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Imperial College London Homework Club in White City

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Posted 2 days ago • Years 9, 10, 11
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Get weekly maths support from Imperial student tutors, tackling homework, coursework and revision or stretching yourself with extension tasks. Sessions take place in the Invention Rooms in White City, with a hot meal at each one.

The Homework Club in White City is a maths support programme for students in Years 9 to 11. It is designed to help students at both ends of the ability spectrum: those who find maths challenging and those who could excel further with the right guidance.

Each weekly session offers homework, coursework and revision support, along with extension tasks for more able students. Sessions take place in the Imperial Invention Rooms in White City and are supported by Imperial student tutors, giving participants personalised support in a focused learning environment.

The club runs during term time and includes a hot meal at each session. There are no academic requirements to join, but students are expected to commit to attending and bring their maths homework. Local students are prioritised, and the programme especially aims to support young people from backgrounds under-represented in higher education.

MathematicsScience, Research & Sustainability
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Autumn term 2026-27

Duration: Weekly during term time

Location

In-person · Imperial Invention Rooms, White City, London
  • Students in Years 9 to 11
  • Local students will be given priority
  • If places are available, students who can travel to the Invention Rooms in White City from further afield may be considered
  • This programme aims to support students from backgrounds under-represented in higher education
  • You are entitled to receive free school meals or pupil premium
  • Your family income is below £50,000 a year
  • Your parents or guardians do not have a university degree
  • You have been in care or are a young carer
  • You are studying in a school in the UK that has below average attainment or a high percentage of students receiving free school meals
  • You live in a neighbourhood with low overall progression rates to higher education
  • If you are studying in an independent school in the UK on a full bursary, your application will be considered

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