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Take the placement assessment
A short assessment at sign-up routes your child to the right starting point in each subject, including the Higher or Foundation tier in Maths.
Finally. A holistic curriculum built for home.
Built by a school leader: flexible, AI-supported pathways for years 7–11 and real-world skills for home-educating families. Your child advances on what they've mastered, not on the date.
IGCSE & GCSEYears 7–11Specialist reviewed
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A full replacement curriculumSafeguarding built inDesigned for EHE families & beyondAP provider & LA ready
A curriculum spanning Key Stage 3 through to Key Stage 4, at your child’s pace.
Foundations in Years 7–9, IGCSE & GCSE qualifications in Years 10–11, and Functional Skills English and Maths at every level, with real-world life skills throughout.
IGCSE & GCSE qualifications for Years 10–11
Maths
English Language
English Literature
Science (Double Award)
Geography
Psychology
More subjects in development. We’re expanding the Key Stage 4 line-up: further qualifications are on the way, so your child’s pathway can keep growing with them.
Strong foundations for Years 7–9, taught well
Maths
Non-examinedEnglish
Non-examinedScience
Non-examinedMore subjects in development. We’re building out the wider Key Stage 3 curriculum: humanities, languages and the arts are on the way. Life-skills courses are already available alongside the core three.
Functional Skills English & Maths, at the right level
Functional Skills English
EdexcelEntry Level 3Level 1Level 2
Functional Skills Mathematics
EdexcelEntry Level 3Level 1Level 2
Primarily a Key Stage 4 option. Entry Level 3 also suits Key Stage 3 learners building confidence.
Real-world skills, taught with real intent.
Ten courses that prepare your child for the realities of adult life: money, wellbeing, communication, AI, employability and more. Every course runs at both Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4, deepening in complexity and real-world application as your child grows, so what they learn is always matched to their age and life stage.
From budgeting and banking to tax, credit, and long-term planning.
Build routines that create genuine progress, without burnout.
The practical knowledge young people need to live independently.
Verbal, written, and interpersonal skills for work and life.
Digital capability is no longer an advantage. It's a baseline.
Understand emotions, manage stress, and build lasting resilience.
AI is reshaping employment. Students who understand it lead.
Self-awareness and the tools to look after your own mental health.
CVs, interviews, and the skills UK employers say are missing.
Voting, rights, the NHS, and civic life, with confidence.
Financial Literacy & Independence
From budgeting and banking to tax, credit, and long-term planning.
Available at KS3 & KS4 · revisited as students progress · 12–14 lessons per course.
Explore the Life Skills curriculumHow Latitude works: a clear path from sign-up to mastery.
Built on Rosenshine’s principles of direct instruction: the same structure used in strong classrooms, made to work at home.
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Build your child's pathway
Choose the subjects and real-world skills that fit your family. Reorder and add modules any time.
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Learn with mastery gating
Direct-instruction lessons unlock as your child demonstrates they're ready. They progress on performance, not the calendar.
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Track everything as a parent
Your dashboard shows completion, mastery and weekly progress: the evidence you need, at a glance.
Six ways to explain the same thing. The AI tries all of them.
AI support is built in, not bolted on. A good teacher never explains a concept the same way twice if it isn’t landing. Neither does Latitude. When your child is stuck, the AI changes its approach again and again until something clicks. Watch it happen.
Up to six approaches
If one explanation doesn't land, the AI tries another: an analogy, a worked example, a visual breakdown. It never just repeats itself.
It learns your child
Every session builds a picture of how your child learns: their gaps, their pace, and the explanations that work for them.
Latitude tutor
Maths · Foundation · Equivalent fractions
Endless patience
It will explain the same idea ten times over without a flicker of frustration, something no classroom of thirty can offer.
The human is still there
You know your child. You notice when they're tired or anxious. The AI handles the patience and the explaining. You handle the rest.
The average student tutored one-to-one performed better than 98% of those taught in a conventional classroom.Benjamin Bloom · educational psychologist · “The 2 Sigma Problem,” 1984
For forty years the catch was cost: no school could give every child a personal tutor. It’s why education leaders like Sal Khan of Khan Academy now see AI as the way to put one-to-one tutoring within every family’s reach. On Latitude the AI does the tutoring, and you, the parent, can see everything they learn.
