Cambridge Home SchoolEST. 2002
International Families
Cambridge Home School brings live, small-group British education to ambitious pupils around the world. Expert teachers, a remarkably broad curriculum and a school community that travels with you.
Winwin, Ashima & John · World Scholar’s Cup, Johannesburg 2026
For many families, choosing a school has meant choosing what is available locally, relocating, or considering boarding. Cambridge Home School changes that equation.
Specialist British teachers, live lessons, small classes and an ambitious curriculum — while your child remains at home with their family. A positive choice of school, not a compromise of place.
Namibia → Cambridge Home School
Xenia joined Cambridge Home School after first discovering our sister art college. She went on to complete her IGCSEs with CHS before progressing to A levels.
Xenia · Namibia
In her story, Xenia describes expert teachers, small live classes, academic support and university preparation — alongside the friendships, clubs and student-led activities that make CHS a school community.
Our pupils
Cambridge Home School pupils live around the world, but learn together every day. Their experiences are different. Their school is shared.
Isabel · Jamaica · Head Girl
“With students spanning so many continents, you can imagine how exciting it is to share glimpses of our very different lives.”
Isabel studied at CHS from Jamaica and became Head Girl. Mentoring, Houses, competitions and friendships placed her at the heart of school life — not at its edge.
Heer · Uganda · Competitive swimmer
“The lessons are very interactive and we are all engaged even though we live miles away from each other.”
Heer combined CHS with competitive swimming and representing Uganda at national-team level. Training, lessons and travel were all part of his life: he could carry his school everywhere.
Claire · Singapore
“All of us are in different parts of the world.”
Supportive teachers, conversations and jokes with classmates: Claire describes the everyday reality of a shared school, and keeping that connection while travelling.
Shloka · India
“The nine kids in my class are from different parts of the world.”
Shloka describes teachers in Britain and classmates around the world. Friendships, clubs, Houses and curiosity about other cultures made school part of a rich life at home in India.
Ahmed Rahim · Saudi Arabia
Ahmed describes continuity of British education in Saudi Arabia: live lessons, relationships with teachers, friendships, clubs and Houses. A change of country need not mean starting school life again.
These films reflect pupils’ experiences at different points in CHS’s history. Details of their classes and routines describe their own school years.
A local school’s subject choices can be shaped by access to specialist teachers and the size of a subject cohort. At CHS, pupils encounter the breadth of a strong British independent education.
A selection across our school stages; availability depends on year group and programme.
Continuity, wherever life takes you
Move city. Move country. Keep your school.
Work, family circumstances and life itself can bring a change of address. Your child can retain their teachers, classmates and curriculum, with continuity in the education they have chosen.
You needn’t be moving at all. Many international families choose CHS for a British education while continuing to live in their own country.
This is live school: teachers and classmates, questions and discussion. Not a library of recordings or a self-study platform.
With no more than 10 pupils in a class, teachers have space to notice how a pupil thinks, invite their contribution and nurture their curiosity.
From early foundations to IGCSE/GCSE and A Level study, each school stage prepares pupils for the next.
Cambridge Home School pupils progress to leading universities in the UK and internationally.
The majority of the Class of 2026 progressed to their preferred Russell Group universities. Other pupils secured opportunities including US scholarships and university places in Dublin, Switzerland and Amsterdam.
Examination arrangements depend on the qualification and subject. Families arrange an examination centre; some subjects require examinations in the UK.
Belonging is built in the everyday: conversations with classmates, House competitions, pupil-led clubs and the work pupils create together.
Sometimes those shared ambitions bring pupils together in person. Winwin, Ashima and John represented CHS at the World Scholar’s Cup Johannesburg Round in 2026, taking part in writing, debate and academic challenge.
CHS around the world
Where pupils have shared their experiences, their stories appear above.
Choosing a school from another country can raise different questions. Our Admissions team can help you understand the school, curriculum and admissions process and whether CHS is the right fit for your child.