Meet your Hall Residence Managers in webinars
By
Halls Life
Posted 2 weeks ago
Tue 25 Aug, 2026 09:08 AM
We recently hosted several webinars with your new Residence Managers in halls to give you a chance to put a face to a name and share some helpful information before you arrive.
If you weren't able to join in, the webinars are now available to watch online. 👏
The webinars covered essential information for your upcoming arrival, including:
- Crucial details about your new accommodation
- Meeting your Residence Manager
- Q & A about living in the hall
Find your hall below and watch your webinar to help you prepare before you join us so soon! 🏡
Keep scrolling for FAQ's!
Archwood House 🏡
Archwood House - Meet your Residence Manager: Chris Newcombe and Jo Namakula 2026
Gardens House and Portland House 🏡
Gardens House and Portland House - Meet Your Resident Manager: Frank Nsenga
Highline Building and Glassyard Building 🏡
Highline Building and Glassyard Building - Meet your Residence Manager 2026: Sarah Thomas
Sketch House 🏡
Sketch House - Meet your Residence Manager 2026: Marta Da Bellonio
The Costume Store 🏡
The Costume Store - Meet your Residence Manager 2026: Cecilia RoFri
FAQ's from the webinars
Arrivals & Check-In 🏡
No. Most students will arrive on 5 September, but you can move in later if you wish. Please add your arrival date to your E-Induction. Be aware that your rent starts from the contract start date.
Yes. You can go back into your E-Induction and amend your arrival date and time.
Complete your E-Induction as soon as possible and enter an approximate arrival date. Once your plans are confirmed, you can return and update the date.
E-induction 🌐
The E-Induction is available through your accommodation portal. It contains important fire safety information and must be completed before check-in.
Rent & Payments 💰
The first instalment is due on 5 September for most contracts. Refer to your Tenancy Agreement to confirm the precise date.
Rooms & Allocations 🚪
Students select the room type they want, and rooms are then allocated randomly.
No. You will meet your flatmates when you check in.
Kitchen Facilities 🍽️
Shared kitchens typically include a kettle, microwave, oven, cooktop, and toaster.
Yes. Students should bring their own pots, pans, knives, cutlery and cooking equipment.
Bedrooms 🛏️
Yes. All rooms are provided with a mattress.
No. You will need to bring your own pillow and duvet.
Internet & Facilities 🛜
Yes. Free Wi‑Fi is available throughout the halls.
Deliveries 📦
Yes, but only up to a maximum of 3 days prior to arrival. Ensure your name, student ID number and hall address are clearly displayed.
Guests 🫂
One guest may stay for up to 3 nights within any 14-day period.
Electrical Safety 🔌
No. Only UK plugs are permitted.
Photo: Welcome Weekend, 2025, UAL | Photography: Issy Laight, 2026 MA Documentary Photography, London College of Communications, UAL
