Raising the Level for EAL Learners
Samira and Hafsah, two Y10 learners in Rotherham, took part in LEVELS, a new HeppSY initiative designed to support English as an Additional Language (EAL) learners by improving both academic attainment and awareness of higher education pathways.
Using HeppSY Funding to Raise Awareness of Higher Education: Trinity Academy Doncaster
HeppSY supports it’s schools in a variety of ways including funding for trips and visits to local universities.
Shifting Grades Through Collaboration
UTC Olympic Legacy Park signed up to participate in HeppSY’s Grade Shifter project – a collaborative programme designed to improve attainment among year 11 humanities learners. The project highlights how partnership working, especially when built on co-production and shared delivery, can lead to meaningful improvements in student outcomes.
Annual Report 2022-2023
HeppSY reflect on our aims for the academic year and learners’ engagement with our partnership’s activities and programme throughout the academic year.
Ditch the Doubt Showcase 2023
A showcase of our DitchTheDoubt projects Amplify, HE Can and SHE Can that includes interviews with learners, a parent ambassador, and the project’s lead.
Celebrating HeppSY’s Impact on Students: Pre- and Post-16 Student Conferences
ElevatED
Learners from Thomas Rother College and Long Park Sixth Form speak about their experiences on HeppSY’s ElevatED project.
HeppSY’s 2023-2024 Annual Report
From 2023-24 HeppSY and Uni Connect partnerships delivered collaborative approaches with universities and other HE providers to support young people from underrepresented groups in four priority areas: attainment raising, strategic outreach, targeted outreach and signposting.
HE Can Year 1
An initiative to encourage more young men to consider higher education.
DitchTheDoubt: Boosting Confidence and Self Belief to Help Students Into Higher Education
Ditch the Doubt Montage
A look back at our DitchTheDoubt projects Amplify, HE Can and SHE Can in 2023.
STAMMA: Talking with students and colleagues who stammer
HeppSY have been working with the charity STAMMA the largest UK charity and membership organisation representing people who stammer. The partnership aims to highlight additional resources for learners and their key support networks as well as offering super simple tips that will support students or colleagues who stammer.
The Sheffield College: Employment Services Agency
Over the past twelve months, the Employment Services Agency has delivered a remarkable array of employment opportunities, ensuring learners are well-positioned to enter the workforce with confidence.
SHE Can Showcase
A showcase of our SHE Can initiative. Nearly 50 girls from across South Yorkshire took part in this programme which aimed to increase their confidence, resilience and higher education knowledge.
Fostering Collaboration Across a Multi Academy Trust Through Mentoring: Brigantia Learning Trust
The Brilliant Club: Programme and Impact Report for HeppSY 2022-2023
Celebrating Success: Annual Report 2021 – 2022
We reflect on our aims for the academic year and learners’ engagement with our partnership funded by the Office for Students.
