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Primary Homeschooling Courses

YOUR CHILD MAY START ON A PRIMARY COURSE AT ANY TIME OF THE YEAR

Wolsey Hall Oxford Primary homeschooling courses have been prepared for children aged 7 – 10.  They are designed to cover Years 3 – 6 of the English National Curriculum (Key Stage 2). They’re open to children of all abilities in all parts of the world, and they provide a strong foundation for later learning.

The courses are a partnership between you, your child and the Wolsey Hall Oxford team. You will work with your child using easy-to-follow lesson plans prepared by our Primary level Tutors. And you’ll have the help and support of that same team with whom you and your child will be in contact on a regular basis.

Most important of all, we’ve designed the courses to reflect our key learning philosophy: that learning should be enjoyed.

Primary level Courses

  • Supported

    You and your child will be supported by Wolsey Hall Tutors with many years' experience of teaching primary level children. They are available by Skype and by email and you will have regular contact with them as you and your child progress through the course.

  • Managed

    Your child's progress will be managed by a Wolsey Hall Student Progress Manager who is on hand to answer your queries, act as your key point of contact with Wolsey Hall and help both you and your child to keep on track with their study programme.

  • Independent

    Our goal is to provide children with the skills to become independent learners who are able to learn and relearn throughout their lives. This is why we aim to develop problem solving skills throughout the course through online games and activities.

  • Learning

    Learning is at the heart of everything we do and we want our students to enjoy learning and value learning for its own sake; not simply to pass exams. We think the best way of achieving this is to help them develop good learning habits at an early age.

Meet our Primary Tutors

  • Angela McPhee

    I have had a varied career with teaching experiences that have included working in remote parts of Malawi, Africa, Melbourne, Australia and various parts of the UK in both the public and independent sectors.

    BA Subject: Primary Maths View Profile

  • Rachel Greaves

    I have worked as a primary teacher for many years in both the public and private sectors. I am very experienced in the field of Special Educational Needs. I look forward to teaching you English and Maths!

    B.Ed, PGCE Subject: Primary English and Maths View Profile

  • Jo Heydon

    My career has included working as an advisory teacher implementing a national initiative to raise standards in maths. I believe independent learning and parental support are key priorities.

    BA, PGCE Subject: Primary Maths View Profile

  • Tara Scully

    Ignacio Estrada said, “If a child can’t learn the way we teach, maybe we should teach the way they learn.” This sums up what I have enjoyed most about teaching and what motivates me.

    MA Subject: Primary English, Science and History View Profile

  • Carol Carter

    Geography is such an important subject: it teaches us what the world we live in is like now, how it came to be this way and what it may look like in the future. I hope you too will love Geography.

    BSc, PGCE Subject: Geography View Profile

  • Nick Barwick

    I am an experienced primary teacher and eager mathematician. My passion is getting the best out of everyone, I am really looking forward to watching my students learn, grow and achieve.

    BSc, PGCE, MaST Subject: Primary Level Maths and Science View Profile

  • Tina Hemphill

    I was born in Kenya and have lived there most of my life. I qualified as a Key Stage 2 teacher through the London School of Modern Montessori. I have spent my career teaching primary age children.

    Montessori Subject: Primary Level English View Profile

BRON NAUDÉ, HOMESCHOOLING PARENT, IRELAND

Our experience with Wolsey Hall Oxford has been excellent! Ella is thriving on her Primary homeschooling courses. She is enjoying the creativeness of the English programme and how it allows learning while bringing in her own interests such as a biography on her favourite author. The Maths is also great with the colourful workbooks and the videos that just give that extra understanding of a new concept! We look forward to getting our youngest daughter started on your Year 1 curriculum when it is available.

Key Stage 2 (KS2), UK Years 3-6, children aged 7-10

• Children at UK schools study, as a minimum, English, Geography, History, Maths and Science.
• Children may enrol at Wolsey Hall for any number or combination of subjects.
• Subjects offered by Wolsey Hall are English, Geography, History, Maths and Science. French and ICT will also be available within 3 – 6 months.
• Wolsey Hall expects KS2 courses to require approximately 5 hours of study per week for English and Maths, and 2 – 3 hours per week for other subjects. Additional time may be needed for assignment preparation.