Attaining the Peak is a response to some of the motivational, inspirational and academic needs of children in Oxfordshire and elsewhere. It is an initiative with charitable intentions. It is driven by the philosophy that the provision of appropriate motivation in a conducive environment to young students irrespective of background will enable them to unlock and fulfil their diverse potentials and achieve their ultimate goals in life for the benefit of society. 

Attaining the Peak is an expert and student-led programme aimed at the development of different dimensions of young students’ capability and educational/ professional development. It is to encourage young students to aspire to achieve high academic and professional goals. It is a personal development programme which gives students the opportunity to interact with Oxford University students in a variety of settings. It is basically a student-inspire-student, student-challenge-student and student-motivate-student programme

 AtP is about “lifting a young person’s hope and vision to higher sights; raising a young person’s performance to a higher standard; and building a young personality beyond its normal limitation”. The course shapes from a dialectic engagement between inspirational / motivational ideas and skills proficiency moulded to suit the needs of the students.

It also encourages students to develop their thinking and understanding of local and global influences on the lives of societies and encourages positive action for change.  It establishes productive links between the youth in the UK and those of other countries. The programme, targeted at young students with ages ranging from 12 to 18 years, is meant to instil self-confidence, determination, perseverance and attaining high goals.

The programme is supported by a strong dynamic Advisory Board and Education Team made up of academics, professionals, entrepreneurs, parents and student volunteers.