'Our young people deserve to have their horizons widened'
Meet Sue Clements, South Wales Branch Education Coordinator
How to build an effective proposition case
English and debating teacher and author Julian Bell tells us how to build a persuasive argument for change
Embracing a new era
Lincolnshire branch holds its first virtual event with talk on Centenary of RAF College Cranwell by Air Commodore Suraya Marshall
American books for armchair travel
ESU US branch members recommend titles which capture a sense of their home states
‘I don't want anyone to miss out on the great opportunities I’ve had’
Luard Morse Scholarship student Nicholas Whiteside tells how his time at King’s College, London, clarified his ideas on what he wanted to do with his life
'I discovered the importance of learning one’s role in the world’
US student Kenta Neary gained a new appreciation for diversity – and geography – on a Secondary School Exchange to Durham School
Salisbury & South Wiltshire Branch Helps Children in India
Salisbury branch has donated £2,000 to buy much-needed computers and tablets for young people studying at home in Tamil Nadu
‘The ESU competitions have been transformative for students’ self-confidence and self-esteem’
Teachers and students tell us about the benefits of the ESU’s various national competitions
This house believes that virtual learning environments should replace traditional classrooms
ESU alumna and PSC coordinator Erin Young tells us why she believes traditional classrooms will always have a place
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