Teneo International School is a fully online school with no physical campus. Live and recorded lessons are made available via our learning management system, Canvas, providing a flexible and accessible learning environment for learners.

Active parent involvement helps create a supportive learning environment, leading to happier, more successful learners! As a Teneo parent, your role is to encourage your learner by celebrating their progress, supporting them in sticking to a daily routine, and staying connected to their learning journey through the Canvas Parent App. For learners completing external Pearson Edexcel examinations, parents/guardians are also responsible for registering learners directly with an approved examination centre.

Typically, the following age ranges apply for each Key Stage: KS3 (Years 7 to 9): 11–14 years. KS4 (International GCSE): 14–16 years. KS5 (AS Level and A Level): 16–18 years.*Placement may vary based on academic readiness rather than age alone.

You’ll need a Windows or Apple device released in 2021 or later with a webcam, at least 4 GB of RAM, and 128 GB of storage. We also recommend having backup power to keep your computer and internet connected for at least four hours during power outages, plus a backup device – such as a parent or friend’s laptop/desktop – in case your primary device encounters technical issues.

Teneo International School is an inclusive online school that welcomes all learners, including those with learning barriers such as dyslexia, ADHD, anxiety, and autism spectrum disorder. We adhere to the awarding body's policies on access arrangements, ensuring fair participation without compromising academic integrity. Our supportive environment includes recorded lessons, integrated reading assistance, and a multisensory approach to learning. However, Teneo International School is a mainstream school and not equipped for specialised or remedial support. If your learner needs additional help, we recommend involving external professionals.

For the best learning experience, your child must complete their schooling using a laptop or desktop computer. While phones and tablets can be useful for occasional access, our platform is optimised for larger screens to ensure that all lessons, materials, and interactive features function smoothly. Using a laptop or desktop will provide your child with a more effective and engaging educational experience, allowing them to fully participate in live lessons and access resources without any limitations. Formal assessments may not be completed using a phone or tablet.

You will receive stationery and textbook lists once your learner has been enrolled.

No, we currently do not offer scholarships or bursaries.

Teneo International School is an inclusive school, and we will always have space for your child! While there are specific registration deadlines within each term, you can enrol at any time throughout the year.

Do I need to pay a registration fee?

Teneo International School does not offer single subject registration.

All of Teneo International School's live and recorded lessons are available on Canvas, our interactive online learning platform.

Missed a live lesson? No problem. All live lessons are recorded so that learners can catch up anytime.

Yes! All live lessons are recorded and available 24/7 on our online learning platform, so learners can watch – or rewatch – them anytime.

The school day usually runs from 07:45 to 14:40, with breaks between lessons. Hours may vary slightly depending on the specific qualification that you've enrolled for.

Yes, learners enjoy short breaks between lessons and a longer lunch break each day.

Live lessons typically range from 30 to 45 minutes, depending on the learner’s grade.

Yes, Teneo International School has a Code of Conduct, which is outlined in the Terms and Conditions available on our website.

Learners can find their daily lesson timetables in their calendar on our online learning platform and view them up to three weeks in advance.

In the event of a technical issue that prevents a teacher from presenting a live online lesson, the teacher will post an announcement in the relevant course and will upload a recording of the lesson as soon as possible.

While all subject content is integrated into our online learning platform, certain subjects still require physical textbooks or additional equipment. You will receive your learner's textbook and stationery lists upon enrolment.

At Teneo International School, academic integrity is non-negotiable. We use world-class online proctoring software to ensure academic integrity during all formal online assessments.

All assessments are completed on our online learning platform (excluding the external Pearson Edexcel examinations, which are completed at specific venues as allocated by the relevant examination centre).

Yes, all learners at Teneo International School receive a termly progress report.

Awarding bodies are organisations responsible for developing, administering, and assessing standardised examinations. They establish the curriculum, create examination assessments, and set grading criteria for various educational qualifications. These bodies ensure that assessments are fair, reliable, and consistent across different schools and regions. They often oversee a range of qualifications and provide certifications to learners upon successful completion of these qualifications.

Once an assessment has been submitted and graded, the marks will be made available to both you and your learner. Marks can be accessed at any time throughout the year, allowing both learners and parents to track progress and stay informed about academic performance. This transparency helps in understanding areas of strength and opportunities for improvement.

