Two-week course: first intake
31 May-11 June 2027
Two-week option.

Study mathematics beyond the school curriculum through live tutorials, real-world problems and a collaborative code-breaking escape room project.
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Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
Motivated learners; strong English
Age range / Year group
Ages 15-18
Location / Region
Online
Cost
£595; £995
Duration
1 or 2 weeks
Format
Online
Oxford Scholastica combines mathematical enrichment with live academic guidance and practical problem solving.
The full outline moves from algebra and proof to calculus, mechanics and cryptography, ending with a collaborative escape room project.
It suits students who enjoy explaining mathematical ideas and applying them creatively, especially those exploring further study in the subject.
The Mathematics Online Course is Oxford Scholastica Academy's live introduction to mathematics beyond the school curriculum. It combines academic tutorials with real-world applications across algebra, proof, number theory, probability, statistics, calculus, mechanics and cryptography.
Students examine worked examples, assess proofs and create mathematical codes under an academic tutor's guidance. The full two-week outline culminates in designing a code-breaking escape room in small groups and presenting it for tutor and peer feedback.
The ten-class outline gives mathematical enrichment a clear progression from foundations to practical applications.
A code-breaking escape room turns abstract concepts into a project students can explain and discuss.
Classes capped at 15 students combine academic guidance with collaborative work.
Tutor and peer feedback gives students a way to refine their reasoning and presentation.
Students who enjoy mathematical puzzles, want to explore advanced ideas and are willing to participate in live discussions and group work.
You mainly want exam-board revision or need a fully self-paced course, because the emphasis is enrichment and scheduled project-based learning.
This course can be worthwhile if you want guided exposure to mathematical ideas beyond school and a concrete project to reflect on afterward. The strongest educational value is the combination of applying methods, discussing reasoning and receiving feedback.
Its breadth makes it an introduction rather than sustained specialization in one mathematical field. Choose it for the learning experience: the certificate belongs to Oxford Scholastica, and a recommendation depends on meeting the provider's criteria.
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Cost and what is included
£595; £995; includes 20 hours of live teaching in the two-week option., Four hours of masterclass sessions., Preparatory reading list and independent study assignments., Detailed personalized feedback., Online graduation ceremony., Certificate of Achievement on successful completion., Letter of Recommendation for qualifying students., Ambassador Program invitation and ongoing advice and support..
Dates and time commitment
1 or 2 weeks; Daily: 2h live + ~2h independent.
Provider details
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What the student gains
Potential output: The two-week outline culminates in a code-breaking escape room built from mathematical puzzles and problem questions.. Check whether feedback, certificate, recommendation or application evidence is included.
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Moderate to high during the course.
Best started
Begin two to four weeks before your chosen intake to plan study time and work through preparatory reading.
Main challenge
Explaining unfamiliar mathematical ideas while contributing to collaborative problems.
Draft a personal statement explaining what interests you about mathematics.
Reserve uninterrupted tutorial time and a separate independent-study block.
Work through the preparatory reading list and note questions for your tutor.
Test your computer, webcam and internet connection before the first session.
Useful if
You want to test your interest in more advanced mathematics.
You learn mathematical concepts through live tutorials and apply them to worked examples, practical scenarios and group challenges. The two-week outline builds toward a collaborative escape room design.
Explore algebra, mathematical proofs and the properties of different number types.
Apply probability and statistical operations to real-world examples.
Work through differentiation, integration and mechanics problems.
Use cryptography principles to create a code.
Discuss contemporary mathematics and its connections with AI.
Design mathematical escape room puzzles in a small group and present them for feedback.
Two-week course: first intake
31 May-11 June 2027
Two-week option.
One-week course: first intake
31 May-4 June 2027
One-week option.
Two-week course: second intake
14-25 June 2027
Two-week option.
One-week course: second intake
14-18 June 2027
One-week option.
Two-week course: third intake
28 June-9 July 2027
Two-week option.
One-week course: third intake
28 June-2 July 2027
One-week option.
Two-week course: fourth intake
12-23 July 2027
Two-week option.
One-week course: fourth intake
12-16 July 2027
One-week option.
Two-week course: fifth intake
26 July-6 August 2027
Two-week option.
One-week course: fifth intake
26-30 July 2027
One-week option.
Two-week course: sixth intake
9-20 August 2027
Two-week option.
One-week course: sixth intake
9-13 August 2027
One-week option.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
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Two-week course: first intake | 31 May-11 June 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
One-week course: first intake | 31 May-4 June 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Two-week course: second intake | 14-25 June 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
One-week course: second intake | 14-18 June 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Two-week course: third intake | 28 June-9 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
One-week course: third intake | 28 June-2 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Two-week course: fourth intake | 12-23 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
One-week course: fourth intake | 12-16 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Two-week course: fifth intake | 26 July-6 August 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
One-week course: fifth intake | 26-30 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Two-week course: sixth intake | 9-20 August 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
One-week course: sixth intake | 9-13 August 2027 | Local | Upcoming |
Mathematics track designed for ages 15-18.
Motivation to learn mathematics, explained in a personal statement.
Strong spoken, written and reading English.
No academic prerequisites.
One-week course
£595 — One-week booking total.
Funding or discounts
What's included
20 hours of live teaching in the two-week option., Four hours of masterclass sessions., Preparatory reading list and independent study assignments., Detailed personalized feedback., Online graduation ceremony., Certificate of Achievement on successful completion., Letter of Recommendation for qualifying students., Ambassador Program invitation and ongoing advice and support.
Use the official application form and choose the 15-18 age group and online study.
Select Mathematics, your course length and your preferred intake.
Complete the application and personal statement explaining your motivation.
Respond to any further information requested by admissions.
After acceptance, pay the full fee to confirm your place.
Complete the Student Information Form before the course begins.
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Tutorials take place live on Zoom from 1-3 PM UK time, with approximately two further hours of independent study or group work daily. The two-week option includes 20 live teaching hours and four masterclass hours, with project-based tasks and personalized feedback.
The published ten-class outline describes the full two-week option.
Work with an academic tutor on real-world mathematical challenges.
Classes have a maximum of 15 students.
Receive detailed personalized feedback on your work.
Present the final group project for tutor and peer feedback.
Featured tutor Agnieszka Wierzchucka is an Oxford Mathematics and Theoretical Physics graduate and Plasma Physics DPhil candidate.
A computer for online tutorials.
A stable internet connection.
A webcam.
A quiet room where you can participate without interruptions.
Assessment centers on project work, required assignments, participation and tutor and peer feedback.
Main deliverable / output
The two-week outline culminates in a code-breaking escape room built from mathematical puzzles and problem questions.
A small-group presentation of your escape room design.
An original code developed through cryptography exercises.
A Certificate of Achievement on successful completion.
A personalized tutor recommendation for qualifying students.
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