From the Futures Team

From the Futures Team

REACH Academic Summer Program in Cambridge, England

Please note this is an external provider advertisement and not a program endorsed by Pymble Ladies’ College. 

Registration is open for 2024 Reach Summer programs, taking place in July and August,

Students live & learn in the historic setting of the University City of Cambridge and our programs provide the perfect balance of academic classes, fun activities, excursions across the UK and an evening lecture & workshop series. 

With 20 years of experience in providing academic excellence, and an exceptional group of teachers from world-class institutions such as Cambridge, Oxford and London universities, we are confident that this is an exceptional opportunity for students to prepare for the future.

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We are also delighted to share that we are currently running our autumn scholarship essay competition for those eligible students. To find out more, please visit: www.reachcambridge.com/scholarship  

Finally, it may also be helpful to pass on the following link to any families that would like to arrange a meeting with us at a time that suits them: https://calendly.com/reach-cambridge/callback.

Overseas Medical Experiences for High School Students

Please note this is an external provider advertisement and not a program endorsed by Pymble Ladies’ College.

For any students keen to pursue studies in medicine and healthcare, Projects Abroad is an organiser of service and volunteer programs overseas.   

These programs are designed for students in years 10, 11, and 12 (11-13 in NZ) and run in our summer holiday and over the mid-year break. They are ideal for individuals or groups of friends.

Projects Abroad has been running these programs for over 15 years. They are very popular with students from across Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and North America.  

Our most popular High School Special Medicine option is the Nepal program. You can download a leaflet outlining this project by clicking here. 

These programs also run in countries such as Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Tanzania, and the Philippines.

Students will spend time in hospitals, community health settings, and workshops with local doctors. These projects are a fantastic first step into a career in healthcare within a group of likeminded students. Full 24/7 supervision and care is provided by the Projects Abroad local staff.