The longer your child learns with Latitude, the better it knows them.
Session 1
Learns the basics: which topics your child has met, and where they first stumble.
Session 10
Spots patterns: the explanation styles that click, the concepts that need revisiting.
Session 50
Knows your child: pace, gaps and preferences, documented across every lesson.
Built by an experienced school leader
David Bailey · Former Headteacher · SEND & Alternative Provision background
“You chose the harder path. I’ve spent a career inside the system that pushed you here, and I built Latitude to make home education genuinely work for your child.”
Headship backgroundDirect-instruction trainedOfsted-recognised school leadership
Built by someone who’s seen what schools get wrong.
Four promises we make to every family. Deliberately, and in writing.
Progress, not pressure
You see clear working-at bands (secure, in progress, next), never raw scores or predicted grades. Children get feedback, not a leaderboard.
Humans check the AI
The AI adapts its explanations to your child, with endless patience. Subject specialists review every lesson before it reaches them, and you can see everything your child learns.
You don’t need a school to sit exams
Your child sits IGCSEs and GCSEs as a private candidate at a local exam centre, typically £50–100 per subject paid to the centre. We’re transparent about this from day one, and we help you arrange it.
How private candidacy worksYour child’s data is not for sale
No child data sold, ever. The dashboard exists for you and your child, not for advertisers.
£35 a month. Everything included.
Most families study 4–5 subjects. At that point Latitude costs less than half the price of per-subject providers, with life skills, AI-supported feedback and the parent dashboard included.
Pay for the year and it’s £350: two months free.
Exam fees are paid separately to the exam centre, as they are for all home-educated students. We help you book them.
AP provider or Local Authority? See how Latitude works for institutions
Founding families · first 50 only
Join first, and £35 a month is your price for life.
- £35 a month, for life
- A direct line to David
- A say in the roadmap
- A private founding group
- Live video Q&As
Families
£35/ month
Monthly rolling, cancel any time. Pay for the year instead: £350, two months free.
Everything one child needs, across every subject.
- Every IGCSE & GCSE subject included
- All ten life-skills courses, KS3 and KS4 versions
- Parent dashboard and weekly progress email
- Cancel any time: monthly rolling, no contract
The things every family asks first.
What does it cost, all in?
£35 a month for one child, covering every subject we offer from Key Stage 3 to Key Stage 4, with the Life Skills curriculum included. Prefer annual billing? £350 a year works out at £29.17 a month. The placement assessment is free when it opens for the autumn term, and you can cancel anytime.
The only other cost is exam entry when the time comes: typically £50–100 per subject, paid directly to your exam centre, never to us.
Are these real qualifications?
Yes. IGCSEs and GCSEs are awarded by Pearson Edexcel and AQA, the same boards schools use. Your child enters as a private candidate through an approved exam centre, and we help you arrange it.
What if my child is behind?
That’s exactly what the placement assessment is for. It finds where your child genuinely is, not where their school year says they should be, and the Consolidation lane rebuilds missed ground before GCSE-level work begins.
How does the AI teaching actually work?
Lessons are mastery-gated: your child moves on when they’ve shown they’re ready, never before. If an explanation doesn’t land, the AI tries another way, with endless patience. There are six ways to explain the same idea.
Subject specialists review every lesson before it reaches your child, and you can see everything they learn throughout.
How do I know it’s working?
You get a weekly progress email and a live dashboard showing each subject’s working-at band at a glance, rather than raw scores. It’s evidence you can show anyone who asks about your provision.
How do exams work without a school?
Your child sits the papers as a private candidate at a local approved exam centre. Entry is typically £50–100 per subject, paid to the centre. We’re transparent about this from the start and help you arrange it. The certificate comes from Pearson Edexcel or AQA, exactly as it would from a school.
What happens to my child’s data?
No child data sold, ever. Progress data exists so you and your child can see the route, nothing else.
Can we cancel?
Yes, anytime. Latitude is monthly rolling, with no lock-in. If it isn’t working for your family, you stop paying.
our commitment · your child
Every child deserves a full education. So do you.
See how the placement assessment finds exactly where your child is, and join the waitlist to be first in when enrolment opens for the autumn term.