an individual who could not manage without...
We conducted research with 234 care experienced university students in England and Wales to explore ...
Over 80,000 children in England were being looked after in Local Authority care in 2020 and a furthe...
Pathways in education, academic success, and stability can act as protective factors in the future l...
Existing research has shown that care leavers are one of the most disadvantaged groups in society an...
Those who have spent time in state care as children, and are therefore ‘care-experienced’, are known...
Australian and international research documents the limited access of young people transitioning fro...
Life outcomes for people who spent time in the care of the state as children (‘care-experienced’) ar...
Students who spent time in state care as children, usually due to neglect or maltreatment, are a gro...
Despite an increased focus on supporting under-represented groups into Higher Education (HE), care-e...
Every year, young people unable to live with their birth families are placed in kinship care, foster...
© 2020, The Author(s). Life outcomes for people who spent time in the care of the state as children ...
This article reports the findings of a small study investigating the experiences of care experienced...
AbstractPrevious research conducted in the UK has highlighted issues with the educational experience...
The literature review provides an overview of current research knowledge on care-experienced graduat...
Student carers are students who provide unpaid support to an individual who could not manage without...