We are thrilled to announce our exciting lineup of free summer events designed to inspire, engage, and connect neurodivergent kids and teens. These free sessions can help your child to explore new interests, meet peers, and be part of a supportive community. Here’s a sneak peek at what we have in store: Every Tuesday from 4:15-5 PM: Role Model Sessions Join us every Tuesday for our inspiring Uncommon Journeys series, where successful neurodivergent young adults share their stories and experiences. These sessions are designed to empower and motivate your child by highlighting how others have embraced their differences, overcome challenges, found their passions, and turned their strengths into success. Every Wednesday from 4:15-5 PM: Taster Sessions Our Taster Sessions are a fantastic way for your child to try out different clubs and courses we offer at Uncommon Minds—for free! Each session provides a taste of the fun and learning they can expect from our full offerings. It’s a perfect opportunity to explore new interests, meet new friends, and experience the vibrant activities we provide. Every Thursday from 4:15-5 PM: ‘Get Creative’ Socials Thursday is all about creativity and connection with our ‘Get Creative’ Socials. These sessions include: Movie Nights: Watch a film together and engage in lively discussions afterward. Book Discussions: Share and discuss favorite book series or explore specific genres. Creative Workshops: Participate in hands-on creative sessions led by our inspiring role models, session leaders, or talented members.!

The community is a secure space, so to signup to a monthly subscription and join the community you’ll need to go through a 4-step process where we gather the information we need for safeguarding purposes and complete a verification call. This can take 1-5 days, depending mainly on how quickly the verification call is complete. You can start this process click the link below which will take you to step 1 of this 4-step process. Step 1: Tell us what club you’d like to subscribe to Step 2: Share your personal details and i.d we need for safeguarding Step 3: Complete a video verification call Step 4: Pay for your subscription and join the community space

The Uncommon Community is our new online space for kids to belong and a safe place to have fun. From July all Club members signing up to a monthly subscription will get FREE access to the Uncommon Community. The Uncommon Community has two types of spaces. Open spaces which are accessible to all, and closed private spaces for clubs, courses and camps. 🔐 In private spaces you’re be able to: Join weekly club meetups Chat with clubmates Take part in club polls and quizzes Access club resources Contact club leaders Join private servers and voice channels (gaming clubs only) Whilst in open community spaces you’ll be able to access: 📅 Free events: Role Model Talks: Led by inspiring neurodivergent young adults Creative workshops: From creative writing, to world building Taster Sessions: A chance to explore and try our various clubs Socials: Casual meetups, such as film nights and book club Peer-Led Sessions: Led by fellow community members 💬 Social and creative spaces: Community Chat: For regular updates and announcements Community Challenges: Fun and engaging monthly challenges Creative Work Sharing: Showcasing member's creative work Polls and Discussions: On topics from passions to ND life 📚 Extra resources: Member Spotlights: Highlighting achievements and stories of our members, and celebrating challenge winners Resource Space: Access to a collection of helpful and fun videos 👨‍👧‍👦 Parent space: Parent Chat: To connect, share, and support one-another Parent Resources: To support parents in their journey The Uncommon newsletter: See community highlights and celebrate our brilliant Uncommon members

We're committed to making the Uncommon community a safe and secure space. Where you can relax in the knowledge that your young people are able to make friends, and have fun without the risks associated with unsupported online spaces. That's why we: Require all community members to go through a member verification process, so we know exactly who's in the community Have a team of experienced neurodivergent community moderators able to support our community members Have created private club, course and camp spaces in the community, so that t(w)eens can build friendships in small supportive spaces, overseen by club leaders Run regular meetups for our club, course and camp members, all led by experienced neurodivergent facilitators who provide the structure and support that our young people sometimes need to build their confidence or help them find friendships Don't allow private messaging between young people, but instead create small chat spaces where young people know each other and feel safe talking openly Require members to subscribe to the community, so that young people can build friendships knowing that their new friends will regularly return to the community space Have our Uncommon Community Code of Conduct which guides how Uncommon, our Uncommoners and their parents should be kind, be safe and be respectful in the community

Through your club space in the community you can: Join your weekly club meet-ups led by ND facilitators Access our club guide, including all the information you need to get setup Stay up to date with club news and challenges on our club message board where we’ll set challenges, announce what we’ll do in sessions, and you can vote on what you’d like to do/play each week Chat to clubmates in our private chat channel Watch tutorials and access to club resources in our club resource space Catch up club sessions from previous weeks by watching session videos (excluding gaming clubs) And for gaming club members we provide access to: Uncommon private servers, so you can your t(w)eens can game in a secure child-only space Access our private voice channels so you child can chat safely game with clubmates as they take on their next gaming adventure

