Live online · Junior (10-14) and Senior (14-18) Ages · Small groups
Explore beyond the curriculum with a weekly online club or short course. Every session is live, in a small group, and led by Oxbridge-educated tutors and industry experts.
SUPER-CURRICULAR CLUBS & COURSES
WEEKLY SUPER-CURRICULAR CLUBS
Join a group and build knowledge and confidence across a term. Our current weekly clubs include EconoMinds (Economics and Business), Law, Junior STEM and Debate.
SHORT COURSES
A few weeks on one big idea. We launch courses in a range of exciting areas throughout the year such as Financial Literacy for Kids, Design Engineering and Biotechnology.
SCHOOL COVERS THE SYLLABUS. WE EXPAND HORIZONS BEYOND IT.
Clubs run live online during school term time. Taught by inspiring tutors including Oxbridge graduates and PhD researchers, with an infectious passion for their field.
OUR SUPER-CURRICULAR WEEKLY CLUB OPTIONS
ARGUMENT & VOICE
Build, attack and defend an argument with top UK debate coaches.
DEBATE CLUB
14 & Under
15 Plus
HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES
Business and economics for students who want to know how markets and companies really work. Students will discuss hot topics in the subject, economics and business-related current affairs and hone key skills such as data analysis and argument building.
ECONOMINDS
15 Plus
Argue the legal questions in the news, then use them in your personal statement, admissions test and interviews.
LAWMINDS
15 Plus
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
The Junior STEM (Science-Technology-Engineering-Maths) Club focuses on exploration and discovery, inspiring students by giving them exposure to scientific breakthroughs of our time and encouraging them to adopt a scientist’s mode of logical and critical thinking.
JUNIOR STEM CLUB
14 & Under
15+ and aiming for a STEM degree? Senior STEM now runs as short courses, running an intervals throughout the year e.g. in Engineering, Medicine etc.
GAIN EXPOSURE TO A WIDE RANGE OF EXCITING DEGREES AND CAREERS.
SUPER-CURRICULAR COURSE EXAMPLE OPTIONS
We run short ‘beyond the syllabus’ courses at intervals throughout the year, shaped by what students ask for. Here are a few examples. Tell us what inspires you beyond school and we'll let you know when a matching course opens.
JUNIOR: 14 & UNDER
UNDERSTANDING AI
What is AI, how does it learn, and can you trust what it tells you? Explore how today’s AI works, where it goes wrong, and how to use it creatively, critically and effectively.
YOU'LL LEAVE WITH
The skills to understand, question and use AI with confidence.
INTRO TO ECONOMICS
From concert tickets and billion-dollar businesses to taxes, inequality and why we make irrational choices - discover how economists explain the world around us.
YOU'LL LEAVE WITH
Your own solution to a real-world economic challenge.
MOCK TRIAL: INTRO TO LAW
What is law, and why is it one of the building blocks of society? Explore rights, justice, crime and punishment before stepping into the courtroom to prosecute or defend a case.
YOU'LL LEAVE WITH
A case built from evidence - and a full mock trial under your belt.
SENIOR: 15+
DESIGN ENGINEERING: SOLVE THE IMPOSSIBLE
How do engineers turn messy human problems into things that actually work? Take a real-world challenge through research, prototyping, testing and redesign.
YOU’LL LEAVE WITH
A prototype concept - and the engineering thinking behind it.
MEDICINE: THINK LIKE A DOCTOR
A patient arrives with a set of symptoms. What do you ask, test and rule out? Explore diagnosis, evidence, risk and the difficult decisions behind modern medicine.
YOU'LL LEAVE WITH
Your own diagnosis and treatment rationale for a clinical case.
LITERATURE: HOW TO READ LIKE A CRITIC
Why can two people read the same text completely differently? Explore how writers create meaning - and how critics use language, context and theory to challenge what a text appears to say.
YOU'LL LEAVE WITH
Your own piece of original literary criticism.
Don't see your subject? Courses are shaped by demand, so tell us.
HEAR ABOUT OUR NEXT COURSES FIRST
01 Tell us what the student is curious about and when they're free.
02 We plan courses for the holidays and weekends around what families ask for.
03 You hear first when a matching course opens. No obligation to book.