Explore artworks in UK public collections, then turn your observations into personal, creative or critical writing. The programme also includes a competition with a prize.

Explore how AI works and why it can excel at some tasks but struggle with others in a Royal Institution STEM masterclass. Question ideas like large language models and whether AI could be conscious. You’ll receive a Royal Institution certificate of participation.

Rowan Thompson of Northumbria University leads an in-person, three-part lecture series on militarism in Britain between the wars. Explore how military attitudes connected with interwar British society, politics and culture at Newcastle Lit and Phil.

Publish analytical pieces on economics, politics and global affairs for a worldwide-read platform run by young women in sixth form and university. Explore how subjects from the humanities to science and technology shape everyday life, or read perspectives you may not encounter elsewhere.

Build portfolio-ready AI projects in 12-week sprints, using professional tools across seven subject labs - from Science and Languages to Making & Engineering. Work in a small cohort with mentor checkpoints and peer review, then share your project at a public showcase.

Get fully funded A-Level Economics support with dedicated 1:1 tutoring, structured essay help and platform access. Join mentoring, career workshops and round-the-clock support, then get matched with a tutor within a week.

Explore health careers through a free, self-paced virtual work experience platform, using videos, quizzes, games and interactive tasks to see what different professions involve. Browse useful resources, build a reflective journal and check university entry requirements; complete an Interactive Course to earn a certificate.

Explore how aerospace, space, cyber security and digital identity connect through a virtual programme featuring interactive activities, mock assessments and staff insights. Work at your own pace, then receive a certificate of completion once all required work is marked complete.

Write a 1,000-word science-communication blog piece, citing at least one psychological study, and compete for winner and runner-up prizes; entries are read and shortlisted by postgraduate students and academic staff from Psychology together with UK Recruitment staff.

Take on a team business challenge during four days of paid, in-person work experience, gaining a snapshot of life at a professional services firm. Join interactive sessions, meet staff across grades and explore early careers routes, while seeing how the firm supports clients.

Get personalised feedback on your personal statement, learn what makes it strong and how to use AI responsibly. You’ll also explore the West London Campus with a Student Ambassador, so bring a printed copy of your statement.

Sort donations, hang, size and tag clothes for display, while welcoming customers and helping with sales and the cash register. Full training is provided, and volunteering times are arranged to suit both you and the provider.

Chat with hospital patients, read on request and use games, drawing or jigsaws to make their stay more comfortable as a therapeutic care volunteer. With staff permission and supervision, you can also accompany patients around the hospital and complete patient experience questionnaires.

Welcome visitors at Far Ings Visitor Centre, share wildlife information and help run its gift shop. You’ll get role-specific and in-house training, with a regular three-hour commitment and tasks including restocking and rotating stock.

Hear talks, watch demonstrations and tour the School’s production and design facilities. Meet staff and current students, explore BA Production Arts pathways and BA Performance Design, and get portfolio and interview advice alongside guidance on fees and student life.

From age 16, join regular Conservation Days and get hands-on with local wildlife conservation. Explore age-based options including Young Volunteer Days, Conservation Career Days, and pathways into placements, internships and apprenticeships; under-16s may sometimes attend with a responsible adult.

Explore how seals are rescued, rehabilitated and released back into the wild through an illustrated talk at Hauxley Wildlife Discovery Centre. It’s free to attend, with a suggested £3 donation, and there’s a special café offer before the event.

Choose from practical conservation, farming, education or wildlife outreach, with flexible volunteering from occasional hours to regular involvement. No experience is needed, and training is provided for the role you choose.

Join a two-year programme exploring Physics, Engineering and Materials Science through online workshops, academic mentoring and role models from research and industry. Year 10 students may also be invited to a short Oxford residential; completing Year 11 can lead into the Year 12 Access Programme.

Sample a taster lecture and seminar, tour the facilities, and talk with current students and teaching staff about psychology-related degrees. The afternoon begins in Lecture Theatre 1 at Guy’s Campus.