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Cambridge Home School Online brings together ambitious young people from around the world in a lively, supportive online school community.

Established over 20 years ago, it offers a British education from Pre-Prep to Sixth Form, with International GCSEs and A levels preparing students for leading universities in the UK and worldwide.

Lessons are taught live by highly qualified subject specialists in classes of no more than 10, giving every student the opportunity to contribute, ask questions and be genuinely known by their teachers.

Strong academics are balanced by individual support, success coaching, assemblies, extracurricular clubs and in-person meet-ups, while the international community brings different perspectives into everyday learning.

In 2025, 64% of reported and verified GCSE grades were A*/A, with Sixth Form students receiving offers from universities including Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial.

Crimson Global Academy (CGA) brings ambitious students from around the world together in a highly personalised online school where learning is shaped by ability and maturity, not simply age.

Students aged 7–18 can accelerate when ready, choose subjects that match their goals and follow British or American pathways, including International GCSEs, A Levels, a US High School Diploma and Advanced Placement courses.

Live, interactive classes with expert teachers combine academic challenge with flexible global scheduling and a community spanning 70+ countries.

Clubs, leadership opportunities and in-person meet-ups add to school life, while dedicated university guidance helps students aim high: CGA graduates have secured offers from leading universities including Oxford and Cambridge in the UK, and Stanford and Columbia in the USA.

Fully WASC-accredited, CGA is currently ranked #2 Best Private Online High School in America by Niche.

Minerva Virtual Academy (MVA) is an award-winning, DfE-accredited online independent school where happiness, flexibility and academic ambition go hand in hand.

MVA students aged 11–18 follow a British curriculum combining live lessons with independent study, giving them structure and expert teaching while allowing school to fit around individual lives, interests and needs.

Every student has a dedicated mentor for weekly one-to-one support, while specialist SEND provision helps a diverse community thrive

In 2026, MVA students outperformed national benchmarks at both standard and top International GCSE grades.

School life extends far beyond lessons, with assemblies, social rooms, wellbeing sessions and a huge choice of clubs, plus regular in-person trips, meet-ups and events.

From university ambitions to elite sport and performing arts, MVA gives students the support, freedom and community to follow their own path.

National Online School (NOS) is the UK’s first DfE-accredited online SEND school, providing personalised, therapeutic education for young people aged 9–25 who may have faced barriers to learning elsewhere.

Live lessons, small class sizes of 5-8 students and a multidisciplinary team of teachers, SEND specialists, therapists and pastoral staff create a safe, supportive environment where every student is understood as an individual.

Learning and wellbeing go hand in hand, with adapted pathways from Entry Level Certificates and Functional Skills through GCSE, BTEC and A Level, plus remote exam options for eligible students.

Beyond qualifications, more than 35 enrichment clubs help students connect and make friends, while the award-winning LIFE Programme develops leadership, independence, employability and confidence for adulthood.

Working closely with families, the school’s inclusive ethos is simple but powerful: include everyone, exclude no one and never give up on a student.

For young people who want to create, the Online College of Art & Design (OCAD) offers the freedom to turn talent and imagination into recognised qualifications and future opportunities.

The UK’s most established online art college, supporting students since 2002, OCAD specialises in art, design, photography and music, with pathways from school-level study through GCSE, A Level and vocational qualifications towards university and creative careers.

Students learn flexibly from wherever they are, combining live and recorded lessons with individual feedback and one-to-one support from qualified teachers, practising artists and creative professionals.

Portfolio-based courses offer alternatives to traditional exams, while each student develops practical skills, confidence and a body of work that reflects their own creative identity.

OCAD’s international network of Centres can add hands-on workshops, in-person support and creative community – bringing together the freedom of online learning with the practical experience of an art and music college.

Queen’s Online School brings the structure, interaction and sense of belonging of school into a flexible online environment.

Welcoming students aged 7–18 from the UK and around the world, its British curriculum leads from Primary through GCSE and International GCSE to A Level, with pathways designed to help every student inspire, achieve and belong.

Lessons are taught live by UK-qualified teachers, with small classes creating plenty of opportunity to ask questions, contribute and be known as an individual.

Academic ambition is matched by strong pastoral care, wellbeing support and a calm, inclusive approach that can work particularly well for students who thrive outside a conventional classroom.

Beyond lessons, up to 24 extracurricular clubs, collaborative projects and in-person meet-ups help friendships and interests flourish – combining the flexibility of learning from home with the community of a real school.

Wolsey Hall Oxford has been helping students learn without limits since 1894.

Today, families in more than 130 countries choose its personalised British education for the freedom to make learning fit around the student – rather than the other way around.

There are no live lessons or fixed timetables. Instead, students aged 4–18 work through structured, multimedia courses at their own pace, supported by UK-qualified Tutors who provide individual feedback and a dedicated Student Progress Manager who helps them stay on track.

This flexibility can transform education for young people balancing study with sport, performing arts, travel, health or simply a different way of learning.

From Primary through GCSE and A Level, Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel qualifications provide recognised pathways towards university and beyond, while Wolsey Hall’s pupil-led approach develops the confidence, independence and self-motivation to succeed in whatever comes next.