When you first join the club you should begin by working through the ten Study Skills modules. These take approximately an hour each. If you join the club in September or January we work through the Study Skills modules one per week for ten weeks.

In addition, there are the group coaching calls. These alternate weekly between parents and students. So, it will be students one week and parents the next.

Therefore, to begin with, you need to be able to commit an average of 1.5 hours per week to the club - 1 hour one week, 2 hours the next week.

Tuesdays at 7 pm. Parents one week, students the next.

No, no aspect of The Extraordinaries Club is compulsory. However, the coaching calls are great for:

- Getting a new burst of motivation

- Improving your mindset

- Feeling you’re not alone in any study related struggles you’re having

- Getting your questions answered

Yes, they are recorded and posted in the club the following day. We send a link out to members every Saturday in the club weekly email.

It's up to you. Some people just join for a month and get what they need. Others are members for years because they value the on going support.

Three months is a good amount of time to do the ten modules and a few masterclasses.

You can cancel or pause your membership at any time.

No. Your monthly or annual subscription covers up to five members of your household. You pay for your family, not per person.

The best way to get the most out of the club is to get your child on board.

Check out these resources to help with this:

A message for students about joining The Extraordinaries Club

How to persuade your child that The Extraordinaries Club is right for them

Some parents decide to join the club even if their child won't engage. They watch the videos and pass on snippets of advice to their children at opportune moments.

If you're a student who'd like to join you must get your parents' permission first.

This resource will help you to explain to them why you want to join.

When you sign-up for the club you will create a username and password. These will allow you to access The Extraordinaries Club website.

You can also create sub-accounts for up to five members of your family after you have signed up, so they can each have their own access to the club website.

The club is aimed at GCSE and A-Level students in years 10-13.

We do have some younger students in years 7-9 who are highly motivated and generally of above average ability. 

The sooner your child joins The Extraordinaries Club and learns study skills, the bigger the benefit they will see from having them.

Families who join after Christmas of year 11 or year 13 generally say they wish they had joined sooner - but that this isn't too late.

Yes, we have had many students with neurodiverse brains join the club and get a huge amount of benefit from it. Sometimes these students need further additional support that the club isn't able to offer e.g. with the mental health challenges that their neurodiversity poses but everyone needs to learn study skills if they are to reach their academic potential.

Yes. We have IB students, students in the Scottish, French, Spanish and Irish education systems. Everyone is welcome.

The tight schedule of boarding school sometimes makes it difficult to fit in the coaching calls and modules. However, we have had boarding school students make a huge success of club membership. It's important to speak to the school about your membership of the club and how it will fit in with the prep schedule.

You can pause or cancel your membership at any time by logging into the club and visiting your account page. There is no minimum term for your membership.

Email hello@lifemoreextraordinary.com and we will normally get back to you within 24 hours Monday to Friday.