Learning programmes

Our learning programmes are designed to inspire young people through the power of sport. Each programme can be tailored to the needs of the individual or the school.

work in close partnership with colleagues across Learning, Skills and Culture to make a positive impact on a range of learner outcomes. Study United delivers a range of learning programmes aimed at supporting a diverse range of learners. We aim to make a significant contribution to:-·         raising achievement·         narrowing attainment gaps·         widening educational opportunities·         engaging learners, families and communities·         developing employability in children and young people. 

We are fully committed to providing high quality services which impact positively on learner outcomes.

Our services are available to all schools and academies. They are designed to offer additional personalised support for schools, based on their own priorities and development plans. Our services are either externally funded or can be purchased on a pay-as-you-go basis. 

Supporter to Reporter

Supporter 2 Reporter – Project Based Learning

Supporter 2 Reporter (S2R) is a programme where pupils improve their literacy skills by taking on the professional role of a sports reporter. Here at Study United we are ideally positioned, with the generous help to be able to use the Stadium as our classroom.

The unique mix of sport and media engages learners to develop their media, enterprise and communication skills over. It is aimed at children and young people from years 5 to 8.

Reading Stars

Reading Stars

Reading Stars is a programme that links literacy to football. The project is intended to harness children’s passion for to improve attainment in reading.

Healthy Lifestyles

Our newly installed teaching kitchen allows us to offer the local community the chance to learn more about what makes up a balanced diet, the importance of physical activity and cooking skills. We are able to offer bespoke innovative learning programmes built around the principle of 'Healthy Minds & Healthy Bodies'

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