An exceptional British online school since 2013

The online school that values every child as an individual.

Founded in 2013, Net School offers Key Stage 3, IGCSE and A Level courses for students aged 11 to 18. Our experienced and dedicated teachers work with your child to help them achieve their goals.

Meet our 17 teacherschosen for their love of teaching
Susan Reed, founder of Net School Teaching online since 2009

A welcome from our founder

Welcome to Net School

I am delighted to be able to tell you more about us and how we can support your child in the next steps on their learning journey.

Having taught in both the state and private sector before moving into online teaching, I launched Net School in 2013. We work with the best and most engaging teachers who make learning fun, and we offer the subjects that parents most want, in the way that best suits their individual needs.

At Net School, we work hard to ensure your child gets the personal, focused attention they need to help them succeed.

Susan Reed Founder and Director

Our teachers

Meet the people who will teach your child

Our well-qualified, experienced teachers are chosen for their love of teaching. They are subject specialists, and many of them are also examiners.

Susan Reed Susan ReedFounder and Director
Dr Virginie Morris Dr Virginie MorrisKS3 and IGCSE Maths and French
Dr Sarah Sneddon Dr Sarah SneddonKS3, IGCSE and A Level English
Dr Ellie Nalson Dr Ellie NalsonHead of Maths & Science, Sixth Form Coordinator
Maria Alcahuz Maria AlcahuzKS3 and IGCSE Spanish
Danielle Earl Danielle EarlIGCSE English Language
Helen Moore Helen MooreKS3 Maths
Nektaria Papanicola Nektaria PapanicolaIGCSE English Language and Literature
Liz Jackson Liz JacksonLatin and Classical Civilisation
Alice Kirby Alice KirbyKS3 and IGCSE English
Gaynor Sward Gaynor SwardKS3 Maths, Computer Science to A Level
Dave Horton Dave HortonKS3 Science and Maths, IGCSE Chemistry and Physics
Bridgette Barrett Bridgette BarrettKS3 and IGCSE Geography
Fran Wilson Fran WilsonKS3, IGCSE and A Level Maths
Kelly Roscoe Kelly RoscoeKS3 and IGCSE History
Priya Page Priya PageKS3 English
Emily Williams Emily WilliamsSchool Administrator

I began my teaching career at the age of six, when I would arrange my teddies and dolls on my bed and take the register.

Alice Kirby

The Romans have never felt remote to me – my Dad grew up finding Roman pottery in the garden.

Liz Jackson

At heart I love solving problems – puzzles, maths riddles, science conundrums and computer mysteries.

Gaynor Sward

Read all about our teachers →

Families like yours

Families come to us for all sorts of reasons

Here are four of them, each with a word from a Net School family.

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Home educating

Take only the subjects you want, at the hours that fit what you already have in place. Nothing here assumes a full timetable.

“Of all the tutors we have used and groups we have organised, none have been as well planned or run as Net School.”

Zoe, parent — home educating four children for seven years
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School has stopped working

Small live classes, the same teacher every week, and a pace that can be set around your child rather than a year group.

“For a child who used to be absent from school at least two days a week for three years, you and your team have turned him 360 degrees.”

Ashraf, parent
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Working ahead, or catching up

Students do not have to join the course that matches their age. If your child is ready to move faster, or needs longer, we place them where the work is right.

“The classes being so intimate really make a group atmosphere, and all the individual attention from teachers really makes a difference.”

Naomi, former student
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Living overseas

Lessons run to UK time on British syllabi, and students overseas can sit their exams at a centre near them.

“He is enjoying every single course deeply and he’s definitely doing his best to succeed.”

Anna, parent of a former student

“A calm, thoughtful, child-centred environment”

The Good Schools Guide

Our second review in The Good Schools Guide highlights the wide subject offering, the dedicated teachers, the personal touch and the flexibility.

Read the review →
UCAS registered centre We teach Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge courses Arts Award centre AET Connection with the Autism Education Trust UK Register of Learning Providers since 2013
A group of teenage friends smiling together Net School IGCSE results: 53% at levels 9 to 7

Summer 2026 results

We are so proud of our students

Taught by subject specialists, many of whom are also examiners, Net School students can achieve outstanding results.

95%of IGCSE results at levels 9–4the former A*–C grades
53%of IGCSE results at levels 9–7the former A*–A grades

But our students are not only focused on their academic studies. We have many examples of our students reaching the highest levels in sports, theatre, robotics, golf, songwriting and performing, video making, slime retailing… an online learner certainly does not have to be at home on the computer all day.

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How it works

Live lessons, small classes, from your own home

Your child learns live, in a small class, with a qualified subject specialist — wherever you happen to be.

