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Yes. King’s InterHigh is classed as homeschooling.

A library learner is classed as a student who watches the recordings instead of attending lessons live. This is great for students who are mobile, travelling or their time zone is not well suited to our offering.

We have two different types of classrooms. Our explore classrooms consist of 20 pupils at a maximum. Our Learn lessons are more so in the style of a lecture and can consist of 50+ pupils. 1-1 classrooms are not something that we offer.

No, we do not inform the local authority ourselves. You would need to inform the current school you were looking to home educate. On request we can send you a confirmation letter of enrolment so the LA can see the student is being educated elsewhere.

We do not have a uniform policy at King’s InterHigh. However, it is important students dress in a manner that is respectful and appropriate for school.

No, students do not have to be on camera in lessons. We have different contribution levels which can be set in the student hub.

The levels are: 1 – Student uses chat only. 2 – Student uses chat and microphone only. 3 – Student uses chat, microphone and camera.

We hold taster sessions throughout the year to give you a taste of lessons for your child’s age group. Check our open event page to see if there are any upcoming taster sessions: https://georgedk4.com/book-an-open-day/

Your child will have the opportunity to complete their Practical Endorsements for A Level science subjects during the Easter (spring) break. These may be held at one of our fellow Inspired schools. We will contact families regarding exact dates, times, and locations closer to the Easter break.

We offer a three-subject package for students in Years 3 to 11 (Key Stage 2 to Key Stage 4). Offered on an Annual Contract, this package option is ideal for families who choose to home educate.

While attendance in lessons is highly recommended, we are proud to support all students with a need for flexibility. If students do miss a class, they’re free to catch up with 24/7 access to lesson recordings.

Yes, students can email their class teacher or Senior Leader of Learning at any time. Teachers will reply according to their schedule and the urgency of the enquiry.

Yes, it is possible to study different subjects across different year groups. However, timetables may clash. If lesson clashes do occur, students can use lesson recordings to catch up.

King’s InterHigh offers a flexible approach to learning, making it perfect for students who may not be able to attend every lesson. All classes are recorded and uploaded for viewing at any time, 24/7. If learners miss a class, they’re free to watch the lesson recording at any time. Students can also email their teachers directly for additional guidance if needed.

Most subjects involve three 40-minute lessons per week, for a total of two hours per subject. Total classes per week depend on how many subjects a student is taking. For example, those taking seven subjects will have around 21 lessons per week, or 4 to 5 each day. Students will also take part in tutor group sessions and optional exercise classes.

King’s InterHigh starts from Year 3 (age 7) and educates students all the way through to Year 13. The standard age ranges in each key stage are as follows:

Key stage 1:
Years 1 and 2 – ages 5-7

Key stage 2:
Years 3 to 6 – ages 7-11

Key stage 3:
Years 7 to 9 – ages 11-14

Key stage 4 – IGCSEs:
Years 10 and 11 – ages 14-16

Key stage 5 – A Level:
Year 12 and 13 – Ages 16-19

While it is possible for children to study some subjects at King’s InterHigh and the rest at a physical school, timetables may clash. For more guidance on your individual circumstances, please get in touch with our team here: https://georgedk4.com/contact/

Yes, students who join us in the middle of a term will have access to previous learning materials. This will help them to catch up independently outside of timetabled lessons.

Students will need textbooks for certain subjects. A full book list is available through the parent portal, and most books are available through Amazon or other major online retailers.

Learners will sit a baseline assessment that currently takes place twice a year (October and March), along with short, informal assessments such as quizzes each week. At the end of each topic, teachers set a longer assessment (such as a written assignment) to test understanding in-depth.

This programme of assessment is designed to track students’ progress efficiently and make sure learners are sufficiently supported or challenged without causing academic stress. If teachers spot that a student is falling behind or exceeding expectations, they can adjust that students content appropriately.

All King’s InterHigh teachers are highly experienced and familiar with the British curriculum. The majority of our teachers are based in the UK, while some choose to work internationally. As all our live classes are delivered online, teachers can lead students from any location around the world.

All lessons are taught live online with interactive elements. Attending classes according to their timetables, students can interact with their teachers and classmates through video, audio, and text.

For the utmost flexibility, we also record every live lesson. These class recordings (along with lesson resources) are available to view at any time, 24/7.