British curriculum lessons, live for families in Poland
Oxford Online School teaches students aged 8 to 18 living in Poland through live, teacher-led lessons. Children follow the British curriculum with small classes, specialist teachers and a structured timetable, studying from home in Warsaw, Krakow, Wroclaw or anywhere else in the country.
Structured British schooling, run from Oxford
We are a fully online British school based in Oxford. Students follow a timetabled day of live lessons with qualified teachers and progress through the British curriculum towards recognised qualifications. An increasing number of families in Poland turn to us for a clear, structured route through British education.
What families in Poland value most
A timetable that mirrors a traditional school
Students join scheduled live lessons through the UK school week, each taught by a subject specialist. The timetable keeps them in a steady routine and moving forward alongside their classmates, with questions and discussion built into every session. From Year 10, recordings let older students revisit material when revising for exams.
UK lesson times, seen from Poland
Poland uses Central European Time, one hour ahead of the UK in winter and two hours ahead in summer. Because lessons follow UK hours, the school day typically runs from mid-morning into the afternoon for students in Poland. Download the time zone guide to see exactly how the weekly timetable lines up with local time.
Who a UK route works for in Poland
Oxford Online School suits British expat families in Poland who want curriculum continuity, international families targeting GCSEs, A Levels or UK university entry, and families who relocate often and need their child's education to continue without interruption. The admissions team can help you work out if it fits your circumstances.
Primary to sixth form, entirely online
Oxford Online School teaches from Year 4 to Year 13. Each stage follows the British curriculum with subject specialists and a consistent timetable, giving students clear progression at every point.
How home education works in Poland
Home education, known as edukacja domowa, is legal in Poland but works through a registered supervising school. Families apply to a Polish school for permission, the child remains formally enrolled there, and sits annual exams to progress each year. Oxford Online School can provide the day-to-day teaching and progress records that support this arrangement, while the supervising school handles the formal side. We recommend confirming the current requirements before enrolling, and our admissions team can help you understand how the pieces fit together.
Start the conversation
Our admissions team can answer your questions about studying from Poland, explain how the school day works and help you decide whether Oxford Online School is right for your child.