1

Simple technology

All you need is a standard computer, laptop or tablet and a reliable broadband connection. All our lessons are recorded, so if your child misses a week, it’s easy to catch up.

2

Parents involved

You can easily monitor progress through our online learning management system and regular written feedback from your child’s teachers. We’re always available to answer any queries.

3

Free clubs and more

Art Club, Creative Writing and the Net School Newspaper have all run recently, and there is no charge for any of them.

Included in every place

Live lessons in small classesMarked homework every weekRevision sessions and materialsFree extra-curricular clubsWritten reports from their teachersHelp with options and UCAS

Fees

Work out your fees in a minute

Tick the subjects your child would like to study and you will see the cost for the term. There is no minimum — families studying one subject are as welcome as those studying ten, and 10% off the whole timetable at ten hours a week or more.

Term:

All fees include VAT. Charged termly, by bank transfer, at least a week before term starts — invoices go out at the end of the previous term. IGCSE fees shown are Year 10 for entry in September 2026. A Level tuition is individual and priced on enquiry.

In their own words

What our families say

“He has been asking for more since week 1! For a child who used to be absent from school at least two days a week for three years, you and your team have turned him 360 degrees. He enjoys the survival skills club and is looking forward to me taking him out in the desert to try them out.”

AshrafNet School parent

“I’m starting at the University of Sheffield in a week to study Dentistry, and just wanted to send a huge thank you to everyone at Net School, especially my teachers, for all the help you gave me to get to this point.”

ClaireFormer Net School student

“We are both qualified teachers and have been home educating our 4 children for the past 7 years. Of all the tutors we have used and groups we have organised or kids have been part of, none have been as well planned or run as Net School.”

ZoeNet School parent

“Net School has been such an incredible experience for me. The classes being so intimate really make a group atmosphere, and all the individual attention from teachers really makes a difference. So thank you for creating this — I’m sure it has impacted the lives of many people.”

NaomiFormer Net School student

“We think it is wonderful how the children are bonding with the teachers and actually care for them, something that rarely happens in school, thank you so very very much!”

SueParent of former students

“I continue to be delighted with the level of attention and great teaching the children receive through Net School. Thank you to the whole team.”

LisaNet School parent

“Thank you for helping me achieve the grades I got. Net School was really helpful in so many ways, not just learning, and I’m glad to have been there from the start.”

GarethFormer Net School student

“We have been very happy with Net School for our two children. They have received individual attention and feedback from their teachers, who have been caring and interested in their progress. Net School has fitted very conveniently into our lives and the children have made some good friends.”

LucindeNet School parent

“We are delighted with the way he has settled in to Net School this term and with his thoughtfully written and encouraging report.”

MoiraNet School parent

2026 / 2027

Term dates

Autumn 2026Starts Monday 7 September 2026Half term 26–30 October 2026Ends Friday 11 December 2026
Spring 2027Starts Monday 4 January 2027Half term 15–19 February 2027Ends Thursday 25 March 2027
Summer 2027Starts Monday 12 April 2027Half term 31 May – 4 June 2027Ends Tuesday 22 June 2027 (KS3) · Tuesday 13 July 2027 (IGCSE & A Level)

Also closed Monday 3 May 2027 for the bank holiday.

Questions

Things parents often ask

Do we have to take a full timetable?

No. You choose as many or as few subjects as you need. Families who study ten hours a week or more get 10% off the whole timetable, but there is no minimum.

Does my child have to join the year group that matches their age?

No — and this is one of the real advantages of an online school. Students can work at their own speed, above or below their age group. Talk to us and we will place them where the work is right.

How does my child sit their exams?

Students register as private candidates at a local exam centre. We are a learning partner of Tutors and Exams, so our students may claim a Learning Partner discount when registering. Entering your child and paying the centre’s fees is the parent’s responsibility.

How are fees charged?

Termly, by bank transfer, at least one week before term starts. Invoices go out at the end of the previous term and set out clearly what is due.

Will we need to buy textbooks?

Some subjects will, particularly at IGCSE and A Level. We tell you which before your child starts.

Which exam boards do you teach?

Our IGCSE courses follow Pearson Edexcel, with Latin and Computer Science on the Cambridge (CIE) syllabi. We are also an Arts Award centre, a UCAS registered centre, and have been on the UK Register of Learning Providers since 2013 under UKPRN 10041636.

More questions and answers →

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Talk to us

Tell us about your child

We will be very happy to discuss your needs and arrange a demonstration of how online teaching can work for you and your family.

Need to speak with someone? 0800 689 0335
Prefer to send an email? office@net-school.co.uk
Or message us on WhatsApp +44 7784 061953
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