Open Evening: Lab to Life
Open Evening at the University of Oxford Physics Department - for Years 10 and above. Students under the age of
Academic Enrichment BLOG
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Read MoreE-Trust Future Skills Careers Programme for Years 9 and 10
This programme runs from 26th - 29th May.
Read MoreDo you Want to Learn Latin?
If you are in Years 8 or 9 (so going into Year 9 or 10 next September), you can apply to join the OxLAT Programme offered by the Classics Department at the University of Oxford
Read MoreCLT Academic Enrichment Newsletter for Easter and Term 5
This term's Academic Enrichment Newsletter is full of ideas and opportunities for exploring your subjects beyond school, and for finding out about subjects that may not be taught in school. Great for building up your super curriculum.
Read MoreVirtual Insights into University and Apprenticeships
A great opportunity to find out more about University, Apprenticeships and the Careers that these could open to you.
Read MoreAt the Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum
If you have an interest in Conflict, the Military and options for Peace, this is a wonderful museum to visit.
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At The Bodleian Library
What's going on at the Bodleian Library?
Read MoreTerm 4 KAAEP Talk - Hate Speech and Free Speech
Our AEP talks are free to our Students, Staff and their Families.
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AEP Newsletter for Term 4
The Academic Enrichment Newsletter for the February Half-term and Term 4 is, as ever, packed with opportunities for students to explore their subjects beyond their school learning, and for them to delve into new areas of learning.
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Courses and Workshops
Here you will find listings of Courses and Workshops that have already been published in previous issues of the KAAEP Newsletter.
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At the Ashmolean Museum
This page holds current Exhibitions and Events at the Ashmolean Museum. These have been published in previous issues of the KAAEP Newsletter, but are still current.
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At the oxford natural history museum
Oxford University Museum of Natural History was established in 1860 to draw together scientific studies from across the University of Oxford. Today, the award-winning Museum continues to be a place of scientific research, collecting and fieldwork, an