Mathematics for Teens at University of Oxford Campus

Mathematics for Teens is a two-week on-campus summer course held at the University of Oxford designed for motivated students aged 13 to 15. The programme focuses on problem-solving, algebra, geometry and probability through small-group lessons (maximum 8 students per class), masterclasses, collaborative challenges and directed study.

Students receive personalised tutor feedback and a certificate of achievement at the end of the course. The course offers both day (non-residential) and residential options with accommodation in Oxford colleges (Lady Margaret Hall, St Benet’s at St Hilda’s, Worcester College) and full-board meals.

Enrichment includes 21st Century Skills masterclasses, city tours and a range of excursions to cultural and historical sites such as the British Museum, Warwick Castle, Bath and Blenheim Palace. Airport transfers from London Heathrow on official arrival/departure days are included in the programme price.

Daily structure combines morning academic sessions with afternoon enrichment, supervised study and excursion/activity time, and supervised evening social activities. The programme emphasises academic development, confidence-building, teamwork and pastoral care to ensure a safe, structured and inspiring experience.