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AMBLESIDE Halls of Residence Handbook Halls of Residence Handbook AMBLESIDE Contents Welcome 03 Arrival 04 Facilities 05 Behaviour 06 Services 07 Cleaning 08 Maintenance 09 Fire Safety 11 General Safety 13 Support 14 Emergencies 15 Admin Issues 16 Rules 18 Residence Life 20 Responsibilities 22 Departure 23 UUK Code of Practice The University of Cumbria is signed up to and compliant with the UUK Code of Practice. For more information on the code please visit: www.universitiesuk.ac.uk/acop Before you come to university please take time to read through this handbook, as well as the Conditions of Residence, which provide valuable information about living in halls. The contract you sign is a legal agreement between you and the university which lays out your obligations and the university’s responsibilities. It is important that you read and fully understand this commitment. 2 | Accommodation Guide Welcome to the University of Cumbria…Your new home from home! The Accommodation Team warmly welcome Please bear in mind that the you to life in halls at the University accommodation may have been unoccupied of Cumbria. for two months when you move in, and some surface dust may have gathered. In this handbook you will find an overview of facilities and support services, as well as Don’t be afraid to ask questions and/or policies and procedures (which are detailed in request help from the Accommodation your conditions of residence). On our part we Officer, Residence Life Assistant, or other want to ensure, as much as possible, members of the university staff on site if that the halls are clean, safe and secure and there is anything you are unsure about. that residence life provides a supportive environment that facilitates your learning Best wishes for the academic year ahead. experience. On your part, please be aware that you will be held responsible for getting to know and abiding by the policies and Meet the team… procedures within this handbook and the Accommodation Office & Residence Life conditions of residence. As a University of Assistant Cumbria student you are also responsible for adhering to policies in the Student Code of 015394 30224 Conduct, you can download a copy from [email protected] https://my.cumbria.ac.uk/Student-Life/ Where? Ground Floor - The Barn Support/Responding-to-your-concerns/ Residential Services Manager Student-Code-of-Conduct/ Vanessa Pattinson At the University of Cumbria we view living 01228 616034 in halls as an integral part of your campus [email protected] experience. As a result of your community living experience we hope that you will Ambleside Reception develop a concern and respect for others, 015394 30274 share your social, cultural and academic [email protected] experiences and learn to live in close quarters with a diverse group of students. Where? The Barn (Ambleside) When? 8.30am – 7.00pm Monday - Thursday When you arrive at your accommodation, 8.30am – 5.00pm Friday it should be equipped (as shown in the inventory), clean and ready to move in. Should Ambleside Security this not be the case, or if you feel that the 015394 30274 or 07809 190 531 standard of cleanliness is not what you would Where? The Barn (Ambleside) expect, please contact the Accommodation When? 5pm - 7am, Monday - Friday and Office immediately so that they may visit and throughout the weekend. assess the situation. Accommodation Guide | 3 Arrival What should I bring? Inventory • Bedding—sheets, duvet, pillows & covers After you have collected your keys and before • Towels, including tea towels & bath mat you unpack you need to complete both the • Crockery, cutlery and pans room and flat inventories which will be in your • Food for the first couple of days welcome pack on arrival. Check every item in • Cleaning materials your room and communal areas and record any • Iron discrepancies such as missing items, marks on • Clothes hangers walls, carpets etc. • Toilet rolls—only 1 will be provided on arrival. This is an official record of the condition of the property when you move in and will be used to Any electrical items you bring need to have compare with the condition of the room when been PAT tested within the last 12 months. you leave. You will be charged for any missing Storage space is limited, so be selective when items or damage. You must return your packing and shopping. Please bear in mind that inventory within the first week of term. If you you will be sharing space in the fridge and do not return your inventory we will assume freezer. Contents Insurance is included your that everything in your room is as we have own personal possessions as part of your listed it. tenancy agreement with us.