Online: lessons and independent work
Students work through the Pearson Edexcel International curriculum online, using live or recorded teaching to fit the week.
How iHubs works
The academics happen online, at your child's pace. Everything else happens in a room, with other people, every week.

The week in three parts
The pace can move with your child because the people and checkpoints around them stay clear.
Students work through the Pearson Edexcel International curriculum online, using live or recorded teaching to fit the week.
Subject specialists handle the subject. A success coach reviews progress, planning and the whole learning journey.
Students choose four weekly sessions for technology, creativity, life skills and social time. These are activities, and the teaching stays online.
The iHubs model
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 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.
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 hubBuilt around real life
Online school often fails when flexibility quietly becomes a parent's full-time management job. These four are what prevent that.
Live or recorded lessons and a pace that can flex around sport, travel or focused study.
Progress follows what has actually stuck.
A subject specialist is available when a concept needs a person.
The hub gives the week familiar faces, shared projects and somewhere outside the house to be.
A normal day
A student can start with focused online study, join a live lesson or use a recording, and check in with a teacher when needed. Hub sessions sit around that academic rhythm.
The result is a week with clear expectations and real people in it, without putting every child on the same timetable.
Clubs, activities, workshops, trips and a consistent local group. It is the part of growing up that happens in a room with other people.
Lessons, marking, assessments and exams. The hub is a place to go, and the school is the school.
Start with a conversation
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.