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The Service Children Support Network is partnering with the University of Oxford Widening Participation Team to provide educational enrichment programs for primary and secondary school students in Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. The project aims to raise aspirations, introduce concepts of further and higher education, and dispel misconceptions about university. It involves workshops and programs in schools and at the university on topics like the educational journey, solving a murder mystery set at the university, and addressing learning skills. The programs are free or low-cost and interested schools should contact Joy O'Neill by October 31st for details.
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