School students are encouraged to improve their language skills by pursuing modern languages in higher education.
Young people are taught maths through hands-on puzzles and one-to-one sessions.
Innovative new ways to teach Latin to a new generation of school students, via video links and games.
Young people explore physics through events such as open days at the Physics Department to encourage people to consider careers in physics.
Children are introduced to basic engineering skills at science festivals, to show that science is applicable to everyday life.
The Cambridge Science Festival engages the public through hands-on science activities.
Young people challenge their perceptions about museums and explore museums in Cambridge.
University of Cambridge students go into the community to teach English to children for whom it is a second language.
An introduction to outreach initiatives at the University of Cambridge.
Cards are dealt from a pack as they are spelt out in order. What order do they have to be in for this to work?
A demonstration of Conway's Rational Tangles using skipping ropes. Tangles made this way can be placed in one to one correspondence with fractions.
Young archaeologists dig up a mystery. School pupils find ancient skill during a University of Cambridge dig in Suffok. A group of teenagers taking part in a Cambridge University archaeological dig