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The Homework Club in White City

The Homework Club supports students from year 9 to year 11 at both ends of the ability spectrum to help them reach their potential.

About Homework Club

From supermarket shopping to space travel, mathematics is a critical skill and many qualities are nurtured through the ordered thinking that maths promotes – reasoning, creativity, abstract or spatial thinking, critical thinking and problem solving.

Anyone can do maths with suitable training and guidance.

The Homework Club helps students from year 9 to year 11 at both ends of the ability spectrum – those who struggle with or who could excel at maths – to help them be the best they can.

Local students will be given priority, but if places are available, we will consider students who can travel to our Invention Rooms in White City from further afield.

What to expect

The weekly tutoring sessions include homework, coursework and revision support for students, as well as extension tasks for more able students.

• Where : Imperial Invention Rooms, White City
• When : Every Wednesday during term time, from 16.00 – 17.30

Each session is supported by Imperial student tutors - ensuring that all students receive close personalised support - and includes a hot meal. The curriculum content is overseen by Dr Philip Ramsden from the Department of Mathematics.

Applicant information

Academic requirements.

There are no academic requirements to join this programme, we only ask that you commit to attending the sessions available and bring your maths homework with you.

Eligibility criteria

This programme aims to support students from backgrounds under-represented in higher education. We will assess your eligibility for the programme by asking if any of these circumstances apply to you:

• You are entitled to receive free school meals or pupil premium
• Your family income is below £50,000/year
• Your parents/guardians do not have a university degree
• You have been in care or are a young carer*
• You are studying in a school in the UK that has below average attainment or with a high percentage of students receiving free school meals**
• You live in a neighbourhood with low overall progression rates to higher education (we use  IMD and  POLAR4 data to assess this)

Eligibility will be verified separately by your parent and teacher so please ensure you have their current email address ready before you start the application.

*A young carer is someone under the age of 18 who helps look after a relative who has a condition, such as a disability long term, illness, mental health condition, or a drug or alcohol problem. Young carers do extra jobs in and around the home, such as cooking, cleaning, or helping someone to get dressed and move around.

**If you are studying in an independent school in the UK on a full bursary, we will consider your application.

How to apply

Homework Club is finished for 2023/24 and we expect to start sessions for 2024/25 at the Makerspace in October.

Our registration of interest form for 2024/25 is now open. Please fill in your details here and you will be added to a waitlist. We will contact you in late September with further information once places become available. 

If you have any questions about this programme, pease email us at  [email protected] .

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Why Choose a homework club?

Some children are so self-motivated that they’re able to work undisturbed on homework and disregard the distractions of usual family life, but not every child will find it so easy. Homework is best done in a peaceful place, ideally with assistance from a parent or guardian. If your job, household chores and caring for other children make it complicated to deliver those things you may want to consider the option of a homework club.

How Can We Help?

Based on feedback from our students, we have discovered that homework can be one of the most difficult tasks for children to complete due to lack of concentration following a busy day at school. It is a problem that parents struggle to find a remedy for. There are a number of causes for this. For many families, there is simply not sufficient time during the week to deal with their child’s demanding level of homework. As a result children can then become anxious about meeting the targets for finishing their school homework.

At KLC, we teach in accordance with the National Curriculum. We request children to bring along any Maths, English, Verbal Reasoning or Non Verbal Reasoning homework. Tutors are accessible to work through any difficulties that the child may be experiencing with their homework. Children are presented opportunities to work within a more well defined learning environment, free from distraction and where they feel that they are given the suitable support and guidance.

We cater for a range of ages and requirements

Children work together with the tutor in a small group and when they are self-assured to work independently, they may then do so. Homework is observed and supervised by the tutor but not marked. This allows for the child’s own class teacher to assess how well the child has handled the tasks assigned.

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What is it?

DHI Homework Club is a safe, supportive and productive space for students to meet up out of school hours to be assisted with the completion of their homework. Our dedicated team includes qualified teachers, teaching assistants and volunteers.

