Through engaging sessions, students explore a wide range of topics, including memory and learning, attention and perception, sleep and cognition, cognitive biases, decision-making, habits, emotions, stress, and social behaviour. Sessions combine scientific concepts and research with questions, demonstrations, discussions, and activities that allow students to experience psychology, not only learn about it. Members also take their learning beyond meetings through research projects, independent topic exploration, creative challenges, and opportunities to present to others. No previous experience in psychology or neuroscience is required. Whether you are fascinated by the brain, interested in human behaviour, considering a future in science or medicine, or just curious about why people think and act the way they do, the club provides an environment to explore, ask questions, and discover something new!

20 points will be awarded once club requirements have been met. See your TiC for further information.

In order to have your activity added to your profile in time to be recognised at prizegiving, please ensure it is added by:

• Year 9 and Year 10: 21 November 2025
• Year 11: 19 November 2025
• Year 12 and Year 13: 18 September 2025

Please check that your profile data is being updated regularly throughout the year.