Live British primary education, with a school around every child.

Children in Years 1–6 follow a broad British curriculum through live, timetabled lessons. Teachers explain, question, model and respond in real time, while regular routines help younger pupils feel secure and ready to learn.

• Years 1–2 · Key Stage 1 · ages 5–7

• Years 3–6 · Key Stage 2 · ages 7–11

• Live weekday teaching from the iBOS school building in London

• A continuous route into iBOS Secondary and Sixth Form

English and mathematics establish the fluency, vocabulary, reasoning and confidence children need for every later stage. Science, humanities and wider subjects help pupils connect those foundations to the world around them.

• English and literacy

• Mathematics and numeracy

• Science, history and geography

• Computing, languages, art, music and physical education

The day begins with tutor time or assembly before live lessons. Planned breaks, pastoral contact and optional enrichment for Year 3 and above give the week a recognisable school rhythm rather than leaving families to assemble learning themselves.

Families can see attendance, work and feedback through the school’s systems and maintain direct contact with the people teaching and supporting their child. This is a partnership with parents, not an expectation that parents become the teacher.

iBOS teachers deliver lessons from the school’s London base. That shared professional setting supports consistent teaching, safeguarding oversight, collaboration and the accountable school structure families expect.