A pile of newspapers stacked on a desk.

Media centre


News

Wolsey Hall Oxford in the news

We’re proud to be shaping the future of education — and to be securing coverage of our life-changing work featured in respected news outlets around the world. From national newspapers and education publications to TV and radio interviews, we’re regularly called upon to share our views and insights on personalised homeschooling, student wellbeing, and pupil-led online learning.

You can see a selection of media features below, including stories that showcase our flexible learning approach, the families we support, and the growing global demand for our pioneering homeschooling courses.

Information for journalists

About Wolsey Hall Oxford 

A global leader in online homeschooling

Wolsey Hall Oxford is one of the world’s longest-established online schools, providing a flexible British education to families in over 130 countries. Through our personalised, pupil-led approach, we empower students of all ages from Primary through to A Level to learn without limits - so they can study with confidence, build their independence, and unleash their full potential.

How we work with the media

As one of the longest-established online Cambridge schools, we’re committed to making world-class education accessible to learners around the world. Whether we’re supporting students with additional needs, providing flexibility for families relocating abroad, or offering a second chance to students struggling in mainstream school, our story is one of adaptability, academic excellence, and student-first support.

We also work closely with journalists, broadcasters and education writers to help shape coverage around alternative education provision and homeschooling trends. Our experienced team can provide background information, give interviews and share relevant case studies. To find out more about our school, see the information provided below.

 

Media contacts

Available spokespeople:

  • Principal, Head of Primary and Head of Secondary – online education and school leadership
  • Head of Learning and Wellbeing Support – SEND, neurodivergent learners, mental health
  • Careers and University Advisor – university pathways, apprenticeships
  • Supervisors of Courses – curriculum, exams, student outcomes 

Areas of expertise

Topics we can comment on:

  • Homeschooling trends
  • Flexible, personalised learning
  • Education for students with additional needs
  • Parental involvement in education
  • Student wellbeing and school phobia
  • International access to British education

Key Information

1894

Founded

10,000+

Students enrolled

130+

Countries