In London alone, over 300 languages are spoken. However, opportunities to learn a new foreign language in a classroom setting are not possible for many primary age children.

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We linked school children from Argyle Primary School with elderly members of the Millman Resources Centre through an Easter party at the end of March, 2009.

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Are you aware of deafness? Are you aware that almost nine million people (that’s one in seven) in the UK are deaf or hard of hearing?

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As part of refugee project, we worked alongside Westminster Befriend a Family, a charity concerned with the welfare and stability of families; providing assistance, care and support for families in need.

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working with children is one of the most satisfying things that you could do. Our team of happy helpful volunteers spent lots of time this year to put a smile on youngsters faces in two schools around central London, and for certain we achieved this.

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The aim of this project was to go into a dementia only care home and carry out activities with the residents that would be fun and engaging, both to provide stimulation for the residents in a somewhat repetitive living situation and also to provide the care workers at the home with a little break in their busy day.

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This year's UCL Maths Challenge consisted of three stages.

The 1st stage, which took place on 20th January 2009 at UCL, comprised a Lecture about cryptography, Guided Tour of UCL and a Workshop. During the Workshop, pupils exploited some of the decryption and encryption methods they encountered in the Lecture. As a team of spies, they had to find their lost member.

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