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Either. The Full Academy is your child's whole schooling for Grades 1-8. The After-School Academy is subject classes, one-to-one teaching and short courses in the evenings and at weekends, for children who stay at their current school. Families move between the two as their year changes.

Fees depend on the track, the format and how many subjects your child takes, so we do not publish one number that would be wrong for most families. You receive the fee, and any scholarship or funded-seat terms, in writing at orientation before you accept. No commitment is ever hidden inside a call.

Fees are billed monthly for the Full Academy and the After-School Academy. Short courses are billed once for the whole run, so an eight-week course is a single payment rather than eight. There is no separate registration or admission fee: the figure you agree at orientation is the figure you pay. Every amount is confirmed in writing before you commit to anything.

For monthly billing you give one month's notice and pay for that month only; nothing further is taken. For a short course already under way we do not refund the remaining weeks, because the teacher and the cohort place are held for your child, but we will always talk it through first. Nothing rolls over or renews without you agreeing to it.

The teaching is the same and so is the fee structure. What changes is the practical side: we set a class time that works for your timezone before you enrol, and we agree a payment method that works from where you are. Tell us your country in the enquiry and we will have both answers ready for the orientation call.

Yes, and many families do. One subject in a small cohort, or one-to-one if the pace needs to be your child's own, is a completely normal way to be with us. So is a single short course such as public speaking.

The Full Academy academic year for Grades 1-8 begins 20 August 2026. After that, families join at the next term boundary, and a child is placed as soon as the seat review is done. After-school classes and short courses start in monthly waves, so a family joining one subject never waits for a school year to turn.

The teacher and the material are the same; the pace is not. A cohort is a small capped group where children hear each other reason and must answer for their own thinking. One-to-one is built entirely around one child, which suits a subject being rebuilt from the foundation up, or a timetable that will not bend.

By the same charter as every other class. Sessions are recorded with consent, parents may sit in or stay nearby, teachers never message a child privately, and all communication runs through the parent. A private class means a private pace, never a private channel between an adult and your child.

Yes, and families do. Some start with one subject after school and move into the Full Academy the following term; others reduce to a subject or two when a year gets busy. Changes are made at term boundaries so no class is disrupted mid-run, and nothing is locked at the start.

Live sessions are short and capped, roughly 35-60 minutes by grade band. Most learning happens off-screen: home missions, experiments, reading and making. Screens are a doorway, not the classroom.

Grades 7-8 follow a pre-secondary readiness track, and we run focused board-readiness and Cambridge-readiness preparation as its own class. Formal registration review is a published stage of our roadmap, and we will always tell you plainly where we stand on it.

For the Full Academy, about 5-10 minutes a day: helping your child lead the nightly Family Mission, verifying it honestly, and attending Friday showcases when you can. After-school families carry less, because the school day is still doing its part. No teaching degree is required either way.

Cohorts run on Pakistan evenings, with overseas-friendly slots for families abroad. One-to-one classes are timetabled around your child. Your exact timetable is confirmed at orientation before you commit.

Yes, as a holiday programme rather than the way into the school. The next run is Summer 2027; exact dates are published in the spring, and you can register interest now.