Talk to us
Contact us
We’d be delighted to send you further information on our courses and arrange a call to discuss how our experienced teachers can work with your child to help them achieve their goals.
What happens next
Three steps to discover how Net School can work for your child
Tell us about your child
Their year group, the subjects you are thinking about, and anything you would like us to know. We will send you the relevant course booklets and the fees.
See a classroom for yourself
If you would like to try the technology before committing, we will arrange an online demonstration. You and your child log in from home, see how a lesson works and ask us anything. It takes about thirty minutes.
Choose the timetable that fits
There is no minimum. Take one subject or ten — and at ten hours a week or more, 10% comes off the whole timetable.
Please mention the age of your child and the subjects you would be interested in studying with us, so that we can send you the relevant course booklets and fee information.
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.
2026 / 2027
Term dates
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.