Tomorrow's Achievers use cookies to make the site run smoothly and to power functions such as the master class booking system. We also store anonymised information on how you use our site in order to improve your experience. These cookies are safe and secure and will never contain any sensitive information. Find out more about how we use cookies

  • A group of children undertaking master class activities in a variety of settings, both in the class-room and outdoors.
  • A group of children undertaking master class activities in a variety of settings, both in the class-room and outdoors.
  • A group of children undertaking master class activities in a variety of settings, both in the class-room and outdoors.
  • A group of children undertaking master class activities in a variety of settings, both in the class-room and outdoors.

Life-changing masterclasses for gifted children

The Tomorrow's Achievers programme provides specialist masterclasses for exceptionally able children in many parts of the country.

The courses are affordable for all and cover a wealth of different topics - including science, technology, maths, philosophy, virtual reality, literature and the arts - in ways which involve and challenge the most able students.

All courses can be booked and paid for online.

Future masterclasses

Browse all masterclasses

Grant information

Tomorrow's Achievers provides grants to gifted children from low-income families to enable them to attend masterclasses free of charge.
Get more info

What children say...

  • I least enjoyed going home because the magic of wonderland was over.... I could have stayed overnight!
    L on Wonderland masterclass, 27th Nov 2016, aged 8

  • It has inspired me to do more I.T and to learn more about computing. After this session I have learnt lots of interesting things and I now want to learn much more and will inspire me to have many more ideas.
    Alissia on Ten Fingers or Two: How Computers Count, 7th Feb 2016, aged 13

  • I enjoyed it because it made me think and challenged my brain. I want to become an architect because I love maths and construction. The masterclass intensified my will. Maths can be fun. Honest! 22nd Nov 2015
    George, aged 5

  • It inspired me to try harder at challenging things because you really have to switch your brain on and make an effort. I don't have to try hard at school because it is so easy. For me, tricky equals fun.
    Amity, aged 7