Our community operates on a subscription model. There are 3 ways to get access to the community. 🥰 Community subscription: Pay £25 per month and get full access to community features and free events. 📖 Course or camp enrolment: Sign up to any of our courses or Summer camps and you’ll get FREE access to the community for the duration of your course or Summer Camp. Plus access to your private course or camp space. Follow these links to sign up for camps or courses. 🥳 Club Subscription: Sign up to any monthly club subscription and get FREE access to the Uncommon Community. Plus access to your private club space. Clubs range from £40-90/month. Learn more about club subscription prices by following the link below. Follow this link to learn more about subscription prices and to start your signup process.

🧒🏼 For Kids A safe space to unwind, have fun, and recharge Opportunities to discover new interests, build leadership skills, and connect with peers A supportive environment that celebrates individual strengths and fosters personal growth 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 For Parents: Peace of mind knowing your child is in a neuro-affirming environment Transparent communication and regular updates on community activities Resources to help you reinforce what your child learns and support their well-being Join us and become part of a community that values and supports neurodivergent kids and their families. Together, we can create a space where everyone feels valued, included, and empowered to be their best selves.

Knowledge is power. By understanding their unique strengths and challenges, teens build self-awareness and confidence.

Armed with knowledge, teens can navigate their world more confidently, make informed decisions about their lives, and gain control and autonomy.

Improvded understanding of neurodivergent traits can help teens navigate daily life, social interactions and academic challenges, and become less anxious.

Engaging with peers with similar challenges validates teens experiences, creates a sense of camaraderie and reducing feelings of isolation.

Being in a space with similar peers helps teens embrace their unique identities with pride, leading to increased self-acceptance and resilience.

Interacting with supportive peers helps teens develop their own unique approach to friendships and communication and builds social confidence.

Young people explore how they take in and process sensory information, and what that means about their own unique needs and preferences, and how they can adopt tools and techniques to feel more comfortable in educational and social environments and out-and-about. For ages 8-13 we start to think about our internal senses and how improving awareness of our internal senses can help us manage our wellbeing. For ages 13-18 we look in depth at how to strengthen our interoception, how to understand auditory processing differences and itimpact on school and friendships, and how we can 'design our day' to ensure we charge our sensory battery.

Young people learn more about the science behind stress and social anxiety, develop a greater awareness of how stress shows up for them, and start to brainstorm what they can do about it.​ For ages 8-13 we use a very light touch approach, raising awareness and focusing on simple strategies they can use to destress. For ages 13-18 we look at the neuroscience behind stress and how we can try 'brain hacks' that put our brains back into rest and relax mode.

Our introductory session encourages young people to explore the positive aspects of their neurodivergence and identify their own unique strengths.

This session explores the differences in neurodivergent young people’s ability to plan, organise, start tasks, transition tasks, emotionally regulate and track time. We then explore how to find unique solutions that work for us, and talk about how we can talk to friends and family about our needs.

This session encourages young people to think about what makes a good friend, focusing on the huge strengths that our neurodivergent traits can bring. For ages 8-13 we explore the different ways we can show our friends that we care and how we can let our friends know what makes us feel cared for. For ages 13-18 we explore rejection sensitivity and how friendships and communication styles might look different for us.

Our final session encourages young people to take everything they’ve learned about their own needs and preferences, and gives them the communication tools to more effectively advocate for themselves.

Yes, you can rebook your session using the links in your confirmation email. We understand that life can be unpredictable and that young people will sometimes be unable to attend sessions if they've had a difficult day. If you can't attend a session then you can use links in your confirmation email to rebook your session. No explanation needed. If your child finds that the course isn't right for them at this time, then we can offer vouchers towards alternative lower-demand sessions, or a gift card for you to pass on to others.

Sign up to our mailing list and we'll be releasing more dates on other weeknights, and holiday intensives too.

We recommend signing up for the full six week course, which covers all the topics young people need a grasp of to understand their unique brains. Or you can pick and mix sessions that fit your needs.

Book the appropriate holiday course package listed below under 'buy now' and then book onto the 6 sessions of your holiday course.

