Homeschooling
Online classes for children who study at home
We teach children who do not go to school. One subject or all subjects, Classes 3 to 12, CBSE, ICSE, NIOS and state boards. Live classes with a teacher, on a fixed weekly timetable. We also have a separate programme for children with special needs.
How homeschooling works in India
The basics
- Your child studies at home instead of going to school.
- This is allowed in India.
- You choose the board and the syllabus.
- Up to Class 9, most families follow the CBSE, ICSE or state board syllabus.
The board exams
- For Class 10 and 12, most homeschooled children give the NIOS exams. NIOS is the open schooling board of the Government of India.
- Some children stay enrolled in a school and go there only for the exams.
- Some give the IGCSE exams as private candidates.
- You choose the exam route. We teach that syllabus.
What we offer
Two options
The two are separate. Each has its own teachers, its own fees and its own page.
01Classes for homeschooled children
For a child who studies at home and can follow a normal class. We teach one subject or all subjects, live online, on a fixed weekly timetable. Fees are per class.
02Special Needs Learning Programme
For a child with ADHD, autism, dyslexia or another learning difficulty. One to one classes, a counsellor, and a learning plan made for your child. Fees are per month.
Classes for homeschooled children
One subject or all subjects
Classes are 45 minutes, live online, with the same teacher every time. Each subject has fixed days and a fixed time, usually in the morning. Your child studies one to one, or in a group of up to 4 homeschooled children of the same class. There is homework after every class. Every weekend you get a written update on how your child is doing.
- Classes 3 to 12
- CBSE, ICSE, NIOS and state boards
- From ₹250 a class
Special Needs Learning Programme
For children with special needs
Some children cannot learn in a normal class. They may have ADHD, autism, dyslexia, or another learning difficulty. For these children we have a separate programme. A counsellor first understands how your child learns. Then we make a learning plan for your child and teach one to one.
- Can replace school, or run along with school
- The same teacher every time, who knows your child’s plan
- The plan is reviewed every 12 weeks
Can a child study at home instead of going to school?
Yes. For the Class 10 and 12 exams, most homeschooled children give the NIOS exams. NIOS is the open schooling board of the Government of India. Some children stay enrolled in a school and go there only for the exams. Some give the IGCSE exams as private candidates. You choose the exam route. We teach that syllabus.
How does my child sit the board exams?
Either through the school your child is enrolled in, or through NIOS, the open schooling board, which holds Class 10 and 12 exams for children who study at home. You arrange that part. We teach the syllabus for it.
Can you teach every subject?
Yes. Most families give us Maths, Science and English and keep the rest. Some give us everything. You can change at the start of any month.
What does a week with you look like?
Set days and times for each subject, usually in the morning. 45 minute classes with homework after each one. Every weekend, a written update on where the year stands.
What does it cost?
₹250 a class for Classes 3 to 5, ₹300 for 6 to 9, ₹500 for Class 10, ₹650 for 11 and 12. Three subjects, three classes a week each, in Class 7 comes to about ₹10,800 a month. Paid monthly, in advance, by a payment link on WhatsApp.
What is the Special Needs Learning Programme?
It is our programme for children with special needs, such as ADHD, autism, dyslexia or another learning difficulty. A counsellor first understands how your child learns. Then we make a learning plan for your child and teach one to one. It can replace school, or run along with school.
Not sure which option is right for your child
Message us on WhatsApp and tell us about your child. We will tell you which option is right. If we are not the right fit, we will say so.