This post was published on 7th April 2020 Any references to self-isolation, travel or meeting others was accurate at the time of writing but the guidance may have changed since. Please always refer to the […]
Author: Lauren Reid
I am a Worcester Uni Student Graduate and currently doing my PGCE Primary Early Years degree at the University.
I love to travel and experience new places. I’m originally from the heart of North Wales and I couldn’t imagine a better place to have grown up than by the mountains.
Ups and Downs of a PGCE
It always feels pretty privileged to get to the step of reaching a degree after completing another degree. You sorta feel proud and smart? (right?) I thought I would share a few things about doing […]
Thinking of Applying for the Primary PGCE course? Personal Statements, Interview Tips and What to Expect.
Thinking about applying for the Primary PGCE at the University? Or considering teaching as one of your Post-grad choices? Well, this blog is the right place for you. I am currently on the Primary Early […]
Life on the Primary Initial Teacher Education Course
Ever wondered what the Primary Initial Teacher Education course at Worcester is like? What do you study and how do placements work? Well sit back and have a read of these interview style questions that […]
Battling loneliness as a Student
For those who are reading this.. You are not alone! It is fair to say that almost every student will experience some sort of loneliness whilst they are studying at University. This might be due to […]
5 ways Worcester Graduates can succeed
Did you ever think you would be putting yourselves in the shoes of someone who is a graduate? I did not think this day would come. As Worcester Graduates we have the awesome excitement of […]
A student guide to Father’s Day
It’s Fathers Day on Sunday! It doesn’t matter if you’re at University for the summer or back home with your family, there are plenty of ways you can make the day special for your dad or father figure. Here’s my Father’s Day guide for students, including some things my stepdad has taught me.
A guide to independent restaurants in Worcester
I have been in Worcester for just over two years now, it is fair to say that I have eaten out at a LOT of places. There are lots of well known chain restaurants and cafes which are nice places to eat. But why not try the small, independent restaurants in Worcester too? Here’s my guide to the best independent restaurants to try while you’re studying in Worcester.