Leave a message for us in the chat function telling us what course or club you're interested in, and on what day(s) and we'll let you know when we release more dates.

We understand that life can be unpredictable and that young people will sometimes be unable to attend sessions if they've had a difficult day. Clubs If your child can't attend a taster or drop-in session, we are happy to rebook you onto an alternative date For club subscribers, if we you're unable to make your normal session and there are alternative sessions that week week, we will offer you space on a different club day if available If your child finds the club isn’t the right fit, or its not the right time for them to join, then you can cancel your club membership subscription at any time Courses or Camps If your child is unable to attend class on a given day, we’ll share the session recording with you, so you can watch it at a time that works better for them Where possible we’ll also offer you the chance to attend that session on an alternative date (subject to availability) If your child finds that the course isn't right for them at this time, then we can offer vouchers towards alternative lower-demand sessions, or a gift card for you to pass on to others.

From August 1st we'll be discontinuing Multi-Session Passes. We’ll review everyone’s accounts and send you a coupon code for the value of any remaining multi-pass credits which you can use against any club subscription, course or camp.

From August 1st our community and many of our clubs will operate on a monthly subscription. Subscriptions are payable in advance, on a monthly rolling basis You can cancel your subscription at any time through our community platform Once your subscription has ended you’ll no longer be able to access the community or weekly club meet-ups However your profile will remain active, and you can rejoin the community at any time by subscribing to a new club, or to the community itself

We offer a 30% discount on course, camp and club prices for families on Universal Credit. We are also able to offer this discount to families on legacy means tested benefits. Please complete this form, and we'll send you your family discount code! We can also offer payment plans for camps, courses and fixed-term clubs to spread the cost of payments over a 2-3 month period. Please email the team on hello@uncommonminds.co.uk for more details.

Where possible we offer £10 taster sessions. Parents are welcome to join taster sessions, and young people can choose to take part and interact or just watch and listen. For clubs accepting members on a rolling basis, tasters are bookable on the club page, and prospective club members join our regular club meet-ups. For clubs where capacity is limited we ask parents to fill in a taster request form. We then allocate you a taster session date, so that we can let existing club members know in advance of new joiners. For courses or fixed term clubs we run taster sessions ahead of course/club start dates, bookable on course/club pages.

We are thrilled to announce our exciting lineup of free summer events designed to inspire, engage, and connect neurodivergent kids and teens. These free sessions can help your child to explore new interests, meet peers, and be part of a supportive community. Here’s a sneak peek at what we have in store: Every Tuesday from 4:15-5 PM: Role Model Sessions Join us every Tuesday for our inspiring Uncommon Journeys series, where successful neurodivergent young adults share their stories and experiences. These sessions are designed to empower and motivate your child by highlighting how others have embraced their differences, overcome challenges, found their passions, and turned their strengths into success. Every Wednesday from 4:15-5 PM: Taster Sessions Our Taster Sessions are a fantastic way for your child to try out different clubs and courses we offer at Uncommon Minds—for free! Each session provides a taste of the fun and learning they can expect from our full offerings. It’s a perfect opportunity to explore new interests, meet new friends, and experience the vibrant activities we provide. Every Thursday from 4:15-5 PM: ‘Get Creative’ Socials Thursday is all about creativity and connection with our ‘Get Creative’ Socials. These sessions include: Movie Nights: Watch a film together and engage in lively discussions afterward. Book Discussions: Share and discuss favorite book series or explore specific genres. Creative Workshops: Participate in hands-on creative sessions led by our inspiring role models, session leaders, or talented members.!

The community is a secure space, so to signup to a monthly subscription and join the community you’ll need to go through a 4-step process where we gather the information we need for safeguarding purposes and complete a verification call. This can take 1-5 days, depending mainly on how quickly the verification call is complete. You can start this process click the link below which will take you to step 1 of this 4-step process. Step 1: Tell us what club you’d like to subscribe to Step 2: Share your personal details and i.d we need for safeguarding Step 3: Complete a video verification call Step 4: Pay for your subscription and join the community space

