Our online STEM Club brings together intellectually curious students to explore fascinating questions and breakthroughs from across Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Medicine, Engineering, Technology, Neuroscience, Astronomy and Space.

Each week, students go beyond the school curriculum to investigate a new scientific topic, discovery or piece of research. Through lively discussion with expert STEM mentors and other curious students, they learn to question evidence, evaluate scientific ideas, solve problems and think like scientists.

With separate Junior (14 & Under) and Senior (15+) groups, sessions are tailored to students' ages and interests.

Online STEM Club

Explore the science, technology and discoveries shaping our world.

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Yash is a Medicine student at the University of Oxford, with an exceptional academic background across the sciences, including five A*s at A-Level in Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Biology and his EPQ.

An experienced STEM tutor and academic mentor, Yash teaches Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics through to A-Level and particularly enjoys helping students explore challenging scientific ideas beyond the school curriculum. He also specialises in Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, mentoring aspiring university applicants and encouraging students to think critically, articulate their ideas and approach unfamiliar scientific questions with confidence.

Meet Our STEM Club Mentors

Yash

Max, Cambridge Engineering student and STEM Club mentor

Max is an Engineering student at the University of Cambridge, with expertise spanning physics, mathematics, mechanics, materials science, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, electronics and structural engineering.

Alongside his studies, Max has gained practical experience with leading engineering and scientific organisations, including work on the WindWings project with BAR Technologies and Union Maritime, as well as an internship at France's Commissariat for Atomic Energy (CEA), where he used AI to redesign a superconducting electromagnet. An experienced tutor and communicator, Max has taught maths and physics across a range of levels and brings real-world engineering and scientific thinking into his teaching.

Max

Why Join Our Online STEM Club?

Science rarely fits neatly into individual school subjects. Our STEM Club gives students the opportunity to explore ideas across disciplines, encounter exciting research and discoveries beyond the curriculum, and discuss the questions shaping science and technology today.

Through small-group discussion and expert guidance, students develop scientific curiosity, critical thinking and confidence approaching unfamiliar ideas - whether they are beginning to discover their interests or preparing to pursue STEM at university.

Junior STEM Club

The Junior Club is designed to spark scientific curiosity from an early age. Students explore fascinating discoveries and big questions from across science, medicine, engineering and technology, opening their minds to disciplines and ideas they may not yet encounter at school.

Rather than accelerating through a syllabus, sessions encourage students to ask better questions, make connections, evaluate evidence and approach unfamiliar problems logically, developing the habits of thought of a young scientist.

Senior STEM Club

The Senior Club takes students beyond the school curriculum and into the wider world of scientific research and discovery. Students explore ideas across disciplines, analyse evidence, debate challenging scientific questions and develop their own academic interests.

For students considering Medicine, Engineering, Natural Sciences, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science and related STEM degrees, the club also provides valuable super-curricular enrichment, helping them develop the independent scientific thinking and intellectual curiosity important for competitive university applications.