Junior STEM Summer School 2026

The Junior STEM Summer School 2026 is an online, eight-week programme for younger students keen to explore advanced scientific topics beyond the standard curriculum. Delivered as weekly live sessions, the course covers contemporary areas of STEM including biotechnology, genetics, AI, neuroscience, regenerative medicine and engineering.

Sessions are interactive and designed to develop problem-solving, critical thinking and STEM communication skills. Led by Yash, a Medicine student at the University of Oxford, the programme combines expert-led teaching with real-world applications to prepare students for future STEM pathways and competitive university applications.

All sessions are recorded so students can review materials if they miss a class. The course aims to broaden understanding, sharpen analytical abilities and introduce interdisciplinary science topics relevant to medicine, research and technology.

The course is ideal for passionate young learners (aged 14 and under) who enjoy problem-solving, wish to explore topics beyond their school syllabus, and are considering STEM-related university courses or careers. Limited places are available; prospective participants are encouraged to book early.