The Uncommon Community is our new online space for kids to belong and a safe place to have fun. From July all Club members signing up to a monthly subscription will get FREE access to the Uncommon Community. The Uncommon Community has two types of spaces. Open spaces which are accessible to all, and closed private spaces for clubs, courses and camps. 🔐 In private spaces you’re be able to: Join weekly club meetups Chat with clubmates Take part in club polls and quizzes Access club resources Contact club leaders Join private servers and voice channels (gaming clubs only) Whilst in open community spaces you’ll be able to access: 📅 Free events: Role Model Talks: Led by inspiring neurodivergent young adults Creative workshops: From creative writing, to world building Taster Sessions: A chance to explore and try our various clubs Socials: Casual meetups, such as film nights and book club Peer-Led Sessions: Led by fellow community members 💬 Social and creative spaces: Community Chat: For regular updates and announcements Community Challenges: Fun and engaging monthly challenges Creative Work Sharing: Showcasing member's creative work Polls and Discussions: On topics from passions to ND life 📚 Extra resources: Member Spotlights: Highlighting achievements and stories of our members, and celebrating challenge winners Resource Space: Access to a collection of helpful and fun videos 👨‍👧‍👦 Parent space: Parent Chat: To connect, share, and support one-another Parent Resources: To support parents in their journey The Uncommon newsletter: See community highlights and celebrate our brilliant Uncommon members

We're committed to making the Uncommon community a safe and secure space. Where you can relax in the knowledge that your young people are able to make friends, and have fun without the risks associated with unsupported online spaces. That's why we: Require all community members to go through a member verification process, so we know exactly who's in the community Have a team of experienced neurodivergent community moderators able to support our community members Have created private club, course and camp spaces in the community, so that t(w)eens can build friendships in small supportive spaces, overseen by club leaders Run regular meetups for our club, course and camp members, all led by experienced neurodivergent facilitators who provide the structure and support that our young people sometimes need to build their confidence or help them find friendships Don't allow private messaging between young people, but instead create small chat spaces where young people know each other and feel safe talking openly Require members to subscribe to the community, so that young people can build friendships knowing that their new friends will regularly return to the community space Have our Uncommon Community Code of Conduct which guides how Uncommon, our Uncommoners and their parents should be kind, be safe and be respectful in the community

Through your club space in the community you can: Join your weekly club meet-ups led by ND facilitators Access our club guide, including all the information you need to get setup Stay up to date with club news and challenges on our club message board where we’ll set challenges, announce what we’ll do in sessions, and you can vote on what you’d like to do/play each week Chat to clubmates in our private chat channel Watch tutorials and access to club resources in our club resource space Catch up club sessions from previous weeks by watching session videos (excluding gaming clubs) And for gaming club members we provide access to: Uncommon private servers, so you can your t(w)eens can game in a secure child-only space Access our private voice channels so you child can chat safely game with clubmates as they take on their next gaming adventure

Our community operates on a subscription model. There are 3 ways to get access to the community. 🥰 Community subscription: Pay £25 per month and get full access to community features and free events. 📖 Course or camp enrolment: Sign up to any of our courses or Summer camps and you’ll get FREE access to the community for the duration of your course or Summer Camp. Plus access to your private course or camp space. Follow these links to sign up for camps or courses. 🥳 Club Subscription: Sign up to any monthly club subscription and get FREE access to the Uncommon Community. Plus access to your private club space. Clubs range from £40-90/month. Learn more about club subscription prices by following the link below. Follow this link to learn more about subscription prices and to start your signup process.

🧒🏼 For Kids A safe space to unwind, have fun, and recharge Opportunities to discover new interests, build leadership skills, and connect with peers A supportive environment that celebrates individual strengths and fosters personal growth 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 For Parents: Peace of mind knowing your child is in a neuro-affirming environment Transparent communication and regular updates on community activities Resources to help you reinforce what your child learns and support their well-being Join us and become part of a community that values and supports neurodivergent kids and their families. Together, we can create a space where everyone feels valued, included, and empowered to be their best selves.

Knowledge is power. By understanding their unique strengths and challenges, teens build self-awareness and confidence.

Armed with knowledge, teens can navigate their world more confidently, make informed decisions about their lives, and gain control and autonomy.

Improvded understanding of neurodivergent traits can help teens navigate daily life, social interactions and academic challenges, and become less anxious.

Engaging with peers with similar challenges validates teens experiences, creates a sense of camaraderie and reducing feelings of isolation.

Being in a space with similar peers helps teens embrace their unique identities with pride, leading to increased self-acceptance and resilience.

Interacting with supportive peers helps teens develop their own unique approach to friendships and communication and builds social confidence.

