If you’re home-schooling your child or you’re planning a move to home education, you may have worries about the elements of school that your child will miss. At our venue at The National Archives in Kew we can provide additional learning support, as well as the opportunity for your child to make friends with other children and enjoy a social environment as part of their home education plan.

All our programmes comply with the National Curriculum where relevant, and we have a wealth of experience of both the Primary and Secondary education systems and their requirements.

Our excellent teachers are fully-qualified and experienced, and deliver their lessons to the highest standard. They have the depth of skill necessary to be sensitive to your child’s needs and are perceptive in understanding the approach to adopt for each individual.

We pride ourselves on being extremely welcoming and friendly, creating a secure and happy environment for our pupils to learn in, dovetailing with their home-schooling. Our aim is to work in partnership with our pupils and you to build confidence and self-esteem, encourage self-discovery, break down any barriers to learning and help all children reach their potential.

autumn term 2026

Our Autumn Term courses are packed with fresh classes and engaging topics just for home-educating families!

What:

• Small groups (max 5–6 learners).

• Run by our amazing, qualified and experienced teaching team.

• Only 2 participants needed to start a class.

• First come, first served – spaces go fast!

Where:

All group lessons take place in our classrooms at The National Archives in Kew.

Cost:

Each course is £250 per child per term (discounts are available when booking four or more courses per child).

Subjects

We currently offer the following subjects. If there’s something that’s not currently on the list, but you would be interested, do let us know as we are open to adding new classes.

• Book Literature / Book Group

• Chess

• Coding (NEW!)

• Creative Arts and Crafts

• Critical Thinking

• English

• Humanities

• Maths

• Public Speaking and Debating

• Science

• Spanish

• Stories & Speaking

Understanding Key Stages

We understand that children learn at different speeds, and may be at different key stages, however as a guide:

Key Stage 1 / Primary - Age 5 - 7, Year 1 & 2

Key Stage 2 / Primary - Age 7 - 11, Year 3 - 6

Key Stage 3 - Age 11 - 14, Years 7 - 9

Key Stage 4 / GCSE- Ages 14 - 16, Years 10 - 11

Know someone who might be interested? Share this info with your home-ed network!

Looking for 1:1 sessions? Many of our home educated students also do 1:1 lessons with our teachers - please get in touch to discuss.

We welcome the opportunity to discuss how we can help you find solutions.