Law · Personal statements · Interviews
Kylie
- Oxford, Bachelor of Civil Law
- Cambridge LLM, First Class · Oxford Jurisprudence, First Class
- 45/45 IB · IELTS 9.0 · Jardine and Swire Scholar
Elite UK admissions
Every application is led by a specialist from the G5 — Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial, LSE and UCL — and we tell you the truth about your child's chances before you commit. Since 2023, every G5 applicant we've taken has received a G5 offer.
Our team's record
A selection of recent results. Names are abbreviated and shown with each family's consent. G5: Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London, LSE, UCL.
The most recent of them, Alicia, met her Imperial offer this July and starts in September.
"I couldn't have asked for a better partner in this journey!"
Melanie F., CDNIS — UCL Applied Medical Sciences
"I would say I really enjoyed the journey particularly how well it was structured. […] I didn't feel lost at all in the process."
Edward Z., CDNIS — UCL Computer Science
Some of our tutors
Law · Personal statements · Interviews
Biomedical sciences
Engineering & mathematics
Three of the tutors your child could work with. The hiring bar behind them: every tutor holds a degree from a G5 university — Oxbridge included — or has taught at one. No exceptions. We match your child with the right subject specialist at enrolment.
For 15 October 2026
Its own programme
Statement to LNAT
The core programme
Oxford, Cambridge & Medicine deadline — 15 October 2026, 18:00 UK
Main UCAS deadline for all other courses: 13 January 2027.
OxfordCambridgeImperial College LondonLSEUCLKCL
The first step is free
Stage 01 · First contact
Today
School year, subjects, predicted grades. A reply in minutes, either way.
What happens after you message →Stage 02 · The straight read
Free
Not a salesperson. An honest read on your child's chances — and if we don't believe we can place them, we say so and don't take your money.
Who takes the call →Stage 03 · The strategy map
Before any programme begins
A deeper strategy consultation maps your child's course list, university selection and positioning into a written plan — the document the rest of the programme executes against. £250, credited in full on enrolment.
Stage 04 · The build
Summer 2026
Published fees and terms in writing, then your child is matched with their subject specialist. Weekly sessions: the personal statement drafted and redrafted for the three-question format — and for medicine, structured UCAT preparation while the test runs July to September.
Every fee in writing →Stage 05 · Submission
September 2026
UCAS opens 1 September. The complete file — statement final, choices locked — goes in ahead of the rush.
The deadline
15 October 2026, 18:00 UK
The fixed point the whole programme works back from. All other courses close 13 January 2027.
Stage 06 · The interview room
November 2026 – spring 2027
Mock interviews with tutors who have sat on the other side of the table. Offers land through the spring; then we work with your child to meet the grades.
If your child's predicted grades don't put a G5 offer within honest reach yet, we will say so at the door, tell you what would need to change, and not take your money. A firm that says no for a living is a firm whose yes means something.
We are paid by you, and only you. Much of this market runs on commission from universities and institutions — the adviser is the seller's agent, not yours. We work for your family: an honest read first, specialists on the work after.

Managing Director · Co-founder
Concord College → King's College London
Takes every first consultation personally.

Head of UK University Admissions · Co-founder
Concord College → Imperial College London
Leads programme delivery and tutor standards.
Both founders came through Concord College — a school Hong Kong parents know for its results — and on to King's and Imperial. They built Flintstrike around specialists: the Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial graduates who make the difference between a strong candidate and an admitted one.
The name is literal. Strike flint, and you get a spark. Take a bright mind, put the right specialist against it at the right moment, and it catches. That is the whole company: excellence in who we hire, and in where our students end up.
Our tutors have collectively secured 12+ Oxford & Cambridge offers and 70+ London university offers — and since 2023, every G5 applicant Flintstrike has taken has received a G5 offer. Selected cases, named with consent, are on the Results page.
Because we only take students whose predicted grades put a G5 offer within honest reach. If that's not your child yet, we'll tell you what would need to change and when to come back. We'd rather lose a fee than mislead a family.
Every fee is published on the pricing page — most of this market quotes only after a sales call. The first consultation is free, and you'll have terms in writing before you commit to anything.
You'll get a reply within minutes from our assistant — it will ask for your child's school year, subjects and predicted grades, in English or Chinese, whichever you write in. Then you book a free consultation with one of the founders directly. No pressure at any step; the selectivity works both ways.
From the blog
23 July 2026 · Ronnie Tse
Every date that matters, from the 15 October Oxbridge & Medicine deadline to the January equal-consideration cut-off.
Read →23 July 2026 · Louis Tang
The single essay is gone. What each question actually asks — and how strong applicants answer them.
Read →23 July 2026 · Louis Tang
What should already be in motion by September — statement drafts, admissions tests, and the 15 October clock.
Read →
15 October 2026, 18:00 UK — the Oxbridge & Medicine deadline
One WhatsApp message. The first consultation is free. No obligation either way.