A termly development report
How your child is developing, not only what they scored. You read it, and so does your child.

You see what changed, in writing. Once a term, a report on how your child is developing, not only what they scored. Recorded, dated and verified, so you see the change instead of guessing at it.
Autumn term begins 14 September 2026. The consultation carries no fee, and there is nothing to decide on the day.
The qualifications your child sits here are Cambridge qualifications, recognised by more than 1,400 universities.




How your child is developing, not only what they scored. You read it, and so does your child.
Once a term, every Academy student sits down with their Mentor and their parents and goes through it. A report nobody opens is a filing exercise.
What your child actually did is written down when it happened, not reconstructed at the end of the year.
Every Academy student has a twenty-minute one to one every week of term, and you hear what came out of it. The termly report should never be the first you learn of something.
When the report shows a subject slipping, the response is available immediately rather than at the next parents’ evening.
Illustrative. Reporting points vary by programme and year group.
There isn’t a typical IWS student. Some train seriously for sport. Some perform. Some are already building something of their own. They live in different countries and meet in the same classrooms.
Georgiy G.IGCSE student, tennis athlete
Peter G.Show jumping, CSI level
Maksim B.A Level student, kendo athlete & IWS Head Boy
Milos L.Entrepreneur
Adrian R.Student athlete
Kei Y.IGCSE student, ballet athlete
Aydın T.Graduate, now in City University of London
Alexandru R.2025/26 Graduate, applied to top UK & Europe universities for Law
Emre K.Graduate, now studying Mathematics and Data Science
Serenity M.Debate Club leader
Thato R.A Level student, learning independently
Xenia A.A Level student, Science Club leaderTerm begins 14 September 2026. The consultation carries no fee.
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We can explain how IWS works. Our families can tell you what it is actually like. Filmed at home, unscripted, published with their permission.
The full school week. A regular timetable, houses, clubs, unlimited 1:1 support, and a weekly one to one with a Mentor.
Five taught lessons a week and more space around them. For a student training several hours a day or studying another programme at the same time, a full timetable isn’t always practical.
No fixed live timetable. Students use recorded lessons and course materials and organise study around their own schedule. They are still following the course, just doing it differently.
Tell us where your child is and what you are not being told at the moment. We answer on programmes, structure and the fees for their stage.
Thirty minutes with a qualified teacher, and a look inside the platform your child would use.
Placement, timetable, Mentor and house are settled before your child’s first lesson.
Houses and form groups are settled in the first week. A child who starts with everyone else meets a form group that is also finding its feet. Join later and the friendships have already formed, which is harder, though plenty of students do it and settle well.
We do take students mid-year. September is simply the easier week to arrive.
Tell us about your child. What is working at the moment, what isn’t, and what you are weighing up. Our admissions team reads these and replies within one working day.
Your details go only to our admissions team.
Registration is with their form group every morning, attendance is recorded, and their Mentor meets them weekly. If your child stops turning up you will hear it from a person, not discover it on a portal.
That is a fair worry, and it is why the weekly one to one exists alongside the termly report. Ask us at the consultation what we would tell you if your child were struggling. If the answer sounds like marketing, keep looking.
The development report and the weekly one to one are part of the Academy learning model. Bridge and Foundation are structured differently, and we would rather say so than let you assume otherwise.
Yes. Families join us from across the world. Lessons are timetabled and recorded, and we will be straight with you at the consultation about which parts of the day work from where you are, and which do not.
No. The autumn term begins on 14 September 2026, and that is the natural point to join, but we take students mid-year too. If a September start is what you want, a conversation this week keeps it open.