A structured online education without the fixed timetable of a traditional school.
Oxford Online School suits a wide range of families and circumstances. Whether you're new to online education or have been considering it for a while, the best way to know if it works for your child is to see it in practice.
Oxford Online School combines the structure of a traditional British school day with the practical advantages of learning online. Live lessons, small classes and regular teacher contact mean students stay on track academically while families keep the flexibility they need.
Step 1
Live lessons are scheduled across the week with flexibility built in — so your child can learn at their best.
Step 2
Class sizes of 16 or fewer mean every student is known, heard, and supported by their teacher.
Step 3
Tutors, counsellors, and a pastoral team make sure your child feels safe, connected, and confident.
Step 4
Detailed written feedback on assignments, plus termly reports and parent-teacher meetings.
Once you get in touch, the admissions team will contact you to arrange a conversation about your child and what you're looking for. From there, we'll guide you through the next steps at a pace that works for your family.
We start with a conversation about your child: their current level, goals, preferred pace, and any circumstances that require flexibility.
We then recommend the right academic pathway.
Once enrolled, your child receives a timetable and learning plan.
Lessons run live online and are structured so students can learn consistently each week.
Students are supported through their programme with regular feedback, monitoring, and progress reporting.
We take responsibility for teaching, assessment and academic support. As a parent, you provide the home environment that makes it possible. Here's how that looks in practice.
As a parent, you provide a quiet, consistent space for your child to attend lessons and complete work. You help maintain a daily routine that keeps them on track, and when the time comes, you arrange an approved exam centre for external assessments. The school will support you through that process.
Our teachers plan and deliver every lesson, cover the full curriculum and mark student work throughout the year. We track each student's progress, share regular feedback and provide guidance on next steps. If your child needs additional support at any point, the school team is there to help.
Quick tip
In the UK, parents are legally responsible for ensuring their child receives a suitable full-time education from the age of five. Choosing to home educate, or to use an online school as your primary provision, does not change that responsibility. It simply means you are fulfilling it in a different way.
Each session is personalised to your questions, ensuring you leave with a full understanding of our programmes, support, and how online learning works.
Many homeschooled students sit exams as private candidates at approved exam centres. We help families understand timelines, what's required, and how to plan ahead.
Oxford Online School provides continuity across stages, so students can remain in one supported system long-term.
Speak with our team to discuss your child's needs, pathway options, and the right level of support.
