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A Taste of Taskmaster Club

During Taskmaster Club, the children become the contestants, whilst the adult takes on the role of the Taskmaster, ably assisted by Little Alex Horne himself. Each session includes 4 tasks to develop children’s problem-solving and reasoning skills, as well as building teamwork, creativity, and resilience. Taskmaster Club is for everyone - there’s tasks to suit every child, challenges for all, plus lots (and lots) of fun!

To set up and run your own Taskmaster Club, click the button below that best describes where you'll be running your club. Parents of children at UK Primary Schools who are attending a club at their school should click UK Primary Schools and then Parents.

In School

For Taskmaster Clubs running in school settings in the UK or across the globe

UK Primary Schools

Fancy injecting some joyful nonsense into your school? If so, click here to set up a Taskmaster Club at UK primary school. Parents should click here to register their children for a club.

UK Secondary Schools

Taskmaster Club benefits all ages and stages, honing a variety of key life skills. Click here to find out how the clubs can be run in a secondary school setting.

Non-UK Schools

Are you a school not based in the UK? If so, click here to find out how you can bring Taskmaster Club to schools anywhere and everywhere!

Away from School

For Taskmaster Clubs running in non-school settings in the UK or across the globe

Home Educators

Taskmaster Club isn’t just for school settings, but can also be set up for home educated children. Click here to find out how to get your own club up and running.

Other Groups

Are you a youth club, Scout or Guide group, holiday scheme, or any other extra-curricular group setting? Click here to find out how you can get involved with Taskmaster Club.

They’re loving Taskmaster Club and I’m really enjoying it too. The hour goes by so quickly and it’s great to see them grow in confidence.

Taskmaster Club Teacher

It’s the taking part that counts, because there are some things that are physical which might appeal to the more athletic children, some things are more creative, but in the end it’s all about using their brains in a different way.

Little Alex Horne