Young people explore how they take in and process sensory information, and what that means about their own unique needs and preferences, and how they can adopt tools and techniques to feel more comfortable in educational and social environments and out-and-about. For ages 8-13 we start to think about our internal senses and how improving awareness of our internal senses can help us manage our wellbeing. For ages 13-18 we look in depth at how to strengthen our interoception, how to understand auditory processing differences and itimpact on school and friendships, and how we can 'design our day' to ensure we charge our sensory battery.

Young people learn more about the science behind stress and social anxiety, develop a greater awareness of how stress shows up for them, and start to brainstorm what they can do about it.​ For ages 8-13 we use a very light touch approach, raising awareness and focusing on simple strategies they can use to destress. For ages 13-18 we look at the neuroscience behind stress and how we can try 'brain hacks' that put our brains back into rest and relax mode.

Our introductory session encourages young people to explore the positive aspects of their neurodivergence and identify their own unique strengths.

This session explores the differences in neurodivergent young people’s ability to plan, organise, start tasks, transition tasks, emotionally regulate and track time. We then explore how to find unique solutions that work for us, and talk about how we can talk to friends and family about our needs.

This session encourages young people to think about what makes a good friend, focusing on the huge strengths that our neurodivergent traits can bring. For ages 8-13 we explore the different ways we can show our friends that we care and how we can let our friends know what makes us feel cared for. For ages 13-18 we explore rejection sensitivity and how friendships and communication styles might look different for us.

Our final session encourages young people to take everything they’ve learned about their own needs and preferences, and gives them the communication tools to more effectively advocate for themselves.

Yes, you can rebook your session using the links in your confirmation email. We understand that life can be unpredictable and that young people will sometimes be unable to attend sessions if they've had a difficult day. If you can't attend a session then you can use links in your confirmation email to rebook your session. No explanation needed. If your child finds that the course isn't right for them at this time, then we can offer vouchers towards alternative lower-demand sessions, or a gift card for you to pass on to others.

Sign up to our mailing list and we'll be releasing more dates on other weeknights, and holiday intensives too.

We recommend signing up for the full six week course, which covers all the topics young people need a grasp of to understand their unique brains. Or you can pick and mix sessions that fit your needs.

Book the appropriate holiday course package listed below under 'buy now' and then book onto the 6 sessions of your holiday course.

Leave a message for us in the chat function telling us what course or club you're interested in, and on what day(s) and we'll let you know when we release more dates.

We understand that life can be unpredictable and that young people will sometimes be unable to attend sessions if they've had a difficult day. Clubs If your child can't attend a taster or drop-in session, we are happy to rebook you onto an alternative date For club subscribers, if we you're unable to make your normal session and there are alternative sessions that week week, we will offer you space on a different club day if available If your child finds the club isn’t the right fit, or its not the right time for them to join, then you can cancel your club membership subscription at any time Courses or Camps If your child is unable to attend class on a given day, we’ll share the session recording with you, so you can watch it at a time that works better for them Where possible we’ll also offer you the chance to attend that session on an alternative date (subject to availability) If your child finds that the course isn't right for them at this time, then we can offer vouchers towards alternative lower-demand sessions, or a gift card for you to pass on to others.

From August 1st we'll be discontinuing Multi-Session Passes. We’ll review everyone’s accounts and send you a coupon code for the value of any remaining multi-pass credits which you can use against any club subscription, course or camp.

From August 1st our community and many of our clubs will operate on a monthly subscription. Subscriptions are payable in advance, on a monthly rolling basis You can cancel your subscription at any time through our community platform Once your subscription has ended you’ll no longer be able to access the community or weekly club meet-ups However your profile will remain active, and you can rejoin the community at any time by subscribing to a new club, or to the community itself

We offer a 30% discount on course, camp and club prices for families on Universal Credit. We are also able to offer this discount to families on legacy means tested benefits. Please complete this form, and we'll send you your family discount code! We can also offer payment plans for camps, courses and fixed-term clubs to spread the cost of payments over a 2-3 month period. Please email the team on hello@uncommonminds.co.uk for more details.

Where possible we offer £10 taster sessions. Parents are welcome to join taster sessions, and young people can choose to take part and interact or just watch and listen. For clubs accepting members on a rolling basis, tasters are bookable on the club page, and prospective club members join our regular club meet-ups. For clubs where capacity is limited we ask parents to fill in a taster request form. We then allocate you a taster session date, so that we can let existing club members know in advance of new joiners. For courses or fixed term clubs we run taster sessions ahead of course/club start dates, bookable on course/club pages.