We offer students a full British curriculum from Year 3 through to A-Levels. With flexible timetables, small group lessons or a completely bespoke 1:1 plan, your child will enjoy live lessons from expert teachers in the subjects you choose.Our school includes elite athletes juggling academics and training, students with SEND, children being homeschooled, students living abroad and children whose parents simply want their children to learn from home. Students are taught by over 50 subject specialists, experienced in teaching online.

Our approach builds confidence and understanding both within and outside the curriculum. Additional academic support and pastoral care are provided through weekly group and one-to-one tutorials. We also offer clubs, and school trips and invite guest speakers, providing opportunities for enrichment and new experiences.

We support and guide but we will encourage your child to develop independence, enjoy debate and love learning. Children in our small groups thrive with dedicated teachers. Engaged and active, our students make great progress.

Whilst our small classes with live interactive lessons and our assemblies mean our students get to have a vibrant social experience with their classmates, everyone enjoys relaxing out of school too!

Our broad extracurricular programme ensures that our students gain enrichment beyond the classroom. We encourage this in several ways.

Our afternoon and early evening clubs (Film, Baking, Photography, Gaming, Creative Writing, Business start-up, Animal Care and more!) allow students to come together to further their interests and learn new ones.

These clubs take place an hour after the end of lessons from 14:00 or early evening.  It’s a great opportunity to meet with teachers outside classes.

Students build such close friendships that this leads to a tremendous desire to see each other!  Some do this on their own initiative, and for a couple of our year 7s recently cross country with parental support!

The school offers meet-ups in the UK whether in London or regionally, usually with an interest focus e.g. Van Gogh immersive experience,  Bletchley Park, British Museum, Oxford Colleges.

A school-wide initiative called 50 Achievements started in September 2023, students are challenged to try out new activities and interests and in doing so they are introduced to things they may not have come across before.

Activities include sport, drama, music, mindfulness, helping others, consideration of the world at large.  These activities are monitored and shared in group tutorials and teachers also join in.

As a school, we also support our parents and students to find local activities.  Before a student starts at Wendover their head of year meets with the family to discuss the local opportunities which we have researched.

Sports, theatre, music, volunteering, Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme, there are so many activities after school and at the weekends!  We take an enormous interest in what students are already doing too, and actively encourage them to give us updates.

We also explore work experience and the opportunities our links with companies bring.  Outside speakers have inspired our students to venture out, and try new things.

Our subject delivery also presents some great opportunities for meet-ups, whether preparing for Art A-Level and visiting galleries in London, Glasgow or Paris,  or joining together for sixth-form practical science weeks.