A level online school fees
12 schools publish a A level price (Years 12 and 13). The first year costs from £1,545 to £19,900, with the registration fee and any VAT added. Fees below are for three A levels unless we say otherwise. Science A levels need a practical endorsement, which most online schools can't give you.
Year's feeAdded in the first year
The first year is the year's fee plus the one-off registration fee, with VAT added where the school adds it for UK families. Deposits that come back aren't counted. Read on 2 November 2026; a school's own page always wins.
What the chart doesn't show
How much is live. CambriLearn and Minerva's and Highgrove mix live lessons with work on your own, so they cost less but ask more of your child. A school with classes of 6 to 10 will feel very different from one where some lessons are lectures to 50.
Exams. Only a few schools run their own exam centre, and none includes the entry fees. Sitting exams as a private candidate explains what that costs.
Questions
What is the cheapest online school for A level?
CambriLearn, at £1,545 for the first year including its registration fee. The cheapest with a full live timetable is Queen's Online School, at £6,498. Exams are extra at almost every school.
How much does an online school cost for A level?
Across the 12 schools that publish a yearly price, the first year runs from £1,545 to £19,900, and the middle of the range is £10,258.
Are exam fees included?
Almost never. Most online schools leave you to enter your child as a private candidate at an exam centre, which usually costs £200 to £325 per GCSE and £340 to £400 per A level.
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