DHI Homework Club works closely with schools, parents and pupils to ensure vital support is given in core subject areas.

What do we provide?

Our homework club provide:

• A safe, quiet and calm space for students to concentrate
• A supportive environment
• One to one or small groups support
• A chance to share knowledge
• An opportunity to build relationships
• An opportunity to develop good work habits and a positive attitude towards learning

Programme details and locations

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Where? Brent Hub Community Enterprise Centre 6 Hillside, London, NW10 8BN

When? Tuesday and Thursday From 5:45 to 7:15 pm

Who is it for? 5 -16 year olds

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St-Raphaels site

Where? St-Raphaels Wellbeing Family Centre Rainborough Close, London, NW10 0TR

When? Monday From 5:45 to 7:15 pm

Who is it for? 5 -11 year olds

Where? Acton Community Church Hall, Rectory road, Acton, London, W3 9NR

When? Wednesday From 5:45 to 7:15 pm

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We would like to hear what you think about the Homework Club. This survey is used purely to help us to improve and evaluate our programmes. Click on the link to start.

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Home-Schooling? These London Museums Offer Free Learning Resources

Last Updated 21 November 2021

Almost a year after the coronavirus pandemic arrived in the UK — disrupting the education of millions of children and young people — families and teachers across the nation are once again getting to grips with remote education.

Whether you're a parent who's struggling to engage a reluctant home learner or a teacher on the hunt for fresh lesson plan inspiration, some of London's biggest cultural institutions may just be able to help. Read on to see what sort of learning resources are on offer from the likes of the British Library, the Science Museum and many more.

Natural History Museum

A homework club has just been launched by National History Museum, which sees expert educators share a new activity every weekday via a Twitter video (though if you're not a fan of the little blue bird, you can also access each activity here ). This week's theme is dinosaurs, with tasks spanning art, poetry and — unsurprisingly — natural history. The museum has not provided a suggested age range but, looking at existing resources, the club seems suitable for primary school pupils.

Parents and teachers: today we launch our #NHMHomeworkClub . Let's start by discussing the most important question of all! What is a dinosaur🦖? Join Connor and Tom as they explore this question and then head to our quiz to test yourself! ➡️ https://t.co/ENV0RLtOcf pic.twitter.com/I1r13FsL45 — NHM Learning (@NHM_Learn) January 11, 2021

Aside from the homework club, a variety of lesson plans, activity sheets and virtual talks on science and ecology can be found here .

Science Museum

Struggling to get a student excited about STEM? Challenge them to create gravity-defying water or a fizzy fountain — just two of the experiments available on the Science Museum website. Here you'll also find fun mathematics games and videos from the museum's galleries that cater from Ks1 all the way up to KS5.

Horniman Museum and Gardens

The Horniman is frequently hailed as one of London's most child-friendly museums, so it's only fitting that it boasts a wealth of downloadable educational resources on global cultures, past and present (there are loads on Ancient Egypt, for example).  The museum website also claims to offer bespoke virtual sessions for KS1 and KS2, which students can connect to via Zoom.

British Library

British Library's learning resources are handily categorised by subject, so you can find materials related to English, history, religious studies, and citizenship with ease. Highlights include its Windrush Stories series, an audio poetry library, and Discover Children's Books , where you can find writing prompts, author interviews, and fairy tales from around the world.

Imperial War Museum

Imperial War Museums brings history to life via its Home Learning Hub . Here you'll find a new Family Mission each week — from learning Morse Code to making a binbag parachute. For older kids, there's tons of material on both world wars, including some tailored to GCSE students.

Museum of London

The Museum of London has won awards for the quality of its learning programmes and boasts a ton of educational resources spanning English, history, citizenship, PSHE, science, geography and archaeology. Filter by topic, historical era, or education level and discover a wealth of multimedia resources including games, 3D objects and films. We particularly like the look of this prehistoric explorer interactive map and, for older kids, this exploration of London's LGBT history.

