Swotties, the affordable tutoring business, has launched 10 fun experiential one-hour learning sessions designed to help boost kid’s curiosity and confidence, costing just £19.99 each. A great way to follow your child’s interests and get them really engaged so they don’t even realise they are learning, the experiences also make the perfect Christmas gifts for kids who want to discover something completely new or delve deeper into their favourite subject – as well as being a very thoughtful present idea for parents, family, or friends who want to avoid giving ‘stuff’ this year or those worried about supply issues!

Learn how to be a Game Creator with a Programming student
Coding with an AI geek
Snow Safari! Learn how Arctic foxes and reindeer survive winter, with a Wildlife Expert
Study penguins with an Animal Biologist
Create your own graphic novel in the style of Dog Man with a Fine Art graduate
Loch Ness Monster Hunting with a Marine Biologist
A Space Odyssey with a Physicist
Set sail with the 18th Century pirates of the Caribbean – your captain is Historian Katie!
Take the Hogwarts Express with a Literature Scholar
Bespoke Singing and Songwriting session with a Music Buff

The 1-2-1 sessions are given online by top university students who are not only super brainy and passionate about their subject specialisms but have experience in mentoring and leadership roles with kids too. So, they are inspiring role models who know how to connect and, most importantly, how to make learning fun and entertaining. Take a look at https://swotties.com/experiences for more details on each of the experiences available.

If shoppers don’t see an experience to suit the child they have in mind, they can drop Swotties HQ a note and their Christmas Swottie Elf will come up with suggestions for a bespoke adventure to reflect their interests or obsessions! Plus, on a mission to democratise tutoring and make learning support as affordable and accessible as possible for UK families, the Swotties Give Back Scheme donates a lesson to an underprivileged child for every 20 lessons booked by a single household.