This frank portrayal of Warwick University students at work and play begins with the caption: “The sixth former entering university often has difficulty in adjusting to a new academic and social life – students at the University of Warwick who have experienced the same problem decided to make this film to help . . . “

The students' sometimes unenthusiastic voices (and music from the Beatles' Abbey Road) are heard over shots of a comparatively new campus which was typical of those which had been created on 'green-field' sites during the expansion of higher eduation in the 1960s. There is more about this film on the Modern Records Centre blogLink opens in a new window.

The film was directed for the Film Producers' Guild by Stefan Sargent.

From the University of Warwick Archive [UWA/AV/3/1].