Access and Outreach

​At Selwyn, we are keen to receive applications from anyone who has the ability, ambition and academic potential to thrive in Cambridge. Our Access and Outreach work aims to raise aspirations, build students' confidence and provide accurate information and guidance primarily on higher education but also other post-school choices.

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