Chemical engineering supercurriculars for Imperial College

Hi all,
I am in year 12 and would like to study chemical engineering, and am targeting imperial college london. Are there any supercurriculars that I should do for this course? In the summer, I was thinking about doing some engineering courses developed by MIT. Other ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

Hi,
I'm in yr 13 and have received offers to study chem eng at Imperial as well as Cambridge, the main supercurriculars I focused on were these 2 chemical engineering MOOCs (massive online open courses) which i completed through FutureLearn in the summer before applying, so those MIT engineering courses do sound very good especially if its directly linked to chem eng, though I had also completed the senior maths, physics and chemistry challenges as well as other general stem related things such as a cambridge physics residential and a stem potential course, but it was the MOOCs which I focused on most since that's what was relevant to chemical engineering, (the other non chem eng stem supercurriculars only got about one sentence each in my statement)
So basically I recommend just doing what you can find, doesn't need to be much, but just a couple things directly related to chemical engineering which you can really go into depth about and then the rest of the application like any general stem activities will just support that.
Because Imperial also uses the ESAT, I think that's just as important if not more for your application rather than having a perfect statement with tons of supercurriculars.
Hope this helps

Hii! so does imperial offer Bsc Chemical engineering course or did u apply for the masters? also so r u sayinf that we dont need physical experiences in the field and we can just do chem eng courses online??