Maths Circles at King’s College London

Activities for this year are closed for the summer break. The programme will resume on the weekend of 26/27 September 2026.

If you haven’t participated in our programme before, please check these instructions on how to join.

Where

King’s College London

Strand
London
WC2R 2LS

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When

On Saturdays, three different Circles: from 2 pm to 3:30 pm, from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm, and from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm.

On Sundays, from 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm, and from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm.

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2026

September, 26Circle
October, 3Circle
October, 10Circle
October, 17Circle
October, 24Intra-Circle Maths Battle (2hrs long)
October, 31half-term break
November, 7Circle
November, 14Circle
November, 21Circle
November, 28Circle
December, 5Circle
December, 12Intra-Circle Maths Battle (2hrs long)

2027

January, 9Circle
January, 16Circle
January, 23Circle
January, 30Circle
February, 6Circle
February, 13Intra-Circle Maths Battle (2hrs long)
February, 20half-term break
February, 27Circle
March, 6Circle
March, 13Circle
March, 20Intra-Circle Maths Battle (2hrs long)
Easter Break
April, 17Circle
April, 24Circle
May, 1Circle
May, 8Circle
May, 15Circle
May, 22Intra-Circle Maths Battle (2hrs long)

How to Attend

Maths Circles & Battles are free of charge for all students of the school years 7 to 11.

To be invited to Maths Circles in London you’ll need to participate in London Verbal Maths Challenge. Please fill in this form to receive updates.

About Maths Circles and Maths Battles

Maths Circles are weekly extracurricular maths sessions for students in school years 7–11 (P7 to S4). The sessions are led by students of Mathematics from some of the leading UK universities. Maths Circles delve into topics that promote the art of problem-solving, nurture structured thinking, and cultivate a passion for mathematics. Participation is free of charge.

Maths Battles are debate competitions between two opposing teams. Students are not only required to solve a given set of mathematical problems, but also to present their solutions clearly and defend them under the scrutiny of the opponents.

Learn more about Maths Circles and Maths Battles.