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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." -
MA student awarded scholarship
Bishop Grosseteste University (BGU) student Daniel Kuu-Erah who is studying an MA in Education and TESOL, recently received a GREAT Scholarship funded by the British Council and the UK Government’s GREAT British Campaign to study at BGU! When Daniel returned from a network event held in Birmingham (Edgbaston Stadium) for all GREAT scholars, he couldn't wait to tell everyone about it. It was an amazing programme, and an opportunity for me to meet great personalities from the UK and other parts of the world! Daniel Kuu-Erah Sophie Hadfield who is the BGU International Support Officer said: He showed me his GREAT Scholarship certificate and told me about the inspiring former GREAT scholars he met, as well as several dignitaries. As he progresses his dissertation, Daniel continues to consider his future next steps – he has been applying to undertake a PhD specialising in linguistic discourse analysis. Daniel is keen to see further promotion of BGU in Ghana as he would like other potential students benefit from the same positive educational experience he has received so far from BGU. -
University Professor co-authored the British Sleep Society’s case for Permanent Standard Time
One of the universities' professors, Caroline Horton, reviewed and edited a position statement advocating for the restoration of permanent Standard Time -
Prostate Cancer awareness supported by Health and Social Care staff and students
This October, staff and students on our Health and Social Care undergraduate course raised awareness of Prostate Cancer. -
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. -
BGU Lecturers contribute chapters to ‘The Guide to LGBTQ+ Research’
Dr Lyndsay Muir and Dr Helen Bushell-Thornally, Senior Lecturers in Secondary education at BGU, recently attended the book launch of ‘The Guide to LGBTQ+ Research’; a publication in which they both contributed chapters. -
BGU Senior Lecturer publishes book on children’s literature
Dr Amy Webster, Senior Lecturer in Education Studies at BGU, has recently published a book on the topic of children’s literature. -
BGU to host the Lincoln GP Sportive Cycle Ride
We are hosting the Lincoln GP Sportive Cycle Ride 2025 -
Early Childhood Studies graduates: An insight into their journeys
This Spring, we are sharing the inspiring stories of some of our Early Childhood Studies (ECS) graduates. -
Greater Lincolnshire Social Economy Academy Programme renewed for 2025/26
We are pleased to announce that the contract for the Greater Lincolnshire Social Economy Academy has been renewed for another year.
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