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Key Stage 3 and 4 Activities
All Keelelink activities are tailored towards specific Key Stages to ensure maximum benefit and impact.
To view the activities available for Key Stage 3 and 4 learners please see below:
In-School/College Activities
We come to your KLASS (Keelelink Ambassador Students in Schools)
Activities are based around the topic of Higher Education. Sessions are run by our fantastic team of Student Ambassadors.
Roadshow
Informative and interactive sessions are delivered in our Roadshow marquee by Keele and Staffordshire University Student Ambassadors during our 'Roadshow Season'.
STEM Specialists (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths)
Activities are based around the topic of Science, Technology, Engineering or Maths. Sessions are run by our fantastic team of Student Ambassadors.
Humanities Specialists
Activities are based around the subjects of Citizenship, Music, English and History. Sessions are run by our fantastic team of Student Ambassadors.
Keele MedPath
The MedPath project is run by Keele Medicine students and aims to promote medicine in the local community.
On Campus Activities
Conferences
The conferences aim to look at anniversary years as well as delving into topical issues or events. This years' conference include the Holocaust Memorial Conference, The Space Conference and The Shakespeare Conference.
Experience Days
These events give learners the chance to become an undergraduate student for the day.
Residential: Keelelink Unifest (note: this is for Year 11 only)
Our 2013 Summer School will be run in July. Click above for further information.
There are a number of outreach projects delivered by academics across the university which provide a great opportunity to delve further into specific subjects. These are run in addition to academic contributions to the core Keelelink projects.
Online Activities
Study Support Ementoring (KS4 only) 
Our highly successful ementoring project pairs learners with current Keele undergraduates.
