For students under 12
For students under 12, discover a range of digital resources that spark curiosity, inspire imagination, and make learning fun. Whether you’re just starting to explore a subject or following a growing interest, these resources are a great place to learn more and try out new ideas.
Model village at Oxplore Festival. Copyright © University of Oxford / UAO
This section is designed for younger learners who are beginning to explore new ideas and interests. The resources here introduce a range of subjects in engaging and accessible ways, encouraging curiosity and a love of learning. Whether you’re reading, listening, watching, or trying something hands-on, these activities are a great way to start asking questions and discovering more about the world around you.
10-12 years
Under 10 years
Oxplore - Home of Big Questions
Big questions tackle complex ideas across a wide range of subjects and reflect the kind of critical thinking students undertake at university. Our goal is to raise aspirations, promote broader thinking and encourage intellectual curiosity, so everything you see is underpinned by the latest discoveries and research from the University of Oxford.
Oxplore Teach
Classroom-ready sessions and CPDL to support academic enrichment. Our first set of Oxplore Challenges are for learners aged 11-14 (Key Stage 3 in England and Wales, S1-S3 in Scotland, Years 8-10 in Northern Ireland). We hope to introduce Challenge materials for older and younger learners in the future.
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