*For more information please visit https:// Welcome Meeting www.endsleigh.co.uk/student/your-student- There will be a welcome meeting once cover/?HHRef=HH1722 you move in on Welcome Sunday. This is a compulsory meeting for all resident students What should I leave at home? and allows you the opportunity to meet the Please do not bring any of the following:- staff and to hear some essential information kettles, toasters, grills, rice cookers, deep fat to help you settle in. fryers, chip pans, fridges, freezers, sandwich toasters, “one cup” elements, microwaves, Visitors washing machines and dryers, halogen Adult visitors (over 16) may stay overnight for lamps, candles, fairy lights, incense burners, a maximum of two consecutive nights in any sunbeds, heaters, dartboards, swimming pools, 14 day period. You should not have visitors barbecues, any form of weapons (real or staying on consecutive weekends. Visitors imitation), ornamental swords, ammunition, should not be left, day or night, in the illegal substances, pets, vehicles or vehicle allocated accommodation without you being parts. present. Permission to accommodate an overnight guest must be obtained in advance Key Collection from the Accommodation Officer and the You will receive information by email during Residence Life Assistant must also be the summer which will provide details of the informed. You are responsible for the moving in and key collection process. behaviour of your visitors and will be held liable for any damage or disturbance caused by them. Bedrooms may be available for visitors. Please contact the Accommodation Office for further details & Rates. 4 | Accommodation Guide Facilities Bedrooms You are responsible for keeping kitchens Each bedroom is fitted with: clean and tidy, including the cooker and fridge/freezer and for removing all rubbish • Single or 3/4 bed and recycling from the kitchen. If excessive • Mattress and mattress cover rubbish is left in the kitchen it will be removed • Desk with drawers by the Domestic Services staff at a charge. • Desk chair • Wardrobe Please note that fat fryers/chip pans are not • Bedside cabinet. permitted due to the health and safety risk • Waste Bin they create. • Desk Lamp All rooms are furnished with curtains or blinds Laundry Facilities and carpets. You may want to bring a small rug There are Top-up Card operated washing for the floor. machines and dryers accessible within/near to Bathrooms the halls of residence which all students have access to. This service is managed by Circuit Each floor has a bath/shower room, with Laundry and their helpline number is 0800 washing and toilet facilities. 092 4068 should you need to report a problem. Please note that the key code for Care must be taken not to block drains or allow laundry access will be given on arrival. basins or shower trays to overflow. In en-suite Students are requested not to put wet or rooms the shower drain needs to be cleaned damp clothes on radiators but to use the regularly. dryers provided in the laundry. If you find a Internet Access machine out of order please contact the number displayed in the laundry and inform Wireless Internet connection is provided in the Accommodation Office. every bedroom by Glide There is no additional charge, the cost of this is included in your rent. First Aid Details on how to connect and the help-line There are no first aid boxes provided in halls. number for support will be in your welcome We recommend that you bring your own basic pack on arrival. First Aid Kit with you. Should you require the assistance of a first aider during office hours Kitchens then please call the main Reception and they Each kitchen is equipped with: will arrange to send a trained first aider to you. Outside of office hours please contact our • Cooker Security Team. • Microwave • Fridge • Freezer • Kettle • Toaster • Vacuum cleaner • Mop and bucket • Dustpan and brush • Hoover Accommodation Guide | 5 Behaviour Disciplinary Matters exclusion from services or university in very The rationale behind the halls regulations is serious situations. The university also reserves to ensure the safety, security and well-being the right to involve the Police where a criminal of all residents. Breaching the Conditions of offence may have been committed. Residence is also considered a breach of the university’s Student Code of Conduct and these Full details of the Student Code of Conduct can breaches will be investigated by the residence be obtained from Student and Staff Services, team and may include a member of your Accommodation Office, the Students’ Union, course team. or online: www.cumbria.ac.uk Where Conditions of Residence/Student Code of Conduct have been breached, appropriate Fixed Penalty Notice sanctions will be applied and will reflect the The Fixed Penalty Notice Scheme is used when level of seriousness of the misdemeanour. a student admits to a misdemeanour, therefore Where the same student(s) is repeatedly eliminating the need for an investigation to alleged or found to have breached the find out who is responsible.
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