Primary foundations
Core literacy, numeracy and subject foundations with a flexible online rhythm.
Pearson Edexcel International
International GCSEs and A-Levels, online and self-paced.
From Grade R to A-Levels, with subject specialists, live or recorded lessons, one-to-one teacher time and a success coach. The other half of the week happens in person at your local hub.
- International qualification
- Mastery-based progress
- 69 additional online modules
The qualification path
Start where they are. Keep university in view.
Families join at different points. We map existing work onto the right stage and build the route forward from there.
Lower secondary
Broader subject work that prepares students for deliberate International GCSE choices.
International GCSE
Recognised qualifications in the subjects that shape the student's next route.
International A-Level
Focused advanced study for university and the next stage of the student's path.
Precision Teaching
Move on when you've understood
Most schools move a class forward together. Gaps can open quietly and only show up two topics later.
Precision Teaching measures progress against mastery. A student can spend longer where they need it and move faster where they are ready. That is what makes self-paced learning useful rather than simply less supervised.
The success coach
One person whose whole job is your child.
Subject teachers teach subjects. The success coach checks the work is getting done, helps plan the term and catches a problem while it is still a problem.
Most online schools leave this to the parent. This is the part we take off your plate.
Before the qualifications
Build the broad base before subjects narrow.
Primary and Lower Secondary have their own subject plans, giving students the foundation they need before International GCSE and A-Level choices become more specialised.
Grade R–6
Primary
Core foundations taught through a flexible online rhythm before students begin specialising.
Subjects included
- Mathematics
- English
- Geography
- Science
- History
- Digital Skills
Years 7–9
Lower Secondary
A broad subject base that prepares students to make deliberate International GCSE choices.
Subjects included
- Mathematics
- English
- Afrikaans
- Geography
- Science
- French or German
- History
IGCSE & A-Level
Subjects
- Business
- Economics
- Accounting
- Mathematics
- English
- French
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- History
- Geography
- Environmental Management
- Information Technology
- Computer Science
- ICT
Coming in January 2027
Exciting BTEC qualifications
Qualifications
- Travel and Tourism
- Sport
- Business
- Generative AI
- Creative Media Design
Beyond the syllabus
Prepare for the world beyond the exam.
Forty-two modules cover the technologies likely to shape working life. Twenty-seven more focus on how to think, recover, decide and work with other people. All are delivered online and included.
AI and computing
Artificial IntelligenceArtificial General IntelligenceQuantum ComputingEdge ComputingBiological ComputingBrain Computer InterfacesBlockchainCryptocurrencies
Medicine and the body
Gene EditingGenomicsPersonalised MedicineRegenerative MedicineStem CellsT-CellsPhage TherapyCancerVirusesLongevityConnectomicsMetabolomicsOptogeneticsBionicsBiometrics
Energy and environment
Fusion EnergySolar EnergyAlternative EnergyCarbon CaptureCellular AgricultureFuture of Food
Materials and making
3D and 4D PrintingMaterial ScienceProgrammable MaterialsNanotechnologySynthetic BiologyBiomimeticsPiezoelectricity
Movement and space
Advanced TransportationAutomated VehiclesSpace TechnologiesWireless ElectricityRoboticsHapticsVirtual and Augmented Reality
University in South Africa
Will my child get a Matric?
Your child sits International A-Levels, a British qualification, rather than a CAPS or IEB Matric.
For first-degree study in South Africa, a student with a foreign qualification normally applies for a matriculation exemption through the Matriculation Board at Universities South Africa. The process uses form M30e. The published 2026 application fee is R1,070 and the final certificate usually takes six to eight weeks once the correct documents and payment have been received.
It is an extra step, and we would rather families understood it before enrolment than discovered it later. If a CAPS Matric is what your family needs, we will say so on the call and point you towards a better fit.
Read the official Matriculation Board guidanceEvery route, excluding VATR52,000
a year
The iHubs model
Keep the flexibility without losing the rest of childhood.
The online school handles the academics. The local hub brings back the practical work, activities and familiar faces a screen cannot give.
The academics. Online.
International qualifications at the right pace.
International GCSEs and A-Levels. Live or recorded lessons. Subject specialists, one-to-one support and a success coach who sees the whole picture.
See the curriculumThe rest of the week. In person.
A real place for the things a screen cannot give.
Robotics, VR, art, digital creativity, Adulting 101 and time with the same faces every week. The curriculum stays online; the hub is for everything else.
See what happens at a hubThe practical details
Curriculum questions parents ask us
Start with a conversation
See what a week would cost, and what it would look like.
Twenty minutes with the person who runs your local hub. We will map the academics for your child's stage, the hub sessions they would pick and the full fee.