Health takes centre stage at our Summer Festival
Published
23 April 2025
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- When: Wednesday 4 June 2025, 11am to 7pm
- Where: Docklands campus
- Who: All students, staff and members of the local community are warmly invited
Regular and VIP tickets
The festival is FREE to attend, and so are many of the activities – just register, then turn up and enjoy the fun.
For those who want to unlock even more, when you register, you will be given an option to buy a VIP ticket, which is just £10 for adults and gives you access to an exciting range of exclusive activities. With a VIP ticket, you can register for as many premium activities as you like – no extra fees, no limits.
When you arrive, you’ll receive a VIP wristband that gives you unlimited access to these bonus experiences throughout the festival.
And great news for families – all activities are completely free for children.
Funds raised will go towards our Year of Health fundraising campaign, Build a Healthier Future, which strives to drive change by building a healthier, fairer society.
Explore, experience, enjoy
Taking centre stage at the festival will be our health-focused activities, along with opportunities to learn about the work being undertaken by UEL to support health in the community.
Activities include:
- A mobile health theatre (VIP ticket holders)
- Ambulance show and tell (free)
- Healthy cooking demonstrations (VIP ticket holders)
- Student-led health checks (free)
- Salsa and boxing classes (VIP ticket holders)
- Student makers market (free)
The festival promises family-friendly fun, with something for everyone at this inclusive event. Join us as we come together to celebrate and showcase our University community.
Don’t delay, register now!
UEL’s Year of Health: A commitment to change
We believe that health is a right, not a privilege.
In 2025, we’ve dedicated a Year of Health to innovate health education, advocate for equitable policies, invest in community-focused care and leverage technology to push the boundaries of healthcare innovation.
We’re committed to driving equitable access to healthcare, recognising that true equity doesn’t come from a one-size-fits-all approach. Diverse communities have diverse needs, and effective solutions must reflect that reality.
One of the biggest projects under this initiative is the Stratford Health Campus. This new centre will provide advanced medical facilities, train NHS professionals, and support ground-breaking health research. It will also lay the foundation for a new medical school expected by 2027.