Military service students

Military Service Students

In this section:

Why military service children?

According to the Office for Students, "Children from military families have low participation rates in higher education. Various factors can affect access to higher education among children from military families including mobility, separation, wellbeing and caring responsibilities.".

Military Service Child Report

In collaboration with York St John University, we created a Military Service Child Report. This link will take you to the report.

?What work have we done in this area?

Focus Groups

We have hosted military service students on campus at York St John University. During this visit, students heard about higher education options, got to tour campus and participated in focus groups.

Please click here to look at some of our findings from the focus groups.

SCiP Alliance

You can find out more about our work with the Service Children's Progression (SCiP) Alliance, by clicking here.

Research

In partnership with the University of York, York St John University, North Yorkshire Council and York City Council, we conducted research and helped to create a collaborative project focusing on military service children.

To read about the findings and the project, click here.

?Resources

Service Children's Champion Newsletter

Monthly SCC - Newsletter - April

SCiP Alliance (Service Children's Progression Alliance)

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

SCiP Alliance website