You can view your child's work and progress through the Canvas Parent App, allowing you to monitor your child's progress anytime. We will keep you updated on marks, assessments, and module completion, as well as upcoming assessments and attendance, to help you support your child's learning journey.

The amount of homework assigned varies by subject and is designed to align with curriculum requirements. Each piece of homework is designed to effectively support learners in their studies.

At Teneo International School, we have a zero-tolerance policy on cyberbullying to ensure a safe and supportive environment for our learners. However, we cannot control interactions on platforms like WhatsApp. We encourage parents to actively monitor their child's social media and join the same groups to help maintain a respectful online community for all learners.

Teneo International School does not run or manage any WhatsApp groups for parents or learners. While we value parent-to-parent connections, we encourage families to rely on our official communication channels for accurate and up-to-date information.

Yes! All new learners at Teneo International School complete orientation to get set up for success. They’ll learn how to use our platforms, access lessons and content, and feel confident in their new online learning environment.

Teachers use the Announcements section or inbox on the online learning platform to share important updates. They may message the whole class or individual learners. We encourage learners and parents to check these regularly to stay up to date.

Yes, we encourage all parents to request an online meeting with the relevant grade leader if they have any academic questions or concerns.

Yes, Teneo International School provides real-time test and exam support, which allows for instant assistance for all technical difficulties that may occur during internal formal assessments.

Getting support is easy! Simply reach out to us via the Contact Us page on our website for assistance with a range of issues, including help with registration, technical issues, account queries, academic concerns, or general enquiries.

Teneo International School communicates with parents via email to the email address provided upon enrolment, through WhatsApp, and via the Canvas Parent App. Please check your inbox regularly and activate all Canvas Parent App notifications to ensure you never miss important, time-sensitive communications.

7 September - 25 October 2026: Term 1 starts. 26 - 30 October 2026: Half-term break 2 November - 11 December: Term 1 resumes. 12 December 2026 - 3 January 2027: Christmas break. 4 January - 14 February 2027: Term 2 starts. 15 - 19 February 2027: Half-term break. 22 February - 25 March 2027: Term 2 resumes. 26 March - 11 April 2027: Easter/Spring break. 12 April - 30 May 2027: Term 3 starts. 31 May - 4 June 2027: Half-term break. 7 June - 9 July 2027: Term 3 resumes. 9 July 2027: Final day of teaching"

Formal lessons start on 7 September 2026.

Both Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge International are internationally recognised UK examination boards. Teneo International School primarily aligns with Pearson Edexcel pathways, as it is a recognised UK curriculum that meets international and national standards.

Yes! British International subjects are individual qualifications, and once complete, your learner will receive a qualification certificate from the awarding body, Pearson Edexcel. These are recognised qualifications that can be used for university and college applications, as well as country-specific equivalence certificates.

The timetable is designed to accommodate international learners. Recorded lessons and asynchronous learning are provided where live lesson attendance is not possible due to time zone differences.

No. The British International pathways are structured around international examination schedules, not any single national calendar. This may result in differences from local school holidays.

Yes, IEB learners who complete Grade 12 can pursue British International A Levels (Year 13). The IEB National Senior Certificate (NSC) is typically equivalent to an AS Level, qualifying learners to progress to A Level studies. A Levels are internationally recognised and often pursued after completing secondary school qualifications like the IEB NSC, provided entry requirements are met.

Teneo International School's monthly fees for Key Stage 3 of the British International Curriculum are structured as follows: Year 7: £423 per month (based on 6 subjects). Year 8: £423 per month (based on 6 subjects). Year 9: £423 per month (based on 6 subjects). Years 7 to 9 are all full-year academic packages. Note that a registration fee of £150 applies annually.

Teneo International School's monthly fees for the Int. GCSE pathway are structured as follows: £552 per month (£92 per subject, per month based on 6 subjects). Int. GCSE is a two-year pathway. Billing continues monthly while the learner remains active. Note that a registration fee of £150 applies annually.

Teneo International School's monthly fees for AS Levels are structured as follows: £512 per month (based on 4 subjects). AS Level is a standard curriculum. Billing continues while the learner remains active. Note that a registration fee of £150 applies annually.

