Catered residences
What will I need for my first night?
Alarm clock and personal effects
Bathroom toiletries e.g. toothbrush, toothpaste, flannel, towel, soap/shower gel, hair products,
deodorant etc.
Bedding - including pillows, sheet and a duvet – available from Click2Campus or local shops.
Please note, Non-fitted bed sheets are recommended for many of our residences. Check the
mattress sizes in your residence before buying!
Bike and bike lock if needed
Coat hangers
Computer/Laptop, printer if applicable
Electrical appliances under 1200 watts in power* (e.g. hairdryers, stereo)
Extension leads for power and Ethernet connections and UK adaptors if required*
Formal photo identification, e.g. passport or driving license – this is needed to allow you to collect
your key/fob
Kettle – to make drinks and snacks in your bedroom
Mugs, tea & coffee, milk, sugar etc.
A plate, bowl, glass and set of cutlery
A passport sized photo of yourself – needed to complete forms when you arrive at your residence
TV license (if you plan on watching live TV via your PC or laptop – aerial sockets are not provided
in all study bedrooms)
What will I need following my first night? This checklist offers suggestions for what could be shared purchases
between members of your flat or what could be purchased in town.
Cleaning products for your room, en-suite and kitchen
Laundry bin/basket
Washing up items including: dishcloth, washing up liquid, tea towels
Washing powder for laundry
We provide:
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Curtains – all study bedrooms are equipped with flame retardant curtains which should not be
replaced with your own.
Cleaning equipment such as vacuum cleaners, mop and bucket, irons and ironing boards etc.
Desk lighting – this is provided in your room, with the exception of Rowancroft en-suite and studio
rooms
Mini fridge – all catered study bedrooms have a mini fridge already provided and Microwave in Utility
rooms
If other items are required for medical reasons please contact AccessAbility.
The following items are not permitted:
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Any additional furniture or coat rails, unless required for medical reasons and pre-agreed with
AccessAbility
Candles, incense or any open flame device
Electrical appliances over 1200 watts in power.
Cooking utensils or appliances of any type other than those specified above
*All students’ electrical equipment must be safe and in particular (a) be CE marked, (b) have sound mains lead and plug, (c) be correctly
rated for fuses fitted for the appliance, and (d) not be used in combination which overloads the electricity supply.