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Primary Ed students host The Peckover Primary School
We were thrilled to welcome The Peckover Primary School to our campus recently, so their students could experience university life on campus for a day. They were hosted by three second year Primary Education Students, Molly Sim, Bella Cook and Olivia Sutcliffe along with their tutors. The day started with a welcome and question and answer session, followed by a tour of campus and craft activities. The children explored the range of subjects that can be studied at university and made their own mortar boards ready for an end of day mini graduation. The staff and children enjoyed the event so much they have requested to come again next year with their Y6 pupils. Mrs Parsley said: "Thank you so much to BGU for an amazing day and for being flexible and making the day so enriching and exciting. The second year students were absolutely brilliant with our children and so patient and supportive." -
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Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Multi-Academy Trust - Lincoln Bishop partnership
The Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Multi-Academy Trust acts as a Lead Partner with Lincoln Bishop University (Lincoln Bishop). "Our aim is to provide the very best Catholic education for all in our community and so improve life chances through spiritual, academic and social development."The Trust works in partnership with Lincoln Bishop to deliver our Initial Teacher Education ITE programme. Lincoln Bishop provides teacher training opportunities in Primary, Secondary and Special Education in Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire. Our well-established programme of ITE provides trainees the opportunity to gain a PGCE (Post Graduate Certificate in Education) with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) - as well as masters credits in Primary, Secondary and special teaching.Applicants who apply to Our Lady of Lourdes will be able to choose the school that they train at in their Trust. Please visit here for a list of their schools.This partnership is founded on the principle of collaboration and an absolute belief that by working together we can improve outcomes for all students in these schools.Our Lady of Lourdes has a long record of partnership with Lincoln Bishop in helping to train teachers. If you choose to train with them you can expect:• Successful trainees will obtain a PGCE and QTS by the end of the programme• A programme that gives you four days a week in school and one day a week at University• The chance to observe and work with outstanding teachers• Outstanding mentoring from an experienced and trained mentor• A programme of support sessions• A comprehensive induction programme• A second school placement in a contrasting schoolAll their primary and secondary courses are available here. If you would like support in applying or further information, please contact: Vanessa Scottlearninganddevelopment@ololcatholicmat.co.uk -
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BGU graduate given Prue Goodwin Award!
This year's Prue Goodwin award has been presented to Bishop Grosseteste University Children’s Literature and Literacies MA student (now 2024 graduate) Emma Edwards, in recognition of her Master's dissertation which explored representations of disability in children's literature. Her research around this topic was incredibly in-depth and she was "very interested in the types of characters represented in literature, as well as how the children interpreted and understood them." Dr Prue Goodwin, who received an honorary doctorate from BGU in 2021, has been an inspiration to many colleagues and their teaching. Prue Goodwin trained as a teacher at BGU (1965-1965) and is now a world authority on Primary Education. She is a longstanding member of the UK Literacy Association (UKLA) and a prolific writer, having written and edited more than 18 books and guides. Emma commented: "I am really grateful that my master’s dissertation has been recognised through the Prue Goodwin award. I referred to her work during the research element of the study. The final dissertation was a result of a lot of hard work and was particularly challenging as I was balancing a Primary School teaching role, a new Senior Lecturer role and a young family.My dissertation stemmed from two key pieces of academic writing. Bishop (1990) identified that books were, ‘Mirrors, Windows and Sliding Glass Doors.’ Blaska (2004) built on this work and went on to identify that ‘Perhaps no group has been as overlooked and inaccurately presented in children’s books as individuals with disabilities.’ My final work focused on representations of disability within children’s literature, particularly focusing on visible disabilities. I’m really proud of the work through this piece of research and I hope that I will have the opportunity to share my findings and build further on my understanding of representations within children’s literature in the future." Her award was presented by award-winning children's author Hannah Gold on Thursday 24th of July just after the BGU Graduation ceremony at Lincoln Cathedral. Hannah was attending the ceremony to receive her Honorary Doctorate from BGU. Congratulations Emma! -
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Historical tuition fees
Tuition fees history and previous figures. -
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Care Experienced Students Information
Lincoln Bishop University is deeply committed to fostering an inclusive and compassionate academic community, aligned with our core value as a Church University.We actively work to eliminate discrimination, advance equality of opportunity, and promote positive relations across all groups. These principles guide our approach to supporting students from care-experienced backgrounds, recognising the unique challenges they may face and ensuring equitable access to education and opportunity. -
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Lincolnshire Gateway Academies Trust - Lincoln Bishop partnership
Lincolnshire Gateway Academies Trust is proud to work in partnership with Lincoln Bishop University (Lincoln Bishop) to deliver their ITE programme. They offer places for Primary and Secondary in North East Lincolnshire and Lincolnshire, and their well-established programme of Initial Teacher Education (ITE) provides trainees the opportunity to gain a PGCE with Qualified Teacher Status - as well as masters credits in Primary and Secondary. Lincolnshire Gateway Academies Trust provide comprehensive support and guidance along with tailored training to prepare individuals for their teaching career. The Trust has extensive experience of working with Initial Teacher Trainees over a number of years providing bespoke in-school support to allow trainees to develop their classroom practice. Lincolnshire Gateway Academies Trust offer the flexibility for prospective trainees to choose the school where they undergo their training, which is a unique feature of the programme. The Trust also has a strong track record of trainees securing teaching positions within the Trust following successful completion of their training course. -
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Foundation Year Programme Specifications
This page provides the programme specifications for our foundation year degrees. -
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Student teachers visit UK Parliament to explore parts of primary national curriculum
The intention of the trip was to develop our students understanding of teaching Fundamental British Values. -
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Partner school of BGU features in local and national press for commitment to providing a safe place for pupils
St Nicholas Church of England Primary Academy, who work in collaboration with student teachers at BGU, appeared on BBC Breakfast News. -
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Health and Social Care Academics present at international conferences
Dr Nicki Walsh and Lorena Hall presented at conferences throughout December 2024.
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