Info for schools
Leaf’s programmes help schools thrive:
Our advice, the credential, and the practice discussing challenging topics can all help students land places at top universities. Leaf alumni are now at Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, and LSE.
Ofsted looks for evidence that schools provide spiritual, moral, social and cultural development, as well as careers guidance (e.g. via the Gatsby benchmarks).
Your students will thank you. Both parents and participants in past programmes rated “Overall satisfaction” as 9 out of 10.
So inspire your students and help them land uni places by sharing Leaf’s free online fellowships: there’s suggested text for sharing below!
Feel free to browse the course pages (history, maths, AI) first for more info. We are happy for you to select specific students to share them with, and/or to share the opportunity on relevant mailing lists, Google Classrooms, Moodle, etc. You can download a high-res Leaf logo here.
“Thank you for all you do to support our students, they say great things when they come back buzzing from working with you.”
“[Student] who attended the Leaf course last summer has been singing your praises and promoting Leaf to the rest of the Sixth Form.”
Optional text to share with students
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If you’re a smart, curious, and ambitiously altruistic student in years 11, 12, or 13, explore how you can make a difference (and boost your UCAS/CV!) by applying for Leaf’s new, free fellowships:
History to Shape History (for the better) — how can you use the lessons of history to make a positive impact and steer humanity onto a better path? For HISTORY students in years 11-13.
The Mathematics of Morality — how can you use mathematics to best help others and multiply your positive impact? For MATHS students in years 11-13.
Dilemmas and Dangers in AI: How YOU can make a difference — helping you master the skills needed to steer cutting-edge AI technology toward benefits for humanity. For students of ANY SUBJECT in years 11-13.
All three are 5-week, online programmes which include:
Oxbridge-style learning with tutorials and a cohort of smart, curious students
Talks and Q&As with professionals tackling pressing world problems
Support with UCAS applications and Oxbridge interviews
Mentorship and up to £1,000 in grant funding for alumni to pursue follow-up projects
They will take place 24th February to 31st March, 2024 (5 weeks finishing up around Easter).
Fellowship spaces are competitive, and most accepted applicants will have or be predicted a high proportion of 9s at GCSE. But all applicants will be given access to use Leaf’s online learning platform for self-paced exploration, so you don’t need to worry about missing out.
Read more and apply at www.leaf.courses by Sunday 11th February, 2024!
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If you’re a smart, curious, and ambitiously altruistic student in years 11, 12, or 13, explore how you can make a difference (and boost your UCAS/CV!) by applying for Leaf’s new, free fellowship, “Dilemmas and dangers in AI: How YOU can make a difference”.
This is a 5-week, interdisciplinary online programme helping you master the skills needed to steer cutting-edge AI technology toward benefits for humanity.
The fellowship will include:
Oxbridge-style learning with tutorials and a cohort of smart, curious students
Talks and Q&As with professionals addressing existential risks from AI
Support with UCAS applications and Oxbridge interviews
Mentorship and up to £1,000 in grant funding for alumni to pursue follow-up projects
It will take place 24th February to 31st March, 2024 (5 weeks finishing up around Easter).
Fellowship spaces are competitive, and most accepted applicants will have or be predicted a high proportion of 9s at GCSE. But all applicants will be given access to use Leaf’s online learning platform for self-paced exploration, so you don’t need to worry about missing out.
Read more and apply at www.leaf.courses by Sunday 11th February, 2024!
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If you’re a smart, curious, and ambitiously altruistic history student in years 11, 12, or 13, explore how you can make a difference (and boost your UCAS/CV!) by applying for Leaf’s new, free “History to shape history (for the better)” fellowship.
This is a 5-week online programme exploring how you can use the lessons of history to make a positive impact and steer humanity onto a better path.
The fellowship will include:
Oxbridge-style learning with tutorials and a cohort of smart, curious historians
Talks and Q&As with professionals using history to tackle pressing world problems
Support with UCAS applications and Oxbridge interviews
Mentorship and up to £1,000 in grant funding for alumni to pursue follow-up projects
It will take place 24th February to 31st March, 2024 (5 weeks finishing up around Easter).
Fellowship spaces are competitive, and most accepted applicants will have or be predicted a high proportion of 9s at GCSE. But all applicants will be given access to use Leaf’s online learning platform for self-paced exploration, so you don’t need to worry about missing out.
Read more and apply at www.leaf.courses by Sunday 11th February, 2024!
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If you’re a smart, curious, and ambitiously altruistic maths student in years 11, 12, or 13, explore how you can make a difference (and boost your UCAS/CV!) by applying for Leaf’s new, free “The mathematics of morality” fellowship.
This is a 5-week online programme exploring how you can use mathematics to best help others and multiply your positive impact.
The fellowship will include:
Oxbridge-style learning with tutorials and a cohort of smart, curious maths students
Talks and Q&As with professionals using maths to tackle pressing world problems
Support with UCAS applications and Oxbridge interviews
Mentorship and up to £1,000 in grant funding for alumni to pursue follow-up projects
It will take place 24th February to 31st March, 2024 (5 weeks finishing up around Easter).
Fellowship spaces are competitive, and most accepted applicants will have or be predicted a high proportion of 9s at GCSE. But all applicants will be given access to use Leaf’s online learning platform for self-paced exploration, so you don’t need to worry about missing out.
Read more and apply at www.leaf.courses by Sunday 11th February, 2024!