Tech Yard at UAL Creative Computing Institute

Free places for young people 11-14 local to South London on @ual_cci Tech Yard: weekly after school club starting 14 Jan. Intro sessions in different creative technologies - inc #creativecoding #3Dmodelling #sounddesign and #gamedesign . More ➡ https://t.co/SvRSqAgAgG pic.twitter.com/0Zie7TTUTU — UAL (@UAL) January 11, 2021

Ok, so this one might not be a museum. But this after school club for south Londoners aged 11-14 sounds like an absolute dream for young gamers (not to mention a godsend for parents trying to pry them away from the Xbox). The club runs every Thursday, and topics include 3D modelling, coding, and game development.

The British Museum

The British Museum is currently offering free live interactive workshops for school children aged 7-11 that cover various aspects of the history curriculum — from myth-busting Ancient Egypt to Greek temples. Aside from these, you can find curriculum-based classroom resources for teachers of all ages up to KS5.

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A Homework Club is offered to prep and secondary students only. Teachers will help the pupil with their studies and homework.

Afternoon: From 15:30 to 17:00 session.

Fees are payable in advance via Parentpay  at the beginning of each term (September – December – March). Fees for clubs are non-refundable. Full fee is charged, whether or not a pupil attended all sessions.

A pupil may be admitted to the Homework Club when the fee is paid in full. In exceptional cases, a pupil can attend a Homework Club if the parent notifies the Head of School in advance. Fees are payable in advance via Parentpay  

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The Response Computer and Homework Club is a safe and friendly place where young people from 8 years to 16 years can receive support with their homework, studies and National Test and GCE revision from qualified and experienced staff and volunteers.

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Registration to the Homework Club will be £50.00 for the academic year The Response Computer and Homework Club is aware that the current economic climate has put a strain on every ones finances. To help parents and guardians help their children to succeed in their studies the Response Computer & Homework Club is offering study support for 4 sessions a week throughout the academic year. The Response Homework Club welcomes applications from parents or guardians who are on a low wage or are in education. Application Form Before your child can attend the homework club, you will have to fill out an application form. Which you can download. To download click here or right click and choose save target / save link as...

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It’s almost 40 years since Dolly Parton derided the idea of working ‘9 to 5’ and it seems that Londoners have finally got the message. With the self-employed set to overtake the public sector for the first time, and even those in regular employment working more flexibly than ever, traditional offices are in decline. There’s only so long anyone can coffee-shop-hop, so a new breed of work spaces is stepping up to meet the demand. Combining the benefits of café culture, members clubs and serviced offices, these 12 London coworking spaces offer something for everyone.

Soho Works Shoreditch

Soho Works is the coworking arm of members club Soho House , created for ‘people that want dedicated workspace and also appreciate Soho House’s design, functionality, friendly service and attention to detail,’ says creative director Tanya Wood. Expect vintage and contemporary furniture, including Victorian dining tables, mid-century sideboards and chandeliers. Its 16,000 sq ft space inside the Tea Building is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and offers a café and concierge desk. Soho Works also pops up at 180 The Strand during London Fashion Week, offering the fashion pack a dedicated place to work (free of charge) between the shows. Next up is a Soho Works LA, coming soon.

Best for: Those upgrading from laptop-working in a members club TEA Building, 56 Shoreditch High St, London E1 6JJ

The Ministry, Southwark

Media and music industry workers can find themselves a south London home at this refurbished Victorian printworks, opened by the Ministry of Sound. As well as the usual meeting rooms and desk spaces, the London coworking space offers a few extra touches – including an on-site recording studio and a tequila bar in the ladies toilet. Refurbished by local studio Squire & Partners , The Ministry is all exposed brick and metal beams, harking back to the building’s industrial past.

Best for: Music industry members looking for collaborators 79-81 Borough Road, London, SE1 1DN

Mortimer House, Fitzrovia

Until its recent renovation , the marble mosaics, plaster mouldings and terracotta ceilings of this seven-storey block had been hidden beneath unassuming office interiors. New York architecture studio AvroKO has lovingly restored Mortimer House’s Art Deco details, turning it into a London coworking space with a focus on hospitality and wellness. Members can order ‘room service’ to their desks, relax in a Mad Men style fifth floor lounge, and enjoy access to yoga and fitness classes. There’s even a meditation room for those extra stressful days.

Best for: Wellness fanatics Swan Court, Mortimer Street, Fitzrovia, London, W1T 3JH

The AllBright, Fitzrovia

This all-female coworking club inhabits a converted Georgian townhouse, and offers desk space as well as a place for women to meet up and collaborate. The interiors are about as far away from the classic corporate office as you can get, and are replete with velvet sofas, wooden floors and wall hangings. As well as a programme of on-site events, The AllBright has its own fitness studio, as well as a beauty and treatment room.

Best for: Women entrepreneurs who want to network 11 Rathbone Place, London, W1T 1HR

De Beauvoir Block, Hackney

Dominated by pastel pink and filled with plants, this coworking space is sure to appeal to anyone looking for an office upgrade. It’s a more relaxed option than many other shared London coworking workspaces, with cane chairs and velvet sofas dotted about for casual meetings. There’s a downstairs boardroom for those all-important conference calls, as well as a cafe for lunchtime – stocked, of course, with rose-tinted teapots and tableware. With casual memberships starting at £100 a month, it’s also a slightly cheaper option than some of central London’s coworking clubs. Take a closer look at De Beauvoir Block .

Best for: Anyone that still loves millennial pink 92-96 De Beauvoir Road, London, N1 4EN

Fora Central Street

Fora (plural of ‘forum’) takes inspiration from the hospitality industry. Its Clerkenwell location, a collaboration between Fora and Studio RHE, was the first of an ambitious programme of 20 London launches over three to five years. Says so-founder Enrico Sanna: ‘Our professional spaces and concierge service increase productivity and encourage collaboration.’

Best for: Jetsetters looking for an upgrade from hotel lobbies 71 Central Street, London EC1V 8AB

Campus London

Always fancied working at Google? Well now you can. Google Campus might not have a slide but it offers co-working spaces designed by Jump Studios , equipped with a Lego-clad reception desk and an ‘inspiration wall’. Expert speakers, networking events and mentoring from Google staff help fledgling business grow.

Best for: Tech startups with a thing for Lego 4-5 Bonhill Street, London EC2A 4BX

Central Working

‘Their offices are cool, but it’s also a place where you get stuff done,’ says one resident of Central Working, which now has seven London bases including a space on Clerkenwell Road. Collaboration is a big part of productivity, and networking is such an important element of this space that they’ll give you your money back if you don’t make a ‘meaningful connection’ in the first 30 days.

Best for: Start-ups hoping to meet likeminded people 86-88 Clerkenwell Road, London EC1M 5RJ

The Office Group at the Shard

Claiming to have pioneered the concept of the shared workspace in Britain when they launched in 2003, The Office Group now has 33 London coworking spaces. The most dramatic location has to be the 24th and 25th floors of The Shard – if only for those views. Members can use any of its sites, which will soon include hubs in Waterloo Station and Hammersmith’s Lyric Square – both opening in Spring 2019

Best for: People who need the flexibility to work across London The Shard, 24/25, 32 London Bridge St, London SE1 9SG

WeWork Southbank

Coworking giant WeWork has 39 locations in the capital that are either open now or coming soon, but its London ventures started at Sea Containers house on the Southbank. A communal penthouse with views across the Thames, bicycle storage, showers and a pet-friendly policy all conspire to create a relaxed vibe that’s almost like working from home.

Best for: Pet-loving people who keep a dog under their desk 22 Upper Ground, London SE1 9PD

Forge & Co

‘Eating out at lunchtime is often where you have your best ideas as a team,’ says Forge & Co director Steve Beale. ‘In today’s “always on” culture, it’s important to get a change of atmosphere during the working day.’ Dining is at the heart of Forge & Co’s coworking spaces, which encourage people to reclaim the lunch hour by offering nourishing salads, pasta and grilled meat and fish.

Best for: Those of us who get so busy we forget to eat 154-158 Shoreditch High St, London E1 6HU

Makerversity

Makerversity at Somerset House is a London coworking space for designers, markers and start-ups. It includes access to all of the tools and machines (think 3D printers, CNC-cutters etc) you need to bring your ideas to life. Nearby Somerset House Studios also offers residencies to a curated selection of artists and makers.

Best for: Makers who need access to machinery Somerset House, Victoria Embankment, West Goods Entrance, London WC2R 1LA

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We run a Homework Club to help refugee children achieve more at school.

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Since 2012 we have run a Homework Club for refugee children in partnership with The Abbey School and Kendrick School .

The Homework Clubs give children from refugee families the opportunity to receive one-to-one support with their school work, boosting their confidence and enabling them to integrate with their classmates more.

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At HomeWork, we offer flexible coworking space solutions for individuals and SMEs in South West London, helping to improve productivity and expand your network to facilitate business growth.

We understand the challenges of hybrid working both professionally and personally. That’s why we’ve created an environment that gives you and your team the independence and freedom of working flexibly, whilst allowing you to work in a professional, highly serviced environment.  

With desks, super fast wifi, private phone booths, meeting rooms, chill out zones, studio space and an exceptional cup of coffee … We’ve got everything you need for a productive day’s work, in a collaborative environment that is designed to make you feel inspired.  

Regain the separation between home and work and feel happier, more energised and more productive at HomeWork .    

People are happier at HomeWork

Flexible co-working space. Whether it's across our hourly, daily or monthly packages, you'll get more work done for less. We offer monthly memberships for hot desking and fixed desks tailored to your needs, with ‘pay as you go’ services to keep it flexible.

Meeting rooms

A collaborative space for you & your team. Our meeting rooms are fully equipped to help you communicate your ideas. With a white board, flip chart and TV all available for you to use. We offer our meeting rooms to both members and non members.

Private offices

Designed exactly how you want it, our private offices are a blank canvass for you to make your own. The perfect space for founders, small business owners, business partners or even friends looking to enjoy the perks of a co-working space with the privacy of your own office space.

Speciality coffee

Proud partners of industry legends Rosslyn Coffee & Origin Coffee, speciality coffee is a huge passion of ours at HomeWork. Not only do our beautiful cafes create an environment where members and locals alike can meet and catch up over a delicious brew but it also creates space for our community to grow and flourish. Coffee lover or not, we’ve got something for everyone in our lovely cafe!

Excellent environment

Space to work, focus & relax. We’ve got the perfect working environment that’s comfortable, functional and designed with your needs in mind. Gone are the days of working at your kitchen table, when there’s a HomeWork on your high street. Feel inspired by your surroundings, improve your productivity and enjoy working in a professional setting close to home.

Great locations

Ideal for those who live locally to South West London. Enjoy all the perks of working near home, without the everyday distractions of working from home. Whether you enjoy a lunchtime stroll in a nearby park, nipping home for a quick cuppa with your other half, or picking up the kids from school; you can do all of this whilst enjoying the convenience and comfort of a desk at HomeWork.

Friendly Team

Community is our cornerstone Our smiley faced Front of House team are the magicians behind HomeWork. On hand to help whenever you need them and always up for a chat. We can guarantee our amazing team will make even the dullest of working days much brighter!

Our Coworking offices in South West London

• Southfields

265-269 Wimbledon Park Rd Southfields London SW19 6NW

25 Effie Road Fulham London SW6 1EL

• Fulham Broadway

1 Bubbling Well Square Wandsworth London SW18 1UQ

• Wandsworth Town

HomeWork is growing

We're always on the look out for exciting new locations for HomeWork, contact us if you want a HomeWork near you!

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We provide flexible workspace and office solutions to individuals and SMEs to help them improve productivity and expand their network to facilitate business growth. 

We’ve created a workspace that gives you and your team the independence and freedom of working flexibly, whilst allowing you to work in a professional, highly serviced environment. With desks, super fast wifi, private phone booths, meeting rooms, private offices, chill out zones, studio space and an exceptional cup of coffee… We’ve got everything you need for a productive day’s work. Regain the separation between home and work and feel happier, more energised and more productive at HomeWork.

HomeWork is made up of an enthusiastic team of individuals with a vision of becoming the go-to next generation workspace across high streets nationwide.

At HomeWork, we offer flexible coworking space solutions for individuals and SMEs, helping to improve productivity and expand your network to facilitate business growth . We understand the challenges of hybrid working both professionally and personally. That’s why we’ve created an environment that gives you and your team the independence and freedom of working flexibly, whilst allowing you to work in a professional, highly serviced environment.

With desks, super fast wifi, private phone booths, meeting rooms, chill out zones,  studio space  and an exceptional cup of  coffee … We’ve got everything you need for a productive day’s work, in a collaborative environment that is designed to make you feel inspired.

HomeWork’s coworking locations are based in residential areas on local high streets. We have sites in Southfields , Fulham and Wandsworth located a walkable distance from Southfields and Fulham Broadway underground stations and Wandsworth Town station.

Our high street location makes us easily accessible by our local communities. With locations within residential areas, all the office amenities you could need are right on your doorstep, with no need to worry about lengthy commutes. We provide you a comfortable setting, a focused environment (and speciality coffee!) all for you to become your best professional self.

Our coworking space features 24/7 security, CCTV surveillance, and secure access controls to ensure the safety and security of all members.

Our coworking space offers flexible rental options, including daily, weekly, and monthly rentals. Rental periods are only applicable to Fixed Desk memberships , which have a minimum rental period of just one month. Longer rental period can be agreed upon for permanent contracts. 

Our coworking space is suitable for freelancers, entrepreneurs, small businesses, and startups in various industries.

Our coworking spaces in South West London include high-speed internet, printing and scanning facilities, meeting rooms, a communal kitchen, and more.

You can have short meetings with colleagues and/or guests (whilst being conscious of others working) in the breakout space or collab tables provided. For longer meetings we require you to book one of our meeting rooms. You can book a meeting room here .

We are dog friendly however, this is a shared space so please get in touch with the HomeWork team before bringing your doggy in. You can also read our House Rules for a better understanding. 

Spaces are open from 8am – 5:30pm to all members. Customers with a Fixed desk, private office or Flexi Pass are welcome to stay until 7:30pm. We offer access until 10pm at HomeWork Fulham.

HomeWork Southfields is open on Saturday from 9am – 2pm.

We want to be local. ~60% of our members are within a 10 min walk.

We’re small (and cozy). That’s why we have “Home” in our name. A typical WeWork might be 10x the size of one of our sites (we aim for sites around 4000-5000 sq.ft)

We’re truly flexible. There are no onerous sign up terms or deposits and all our services are available in increments as small as 30 minutes!

Community is our cornerstone. We are absolutely passionate about serving the small business community that use our spaces. So we have lots of services dedicated to just that!

First, it m akes good commercial use of space, which i n today’s market spaces that might otherwise be difficult to fill. Create a community that maximises experience for local residents and generates footfall. It also p rovides a more stable income that can better absorb the risks of commercial tenants going out of business.

Our c apex burden is removed, an o pportunity to build brand presence and it p rovides wider marketing opportunities for the business.

