Free After-School Science Classes
Free, fun programs for girls & gender-expansive youth in grades K–8. Live on Zoom for 8 weeks!
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Science Club for Girls offers FREE, hands-on science programs for girls and gender-expansive youth in grades K–8, led by inspiring women role models who work in science. Each week, participants dive into exciting experiments and activities in a fun, supportive environment — building skills, confidence, and curiosity.
Give your child the chance to explore, grow, and connect with role models in STEM — all from home!
WHAT MAKES OUR SCIENCE CLUBS SPECIAL
8 Weeks of Science Fun
Meet once a week on Zoom with other girls your child's age
Inspiring Women Role Models
Hands-on activities are led by women who work and study in science, technology, and engineering
Free Virtual Club Kit
Everything your child needs is provided
HOW OUR SCIENCE CLUBS WORK
Apply Online
Space is limited, so apply early.
Pick Up Your Free Virtual Club Kit
If your child is accepted into a program, you will be able to sign-up to pick-up your kit in Cambridge Boston or Malden.
Join the Fun
Log in each week for experiments, exploration, and mentorship.
WHAT PARENTS SAY
“My daughter really looks forward to her sessions at Science Club for Girls. Participating in SCFG has brought her much joy. I am thankful that her love of science is being nurtured.”
“The mentors do such a wonderful job of guiding the children through the session to grasp the concepts that are posed. They are also very kind, gentle, and knowledgeable which gives my daughter the confidence to speak up even though her answer may be "wrong", and to make mistakes in her projects. This is what makes the Club so nurturing of exploration.”
“My daughters love the Science Club! ... I am so grateful to you for making the classes fun and presenting the science knowledge in a way that "sticks" in kids' memory.”
Why is this free? Science Club for Girls offers free STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) programs for girls and gender-expansive youth, especially from communities that don't always have easy access to these opportunities.