The Access Project & Queen's College are looking for volunteers to tutor young people from disadvantaged backgrounds in the North West. Tutor online for just one hour a week during term-time in a subject of your choice.

Why become a volunteer tutor? Have a meaningful impact on a young person's life, get training to help deliver your sessions, gain valuable transferable skills to enhance your CV, and receive an invitation to the celebratory dinner at the end of the year.

Scan for more information or get in touch today: volunteering@theaccessproject.org.uk

Trinity Term 2024

24 April - Arthur Hope-Barton (Sherborne Abbey)
1 May - Luke Mitchell (The Queen’s College, Oxford)
8 May - George Castle
15 May - Ed Gaut (Keble College, Oxford)
22 May - Simon Reichert (Neustadt)
29 May - David Thomas (Shrewsbury School)
5 June - Lawrence John (St David's Cathedral)
12 June - Chris Bragg (St Andrew's University)

Recitals take place at 1.10 pm; they are free (with a retiring collection) and open to the public.

Join the College team for Oxford Town & Gown 2024 in support of Muscular Dystrophy UK.

Students, staff and Fellows all welcome; please put 'Queen’s' in the team box when you register: https://www.townandgown10k.com/oxford/

Friday 10 May at 7 pm in the Sheldonian Theatre with The Choir of The Queen's College and The Academy of Ancient Music.

www.queens.ox.ac.uk/events

If you would like to apply for a grant, please fill in the following form by 12 pm on Wednesday of Week 3: https://tinyurl.com/queensartsgrantstt24.

There are no restrictions on the type of applications that can be made, except that activities must benefit members of Queen’s.