OxNet runs seven academically-intensive programmes for Year 12 pupils in West London, the North West, and the North East of England. These subject-specific programmes – English, Humanities, Languages, Philosophy and World Religions, Science, Social Science, and Heritage-360 – are administered by Hub schools in these areas. Each Hub works with local Link schools and employs a designated OxNet Coordinator, who is responsible for overseeing OxNet activities in their region. This direct relationship enables OxNet to sit at the heart of local communities, championing local interests and needs.

 

OxNet invites pupils to participate in a variety of activities, both in person and online, over the course of the year. These include Study Skills Days, seminars and talks, an essay competition, and a residential summer school known as 'Access Week'. Each programme runs from January until August.

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• ​​Challenge pupils to think beyond the curriculum, in a critical, flexible and independent manner;

• Raise academic resilience, confidence & curiosity;

• Develop pupils skills in time management & multitasking;

• Prepare pupils for the realities of undergraduate-level study at a research-intensive institution;

• Showcase the variety of subjects on offer at degree level and the importance of interdisciplinary learning;

• Demystify the Tutorial teaching as well as preconceptions about College life and Oxbridge more generally.

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Watch the video below to hear what our pupils have to say about OxNet: