Skool community and live classes
Structured neuroscience lessons, quizzes, and live classes, with other students to learn alongside. Open to any student in grades 6-12, with no application and no fee. This is where most of our teaching happens.
Innovate. Learn. Serve.
Our programs exist to serve kids who would otherwise be priced out of neuroscience — free lessons, free community, free competitions. Here is what is available now, and what we are still building.
Structured neuroscience lessons, quizzes, and live classes, with other students to learn alongside. Open to any student in grades 6-12, with no application and no fee. This is where most of our teaching happens.
Our free, virtual neuroscience competition for grades 6-8 — the first of its kind. Every registered student gets a free prep course, and entry costs nothing.
Our competition for high school students, modelled on the official Brain Bee: a written and neuroanatomy round, a patient-diagnosis video round, and a live oral final.
These are being built. They are not available yet, and nothing here is for sale — when they launch, they will be free like everything else. Leave your email and we will tell you when one opens.
Ready-to-teach neuroscience units for schools, clubs, and libraries that want to run their own sessions. Designed so a teacher with no neuroscience background can pick it up.
A printed deck for learning brain structures and functions by repetition — usable alone, in pairs, or as a competition warm-up.
A mobile quiz app for practising neuroscience on the move, with progress tracking so students can see what they have actually learned.
We will email you when the first kits are ready to use.
We will email you when the deck is printed and available.
We will email you when the app is ready to try.
Not running yet. We would rather say so than imply something is live when it is not.
Partner
We are working with Asha for Education to bring brain education to their students. This partnership is in development and is not running yet.
It is open now, it costs nothing, and it is the fastest way for a curious kid to begin.