Head over to our landlord page, there are details on the process, some of the benefits and a form to contact our head office team.

All members that wish to use a meeting room should book the space prior to their start time. Log in to the portal here .

Phone booths are on a first-come basis but please use them considerately.

Head to your account here , log in, go to the calendar page and book a meeting room for the date and time you need it. If you don’t have access to the portal or need some help, get in touch with us here.

Go to our portal , sign up or log in then book a desk for the date and time you need it. 

Give us a call on 020 8051 6980 and we will arrange a time for you to come in for a tour of your chosen location.

Unfortunately phone booths are not bookable and are on a first-come basis. Please use them considerately for other members.

Our co-working locations are easy to get to from anywhere along the District Line

• HomeWork Fulham is a 1 minute walk from Fulham Broadway station on the District Line.
• HomeWork Southfields is a 1-minute walk from Southfields station on the District Line.
• HomeWork Wandsworth is a 10-minute walk from Wandsworth Town station, and well served on local bus routes.

Come to our space and say hello, we are a friendly bunch and will be very happy to meet you, give you a tour and help find the right membership for you. It’s super simple to sign up and become a member – we will just need to get a few details from you!

Pay As You Go – our PAYG clients use and pay for the facilities on the day. 

Flexi   – Our Flexi members use HomeWork one of two ways: either by buying one of our Flexi Passes. These are prepaid day passes and valid for 30 days after first use. Or with a Super Flexi membership where they accrue their days throughout the month and pay for their usage at the end of each calendar month. 

Fixed Desk – our Fixed desk members have their own dedicated desk space. They come in whenever they wish, and their space is reserved exclusively for them. Fixed members enjoy all of our facilities, including 50% off our meeting rooms, unlimited use of our phone booths, free access to networking events, printer and scanning inclusions, locker space, and unlimited specialty filter coffee and tea. Our fixed members can also access one free fitness class per week in our Southfields fitness studio SWeat19

You no longer need to worry about home distractions, feeling isolated, staring at the same four walls day in and day out, wifi issues… the list goes on! We think it’s time to regain your work / life balance and work amongst like minded people at HomeWork instead…We’ve got everything you need for a productive day’s work and we’re here to help you achieve business success. Get in touch to find out more.

When you arrive at your chosen HomeWork location, our Front of House team will be there to welcome you. Just let the team know that it’s your first time using HomeWork and they will check you in, give you a tour of the space and show you to your desk and/or meeting room/phone booth.

Just click the link here and away you go 🙂

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Homework Club

Ensure your child is completing their homework on time, and getting the most from their extra-curricular learning with our Homework Club. 

Why join Homework Club?

The club’s aim is to make sure your child completes the homework set by the school. In Homework Club each child has a weekly schedule of extra work to complete for us and this is monitored over the week. 

We can also offer help and consultancy if your child requires additional educational support or if English is not their first language. With an extensive knowledge of the schools in the area and education in general, our advice is sure to answer all your questions.

How much work will my child have?

Extra work is determined by the child’s age and individual strengths, and can include handwriting, writing for different purposes, Maths practice, reading comprehension, spelling and dictionary work and, if relevant, test preparation. 

How is it monitored?

Each child has a weekly diary sheet to fill in with the adult in charge. This is a running record of the work each child completes when at the club and it is kept in the child’s work file. 

All completed work is sent home once a year or when the child leaves Homework Club. Your child is also able to take completed project work can be taken home and shown in school if they wish, a copy may be kept in the child’s work file for reference. 

Have a question?

If you have any questions about our courses, fees, or anything else, please get in touch and we will be happy to help. 

Quick Links

Office 7 Network Kingston

5-7 Kingston Hill

Kingston Upon Thames

Surrey KT2 7PW

Contact Details

Slyfield Industrial Estate

22-28 Moorfield Road

Guilford GU1 1RU

07956 533792

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