Meet our Principal Dr Andy Kemp and chat to our current students at the Virtual Open Event Q and A!
We had a fantastic end to the term last year – we’re celebrating a new College record: 31 Year 2 students—nearly half the cohort—have been invited to attend interviews at Oxford or Cambridge. Their hard work and determination have been inspiring and we can’t wait to share their successes this year!
Could this be you? We hope you can join us for our first virtual open event of the year.
The event will have two sessions to cater for all time zones:
⏰ 10.30 am on Tuesday 11th February, 2025 UK London time.
⏰ 4.30 pm on Tuesday 11th February, 2025 UK London time.
We know that NatMatSci is an inspiring place, where we support the development of some exceptionally gifted young people, so we would love to give you an insight into college life.
The event will be hosted by our Principal Dr Andy Kemp and our Vice Principal Dr Penny Robotham; you will also be able to meet some of our fantastic current students.
Our philosophy of teaching, our proven latticework of pastoral care, our phenomenal facilities, all help our students to leave their comfort zone. Then, extraordinary things can happen: the rate of progress accelerates dramatically. There are no barriers to how far or fast you can progress. We never slow talent down. We are a community of like-minded people, with some of the finest, most successful teachers in the country.
We will have a presentation from our Principal Dr Andy Kemp, followed by a tour of our wonderful facilities and grounds in Warwickshire, ending with a live Q and A with our staff and students.
Please feel free to ask about our preparation for Oxford and Cambridge, A level programmes, our award winning STEM Communication Programme, boarding, extracurriculars, Olympiad success or anything at all!
We look forward to seeing you there!
The event is open to all prospective students, parents, partners and anyone with a passion for maths and science that would like to find out more about our specialist college.
