Now enrolling: Foundation & Higher GCSE pathways for the autumn term
Subjects

Six real qualifications. One complete curriculum.

Latitude launches with the qualifications that open doors: Maths, both Englishes, Combined Science, Geography and Psychology. Every one is fully accessible to home-educated students as private candidates.

Why IGCSE for the core subjects?

Standard GCSE English Language requires a spoken assessment in controlled conditions, and GCSE sciences require teacher-signed practical endorsements. Neither can be done from home. The IGCSE versions of these subjects are assessed entirely by written exam, carry the same 9–1 grades, and are accepted by sixth forms and universities. It’s the qualification route built for students outside a school building, which is exactly why we chose it.

Launching September 2026

What your child will study.

Mathematics

Every topic taught from scratch: number, algebra, geometry, ratio and statistics. Worked-example videos walk through the methods step by step, and mastery checks make sure nothing is left behind before your child moves on.

Higher laneFoundation lane
IGCSEPearson Edexcel

English Language

Reading with insight and writing with control: comprehension, analysis, and the craft of writing for purpose and audience. Assessed entirely through written exams, so the whole qualification is deliverable from home.

All abilities, one pathway
IGCSEPearson Edexcel

English Literature

Poetry, prose and drama: how writers create meaning, and how to write about it convincingly. Texts are studied in depth with guided analysis lessons building towards full exam-style responses.

All abilities, one pathway
IGCSEPearson Edexcel

Combined Science (Double Award)

Biology, Chemistry and Physics taught as one connected course, worth two IGCSE grades. No practical endorsement is required, so home-educated students can access the full qualification. Demonstrations are built into the lessons.

Higher laneFoundation lane
IGCSEPearson Edexcel

Psychology

Memory, development, social influence and the brain: a rigorous introduction to the science of human behaviour. Exam-only assessment with no coursework, and a subject most schools struggle to staff.

All abilities, one pathway
GCSEAQA

Geography

Physical and human geography through real-world case studies, fieldwork skills and map work: rivers and coasts, cities and populations, climate and the forces shaping our world.

All abilities, one pathway
IGCSEPearson Edexcel
Included with every subscription

Ten life skills courses: the world today, taught properly.

Money, resilience, communication, AI literacy: short optional courses (8–12 lessons each) available at KS3 and KS4, with a completion badge for every course.

Financial Literacy & Independence
Time Management & Productivity
Adulting Essentials
Communication & Professional Skills
Future-Proof Tech & Creative Skills
Emotional Intelligence & Resilience
AI Literacy & Coding
Mental Health & Wellbeing
Employability & Career Readiness
Adult Life Navigation
Exam guidance

Wondering how the exams actually work? Here’s exactly what happens.

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All qualifications are available to private candidates

Your child does not need to be registered at a school to sit these exams. IGCSE and GCSE qualifications are fully accessible to home-educated students as private candidates.

02

We signpost exam centres near you

You book directly with a registered exam centre. We provide guidance on how to find one and what to expect, including costs, registration deadlines, and what your child needs to bring.

03

Just two exam boards across six subjects

Maths, English Language, English Literature, Combined Science and Geography are all with Pearson Edexcel. Psychology is with AQA. Fewer boards means simpler admin, fewer registration processes, and less to manage.

Exam fees are paid directly to the centre, typically £50–100 per subject. We’re transparent about this from the start.
In development

Business, Sociology and History are on the way.

Join the waitlist and we’ll tell you the moment each new subject opens, and you’ll be first in line for launch.