Queen's Online School fees and teaching
The cheapest full live timetable we found: £6,399 for an IGCSE or A level year paid upfront, and the flexible plan lets you leave at any half term. It belongs to the same company as Cambridge Home School Online. Its main fees page says no VAT is charged, but an older page on its site still lists different "incl VAT" prices.
Read from queensonlineschool.com on 2 November 2026. Not accredited
Fees for 2026/27
| Stage | A year | How the school quotes it |
|---|---|---|
| Primary, ages 7 to 11Full timetable | £3,999 | per year paid upfront; or £349.90 a month with £500 paid in advance; or £875 a half term on the flexible plan. No VAT charged, the school says. |
| Lower secondary, ages 11 to 14Full timetable | £5,249 | per year upfront; £474.90 a month; or £1,149 a half term. No VAT charged, the school says. |
| IGCSE, ages 14 to 168 subjects | £6,399 | per year upfront; £589.90 a month; or £1,389 a half term. No VAT charged, the school says. |
| A level, ages 16 to 183 A levels | £6,399 | per year upfront; £589.90 a month; or £1,389 a half term. No VAT charged, the school says. |
What gets added
- Registration
- £99, once
- Deposit
- £500. An advance payment on the monthly plan
- Exams
- Not on the fees page. Exams are sat at approved exam centres, not at home.
- Discounts
- A "price promise" to refund the difference if a comparable school is cheaper.
- Leaving
- Rolling agreement that renews itself; the flexible plan needs 6 weeks' notice.
- Part time
- An extra A level is £3,150 a year; no single-subject package.
How it teaches
- Lessons
- Live lessons. 15 to 22 live lessons a week, mostly in the mornings, every lesson recorded.
- Class size
- Not published
- Recordings
- Lessons are recorded
- Ages
- 7 to 18
- Qualifications
- National Curriculum-based Key Stages 2 and 3; Pearson Edexcel International GCSE; International A level
- SEND
- Extra time and adjusted work; a paid SEND consultancy; not for pupils who need a specialist school.
- Joining
- Rolling; you can start within two days.
- Who can join
- Families apply directly
DfE accreditation
Queen's Online School is not accredited under the Department for Education's Online Education Accreditation Scheme. The scheme is voluntary, so that alone doesn't mean anything is wrong; see what accreditation checks.
Other memberships it lists: Pearson Edexcel approved centre, UCAS registered centre.
Run by Cambridge Online Education Ltd (company 06594953).
Sources
- upfront, monthly and half-termly fees, registration fee, VAT wording, read 2 November 2026.
- older page with different VAT-inclusive prices, read 2 November 2026.
- live lessons a week, recordings, class size, read 2 November 2026.
- operator, notice, auto-renewal, read 2 November 2026.