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About our school

Supporting your child’s personal and social development

We may have students studying with us remotely from right across the world, but we provide plenty of opportunities for your child to socialise, connect and interact with pupils from other cultures and backgrounds through our thriving international school community.

Our students can chat with each other via private and secure online discussion boards, compete against each other at virtual chess, and take part in our themed clubs and competitions where they can showcase their skills and passions outside their studies. They can also borrow e-books from our virtual library to enjoy in their spare time, and help build vital reading skills. There really is something for everyone!

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Online Communities sites for Primary and Secondary

We have two dedicated online Communities for our Primary students and Secondary (Lower Secondary, GCSE Level and A Level) students, which are secure and password-protected. Pupils can interact with each other via age-appropriate discussion boards and make new friends, share their interests, and ask for advice if they’re stuck in a subject. Plus, Primary students can connect with each other through live 'Show and Tell' sessions. We also offer competitions where students have the chance to showcase their skills and win prizes.

We also have social opportunities for parents too – you can chat and connect with other Wolsey Hall Oxford parents through our closed level-restricted Primary, Lower Secondary, and GCSE Level & A Level Facebook Groups, and Primary parents can also use our Primary Parent Forum.

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Our themed clubs

Your child can take part in a variety of fun and engaging clubs whilst studying with us, covering everything from Art and Debating to Lego, Cookery and more. Whatever their interests, talents or passions, they’ll have plenty of opportunities to share them with like-minded students and unleash their creativity.

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Our virtual library

If your child is an avid reader or simply wants to delve deeper into topics that interest them outside their courses, our virtual e-library has got them covered. We have a wide range of books to satisfy all interests and reading abilities, which your child can borrow and access whenever they want to on multiple devices.

Contact Us

What's your next step?

Choose the option that best describes you, both paths get you a fast, friendly response from our team.

Remember: if you are already a student or family with Wolsey Hall Oxford, please contact your SPM to enrol on courses.

I have general questions

If you’re exploring homeschooling or want to learn more about how Wolsey Hall Oxford works, we’re here to help.

You can reach us by email or live chat, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm (UK time), or you can book a call.

You can ask us about: 

  • How our courses work 
  • Fees
  • Subjects available 
  • Study hours and timetables
  • General enrolment queries (excluding entry requirements)
  • What to expect as a student and how they are they supported

 

I want tailored advice for my child

If you’re looking for some no-obligation guidance specific to your child, our Admissions team can help you explore the best options.

You can get support with:

  • Choosing the right subjects
  • GCSE, IGCSE, AS and A level pathways
  • A personalised fee quotation
  • Entry requirements
  • Planning your child’s learning journey
  • SEN and learning support guidance