Children’s University

Public Learning Destination

Places which provide Children's University validated learning activities and which are publicly accessible, such as museums, wildlife centres, castles, zoos, sports coaching, libraries, theatres etc.

Restricted Learning Destination

These places are not publicly accessible, such as schools and clubs, guide and scout groups, which require membership. Learning modules which take place in the workplace, for example hospitals, hotels, newspaper, football grounds, offices etc are also Restricted Learning Destinations.

More about Learning Destinations

Learning Destination can range from a museum to a farm or from an airport to a university, as long as the learning activity connects with study you can undertake at University for the `grown ups'.

Learning Destinations display the CU Learning destinations logo prominently inside and outside their environment, clearly visible to children who may want to use their Passport to Learning. 

At a Learning Destination, Children's University students can get their Passport to Learning stamped which in turn will lead to the award of National Certificates. 

http://www.essexchildrensuniversity.co.uk/page/5/8/8/learning-destinations/

Northwick Park School Clubs are available to over 470 children and are regularly changed to ensure everyone has an opportunity to take part in at least one of the  clubs available.