Oxford Online School
Oxford Online School Review | Fees, Subjects, and Parent Guide
The information below has been compiled from the school's official website and trusted independent sources. We regularly review and update this page to help families make informed decisions, although details such as fees, subject availability, and support services may change over time. If you notice any inaccuracies, please feel free to contact us.
School Overview
Oxford Online School is a fully online British school providing structured education for students aged 8–18, from Primary through to Sixth Form. Established in 2020, the school was designed specifically for online learning, combining live teacher-led lessons, small class sizes, and personalised academic support within a traditional school framework.
The school follows the British curriculum and offers programmes across Primary, Lower Secondary, International GCSE, GCSE, and A-Level stages. Students benefit from live interactive lessons, dedicated teachers, pastoral support, and personalised mentoring throughout their educational journey.
Oxford Online School aims to replicate many of the benefits of a traditional independent school while providing the flexibility of online learning. Lessons are delivered live rather than through self-study alone, encouraging participation, discussion, and collaboration between students and teachers.
The school welcomes a diverse range of learners, including students seeking greater flexibility, young performers and athletes, international families, homeschoolers, and those who benefit from smaller class sizes and personalised support. Classes typically average around 10 students, allowing teachers to provide individual attention and regular feedback.
Why do families choose this school?
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Fully online British school for ages 8–18
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Live teacher-led lessons
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Small class sizes
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Personalised academic mentoring
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Dedicated pastoral support
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British curriculum pathway
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GCSE, IGCSE, and A-Level options
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Structured school timetable
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Lesson recordings available for older students
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SENCO support available
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UCAS and university preparation guidance
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International student community
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Experienced subject specialist teachers
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Parent access to attendance and progress tracking
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Flexible learning for travelling families and young performers
Fees
Oxford Online School offers tuition across Primary, Secondary, GCSE, and Sixth Form levels. Their fees range from £4350 to £7,350. Fees vary according to year group, programme level, and enrolment type.
Tuition generally includes:
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Live online lessons
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Access to learning resources
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Academic mentoring
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Progress reports
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Parent communication
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Pastoral support
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Access to lesson recordings, where applicable
Additional costs may include:
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Examination fees
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Registration
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Additional subjects
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Textbooks and learning materials
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Optional tutoring or additional support
As fee structures can change annually and vary between programmes, families are advised to contact Oxford Online School directly for the latest pricing information and enrolment options.
Subjects
Oxford Online School follows the British curriculum and offers a broad range of academic subjects across Key Stages, GCSE, IGCSE, and A-Level programmes.
Common subjects include:
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English and English Literature
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Mathematics and Further Mathematics
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Biology, Chemistry, Physics
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History and Geography
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Psychology and Sociology
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Economics, Business, and Computer Science
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Art and Music
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French, Spanish, German, Russian
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EPQ (Extended Project Qualification)
Subject availability may vary depending on year group and enrolment levels.
Additional support for families
Oxford Online School places significant emphasis on both academic and pastoral support. Every student has access to guidance designed to help them progress confidently through their studies while developing independent learning skills.
Additional support and features include:
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Personalised academic mentoring
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Pastoral care team
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SENCO support
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Small-group learning
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Parent communication and reporting
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Attendance monitoring
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Progress tracking
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GCSE and A-Level guidance
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University and UCAS preparation
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Independent study support
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Recorded lesson access
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Dedicated admissions and family support teams
The school's focus on mentoring and personalised support makes it particularly attractive to families seeking a structured yet flexible online learning environment.
Parent considerations
At the time of review, we didn't identify any major recurring issues, but it is worth acknowledging that the school failed to meet Ofsted standards when inspected specifically in the student wellbeing and safeguarding sectors. The school is also fairly new, so parent feedback is limited, but reviews so far have been positive. However, as with any online school, families may wish to ask about:
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Exam centre arrangements
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SEND support availability
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The level of self-motivation required
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Social and extracurricular opportunities
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Technology requirements
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Subject availability for specific year groups
Where to find them?
Website:
https://www.oxfordonlineschool.org/
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