Teneo International School's monthly fees for A Levels are structured as follows: £510 per month (based on 3 subjects). A Levels is a standard curriculum. Billing continues while the learner remains active. Note that a registration fee of £150 applies annually.

British International curriculum: • KS3: 30 October 2026 • KS4: Int. GCSE 1 - 30 October 2026 | International GCSE 2 no new enrolments without completing Int. GCSE Year 1 • KS5: No new enrolments for the year after 30 October 2026

Learners following the British International Curriculum can take exams internationally, however, parents are responsible for locating and registering with an approved examination centre.

Typical external examination periods include: January (Pearson-specific sessions), May/June (Pearson & Cambridge), and October/November (Pearson & Cambridge).

No. Teneo International School is not a Pearson Edexcel examination centre and does not conduct external examinations. All external examinations are completed at approved external centres such as British Council centres or independent private candidate centres.

We encourage parents to register learners for their external Pearson Edexcel exams several months before the relevant examination series. Early registration is strongly recommended due to centre capacity limits, subject availability, practical examination constraints, and administrative deadlines.

Examination centres differ in their approach to subject changes; while some centres may allow changes if they are made by specific deadlines, some centres do not accommodate subject changes after exam registration. Please reach out to your chosen examination venue for more details.

It is a document issued by the examination centre confirming subject entries, candidate details, examination series, and timetable information.

You should verify the spelling of the candidate's full name(s), date of birth, subjects and codes, exam series, and access arrangements.

Contact your examination centre immediately. Corrections may be possible before deadlines, but errors left uncorrected can cause problems on examination day or when results are issued.

Each examination centre sets its own exam registration deadlines, which may differ. Always confirm external Pearson Edexcel examination registration deadlines directly with your chosen exam centre.

Remote invigilation allows candidates to sit exams under live or recorded online supervision from home or another approved location.

No. It depends on the awarding organisation, subject, and examination centre policy.

You will need a computer or laptop, webcam and microphone, stable internet connection, quiet private room, and a secure software environment.

Candidates must remain visible at all times, not communicate with others, not access unauthorised materials, and follow all invigilator instructions.

Candidates who do not apply for external exams by the given deadline may be charged late entry fees or experience limited subject availability, depending on the exam centre. In some cases, the candidate may not be permitted to register late at all and would need to register for the next available external Pearson Edexcel examination series.

In most cases. it is not possible for learners to complete their Pearson Edexcel external exams at home. However, certain qualifications may permit Remote Invigilation Services, which would allow this, depending on the examination centre and awarding organisation.

Examination centres issue venue details for external Pearson Edexcel exams directly, via the Statement of Entry, via email or through an online portal. Please contact the examination centre directly for more information.

Results are issued by the examination centre via online portals, email, or direct collection.

It is not possible to directly appeal a grade, but you may request a review of marking, clerical checks, or script access.

Requests must be made through the examination centre. Deadlines apply and fees may be charged.

Yes. Post-results services can result in a grade increase, a grade decrease, or no change. Consider this carefully before requesting a review.

Teneo International School acts as an educational support provider only and it is the parent's responsibility to register their learner(s) for external exams and secure an appropriate exam venue.

Yes! Teneo International School offers the British International Curricilum from Key Stage 3 (Years 7 to 9), Key Stage 4 (Int. GCSE) and Key Stage 5 (AS and A Levels)

The IEB is recognised by top tertiary institutions worldwide. Grade 12 learners obtain the National Senior Certificate (NSC), an NQF Level 4 qualification equivalent to a Cambridge AS level, widely accepted for tertiary applications.

Yes. Structured mock examinations are provided to prepare learners for external Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge assessments.

No. The pathway follows international British curriculum frameworks (Pearson Edexcel/Cambridge) rather than a generic or national curriculum model.

If you've lost your Pearson Edexcel qualification certificate, please contact the exam centre or awarding organisation directly, Replacement certificates may take time to process and/or incur a fee.

Arabic Biology Business Studies Chemistry Computer Science Economics French Geography History Information and Computer Technology (ICT) Mathematics Physics Spanish

Does International GCSE French, Spanish, or Arabic start from the basics for people who have never learned a new language before?

