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Halls
Posted 1 year ago
Sat 05 Aug, 2023 12:08 PM
Before you arrive at your new home, we've put together all the FAQs we've been asked by students, from things you need to know before you move in, to what it's like living in London as a student.
Check them out below ⬇️
Before you arrive
According to the Annual Student Satisfaction Survey:
- 95% of students enjoy their stay in the hall.
- 83% feel the hall offers good value for money.
- 92% would recommend the hall to other LSE students.
- 87% feel a strong sense of community.
Students often use Uber, taxis, or the Transport for London (TFL) network, including the tube. Citymapper is a useful app for travel planning in London.
Yes, you are responsible for bringing your bedding. We recommend purchasing it locally or arranging for it to be delivered before you arrive.
You can join the group by scanning the QR code or link provided in your online induction. It's a great way to get to know your future hallmates before arriving.
Sidney Webb specific
Grigor Tanchev: Team Leader, available via sidneywebb@unitestudents.com
Reception team: available 24/7.
Maintenance Team: Available on weekdays to handle issues.
Emergency Contact Center (ECC): Available for night-time emergencies.
James: Warden, oversees pastoral support and welfare, organises events.
Yes, there is a small gym available at Sidney Webb House, and it is accessible 24/7.
Living in halls
Halls are staffed 24/7 for support.
There are Pastoral Support Advisors to help with settling in and academic concerns.
Every hall has a Hall Committee Team organizing events.
Complete the halls' induction, which includes consent training (compulsory).
24/7 mental health support through Spectrum.life.
LSE Student Welcome Page for new students.
LLC Student Welcome Guide for information and support.
LSE Student Services offers visa advice and mental health support.
LSE Students Union provides extracurricular activities.
Follow LSE Residential Life on social media for updates.
Yes, you are allowed to use 3M branded adhesive hooks that can be easily removed without damaging the walls. Avoid drilling into the walls.
There is no limit on hot water usage, and it is available whenever you need it.