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Young people across the UK are receiving expert tuition in exciting and inspiring subjects – for free. Joining a Saturday Club is a unique chance to learn new skills and meet people who can introduce you to further education and career opportunities. There are no exams and the aim is to focus on a subject you love.

Search the map to find a Club near you, and visit the Club’s page to find out more.

Complete the form below with the knowledge of your parent/ guardian/carer to register your interest in joining a Saturday Club. For more information about how we store and process the data shared, please view our Privacy Policy

If you would like some help registering your interest or with this form, you can email hello@saturday-club.org or call 0207 845 5860

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By completing this form you are registering interest for the selected Club and will be added to a waiting list. You will be notified if a place becomes available.





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