The school day
Look at lessons, independent work and the adult support your child needs at home.
How online school worksSchool options
CambriLearn offers school pathways for ages 4 to 19. Choose an age group to compare the relevant options, or open a curriculum page for its stages, subjects and teaching packages.

Choose the age group closest to your child. Each page helps you compare starting stages and decide which curriculum page to read next.

Ages 4 to 6
Compare starting stages and plan adult help at home.
Explore this stage
Ages 7 to 11
Compare teaching support and the routine your child will need.
Explore this stage
Ages 12 to 15
Check the next stage before choosing subjects.
Explore this stage
Ages 16 to 19
Compare qualifications and plan examinations and further study.
Explore this stageAges are a browsing guide. Your child’s readiness, previous learning and the pathway’s entry requirements determine the right starting point.
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Read the full curriculum page for subjects, teaching packages and progression through school.
Curriculum pathway
Early Years, Primary, Lower Secondary, International GCSE, AS and A Levels.
Explore International BritishCurriculum pathway
A separate qualification pathway, from International GCSE to International A Levels.
Explore Pearson EdexcelCurriculum pathway
South Africa’s national curriculum in English, from Grade RR to Matric.
Explore CAPSCurriculum pathway
South Africa’s national curriculum in Afrikaans, starting at Graad 1.
Explore KABVCurriculum pathway
A South African senior-school pathway towards the National Senior Certificate examined by the IEB.
Explore IEBCurriculum pathway
Kindergarten to Grade 12, with credits towards the US High School Diploma.
Explore US curriculumLook at lessons, independent work and the adult support your child needs at home.
How online school worksLive lessons, teacher feedback, assessments and additional help vary by curriculum and package.
Compare fees and packagesCheck how subjects and qualifications fit the next school stage or the plans after school.
Explore university pathwaysRead parent reviews and student stories, or check the school’s accreditation and registration details.
For a broader checklist of accreditation, teaching and costs, read our guide to choosing an online school across the school years.
Read the school selection checklistNo. You can start with your child’s age, current school stage and what you need from the next school. A consultant can help you compare the relevant pathways and packages.
No. Grade and stage names differ between curricula. The age guides organise the options, while admissions confirms placement using previous learning, readiness and entry requirements.
Yes. The fees page shows curriculum and package options. Check the current inclusions and ask about any separate textbooks, examination fees or other costs relevant to the chosen route.
Share your child’s latest school report, current curriculum and intended next step with admissions. This helps the team discuss a suitable entry point and any subject or timing considerations.
Tell admissions which curriculum and grade your child follows. Ask about placement, teaching support and fees before choosing.