Exact Science

Programming

Explore a variety of projects where we have already assisted our students in attaining exceptional results!

We teach

Olympiad Curriculum

Our team is working hard to expand the collection of new topics

WE PREPARE FOR

Competitions

Our tutors have helped more than 120 pupils achieve high results in various Maths and Programming competitions, olympiads, and exams

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The Oxford University Computing Challenge

The Oxford University Computing Challenge is an invitation event which aims to encourage students who have achieved a top 10% score in the UK Bebras Challenge to develop their skills further and produce programmed solutions to computational thinking problems.

The annual challenge is held online, in schools and supervised by teachers. The participants' solutions are auto-marked by our system soon after.

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The Perse Coding Team Challenge will test your programming prowess as you battle it out against teams from across the UK for the Braben Cup.

The competition is open to UK pupils in Years 7-11 (P7-S4 in Scotland) and is free to enter. International schools may enter the competition for the purpose of certificate awards, but only schools in the UK will be eligible for the cup/prize money award.



The Oxford University Computing Challenge is an invitation event which aims to encourage students who have achieved a top 10% score in the UK Bebras Challenge to develop their skills further and produce programmed solutions to computational thinking problems.

The annual challenge is held online, in schools and supervised by teachers. The participants' solutions are auto-marked by our system soon after.

The Bebras Computing Challenge introduces computational thinking to students.

It is organized in over 60 countries and designed to get students all over the world excited about computing.

Last November over 365,000 students took part in the UK, and over 3 million worldwide.

Each participant answer questions that focus on computational and logical thinking.

It is completed online in your own school.

Our courses

Where do you hold your classes?
We hold our classes online or on-site on Saturdays at our branch in Pimlico Academy, London.
You can find our timetable here.
What do you need to start learning online?
For lessons you only need a computer or phone with a microphone, camera and Internet access. Wherever you are - in London, Nottingham, New York or Bali - online lessons will be at hand.
When can I take the introductory lesson?
You can get acquainted with the school at any time convenient for you. To do this, just leave a request and sign up for a lesson.
I can't attend class, what should I do?
It is OK, it happens! Students have the opportunity to cancel a lesson up to 8 hours before the scheduled time without loss of payment. So you can reschedule it for a convenient time, and the teacher will have the opportunity to
I don't have much free time, will I have time to study?
Learning can take place at your own pace. We will select a convenient schedule and at any time we will help you change the schedule, take a break or adjust the program.
How long is one lesson?
All classes last 1 hour.
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Meet our team

Our teachers will tell you how to prepare for exams, help you cope with difficult tasks and win the Olympiad

They will tell you about the pitfalls of exams and the most common mistakes, and explain how to avoid them
George Ionitsa
Founder &
Teacher of Maths and Coding

Contact us

Phone

Mon-Sun from 8am to 9pm
+44 77 07 547 144

Office

Come say hello at our office HQ.
84 Eccleston Square, Pimlico, London SW1V 1NP, UK

...or ask us anything

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