The Homework Club supports students from year 9 to year 11 at both ends of the ability spectrum to help them reach their potential.
About Homework Club
From supermarket shopping to space travel, mathematics is a critical skill and many qualities are nurtured through the ordered thinking that maths promotes – reasoning, creativity, abstract or spatial thinking, critical thinking and problem solving.
Anyone can do maths with suitable training and guidance.
The Homework Club helps students from year 9 to year 11 at both ends of the ability spectrum – those who struggle with or who could excel at maths – to help them be the best they can.
Local students will be given priority, but if places are available, we will consider students who can travel to our Invention Rooms in White City from further afield.
What to expect
The weekly tutoring sessions include homework, coursework and revision support for students, as well as extension tasks for more able students.
- Where: Imperial Invention Rooms, White City
- When: Every Wednesday during term time, from 15.30 – 17.30
Each session is supported by Imperial student tutors - ensuring that all students receive close personalised support - and includes a hot meal. The curriculum content is overseen by Dr Philip Ramsden from the Department of Mathematics.
Applicant information
Contact us
If you have any questions about this programme, pease email us at homework.club@imperial.ac.uk.
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