Access arrangements allow learners with special educational needs, disabilities, or temporary injuries to complete the assessment without compromising its integrity or the demands of the examination.

All access arrangements are subject to approval by the registered examination centre and the awarding body (Pearson Edexcel). Teneo International School provides guidance and support throughout this process, but does not grant or approve these accommodations directly. To apply for any access arrangements for external examinations, parents should contact their chosen examination centre. For internal Teneo International School assessments, please contact our Support Team for more information. Note that specific application deadlines may apply.

AS Levels at Teneo International School is a 12-month program.

The full A Level course is 2 years in total (one AS Level year and one year of A Level requirements).

This is a course that typically takes 18 to 24 months. Teneo International School runs a 24 month program to ensure all content is taught and well tested for A level preparation. Modular courses can also then be written yearly.

Teneo International School offers the International GCSE pathway as a 2-year pathway.

Unfortunately, Teneo International School does not currently offer learnerships.

All lessons are taught by qualified, registered teachers who carefully set, mark, and moderate all assessments, including tests and exams. Many of our teachers also serve as markers and examiners for international examination boards, including Pearson Edexcel and Cambridge, ensuring a high standard of education and support for our learners.

Yes, Teneo International School is an inclusive school that welcomes learners with physical, mental, or academic barriers to learning. During the online enrolment process, you’ll have the opportunity to specify the type of barriers your child may experience and upload any supporting documentation. This information helps us ensure the necessary access arrangements are in place for internal formal assessments and allows our team to provide the necessary support to help every learner succeed.

We enrol learners year-round, but we recommend enrolling your learner as soon as possible to ensure that they don't miss out on any important academic information. To start the enrolment process, click Enrol Now on our website. The enrolment process includes guidance on enrolment closing dates per Term.

There is a once-off (non-refundable) registration fee that must be paid when enrolling your learner with Teneo International School.

We do offer sibling discounts at Teneo International School. Every sibling enrolled after the first enrolled learner will receive a 5% discount. The discount applies to the second and any subsequent siblings' school fees.

School fees are payable in advance in the amounts quoted by Teneo International School for the relevant school year. School fees can be paid monthly, termly or as a once-off annual payment. Monthly or termly fees are payable in advance by the 1st day of the relevant month.

Click on Enrol now and follow the step-by-step instructions to enrol your learner. New to Teneo International School? You may be asked to sign up first.

Your TFC code can be found on the payment page of the enrolment portal.

The TFC is your unique Teneo International School Family Code that is allocated to you and your family upon registration.

Your Teneo International School Family Code (TFC) will always remain the same throughout your journey at Teneo International School.

Kindly use your TFC (Teneo International School Family Code) as a reference when making payment. This code is assigned to you when you create your Family Profile on the enrolment platform.

We require the previous year’s final report to verify the learner’s academic progress and ensure correct placement for a smooth transition into the new school year at Teneo International School.

Learners are not required to take a placement test. However, we require the learner's most recent progress report to ensure that they are placed in the correct pathway.

Yes, learners can enrol with Teneo International School throughout the course of the year, but specific terms and conditions apply. Please navigate to our Terms and Conditions page for more information.

Once your learner's most recent report has been submitted, registration is complete, and the registration and first month's fees have been paid, we’ll ensure your learner is placed correctly. Placement is subject to meeting the admission criteria in terms of age and subject combinations.

Traditional schools require learners to attend classes in person, follow a fixed daily schedule, and keep pace with a classroom of many learners. Lessons happen once, in real time, and support is often limited by time and class size. Online schooling with Teneo International School offers a more flexible, personalised approach with a combination of live online lessons and pre-recorded lessons. All live lessons are recorded and available to revisit 24/7. This means learners can rewatch lessons, learn at their own pace, and catch up if they fall behind. Parents and teachers can also track progress in real time, allowing for earlier intervention and tailored support. In short, traditional schools prioritise physical attendance and uniform pacing, while Teneo International School combines structure with flexibility, giving every learner the support they need to succeed.

All internal assessments (including tests and exams) are marked by our expert teachers as part of your enrolment with Teneo International School. Only the International GCSE and AS Levels final exams are marked externally, and as such, you are required to pay examination board fees (payable directly to the relevant examination centre)