Home Education


Our online, small group KS3 and IGCSE Home Education
courses offer a curriculum-style approach to learning.
Home Ed lessons follow a hybrid format,
giving the perfect balance of support and flexibility.



The Home Ed programme is a hybrid approach designed specifically to meet the needs of Home Educating families.
Each week students receive:
✔️ 1 live lesson
✔️ 2 pre recorded homework lessons
✔️ Marking and feedback
This combines live teaching and support with flexibility and personalised feedback.
Yes, absolutely!
Live lessons aren’t the best fit for everyone. Some students prefer to pause and work at their own pace, others need more flexibility, and some simply feel more comfortable learning independently rather than in a group setting. (You can still submit work for marking and feedback too!)
Yes! For all Home Ed programmes, work can be submitted weekly for marking.
Students are given personalised feedback on their work: this is a chance to see clear progress, celebrate what they have achieved and set next steps and targets.
This is a really common question. I’m aware that lots of students have anxiety about using cameras and microphones during live lessons, so these are always completely optional. If they do decide to have the camera on, I have Zoom set to ‘focus mode’ so only I can see them.
The most important thing is that they feel safe and comfortable to learn. Classes are low pressure and students can be involved in the chat as much or as little as they like. (They will never be put on the spot to answer a question)
For Home Educated students I have courses for:
- Edexcel IGCSE English Language Spec A
- Edexcel IGCSE English Language Spec B
- Edexcel IGCSE English Literature
(I’m also an examiner for both Language specifications!)
In KS3 classes we cover a different text or topic each half term and use this as a stimulus to develop core reading and writing skills. The aim is to build confidence, skills and understanding in order to ensure a seamless transition to an IGCSE course.
Edexcel offer two options for IGCSE English Language.
The main differences are:
Spec A
- Two exam papers (2 hours 15 minutes & 1 hour 30 minutes)
- An anthology of texts is pre studied which then appear on the exam papers
- Includes a mixture of non-fiction, short stories and poetry.
Spec B
- One exam (3 hours)
- Unseen texts
- Texts are usually non fiction/ more literal in style.
You can find a more detailed explanation HERE



