The Children’s University is an International critically-acclaimed charity which encourages all children aged 7 to 14 years to try new experiences, develop new interests and acquire new skills through participation in innovative and creative Learning Activities outside of the school day. Learning Activities are designed to:
raise aspiration, self-esteem & confidence
encourage curiosity and a love of learning
enhance motivation and build resilience
introduce new life experiences
offer progression in learning and personal skills development
With a network of 90 National Children’s University centres and a growing International network in South Australia, Singapore and Malaysia, together with plans to extend our work to China and Tasmania, we are working within local communities to encourage all children, but particularly those who need it most, to participate, voluntarily, in a variety of Learning Activities, delivered by our Learning Destination partners.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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