Students meet with their personal tutor once a week in a group setting, providing a regular touchpoint for guidance and support. If they need additional help, they can also request a one-to-one session as needed.

Yes! We offer in-person school trips throughout the year, giving students the chance to connect face-to-face while enhancing their learning. These are usually day trips and vary depending on the subjects students take. In the past, we’ve visited London Zoo with Key Stage 3 students and taken groups to London to see the musical SIX. While trips are typically limited to 1-3 per year, they provide fantastic opportunities for students to socialise and bring their studies to life outside the virtual classroom.

As a virtual school, face-to-face interactions are limited. However, we understand how important face-to-face interactions are for your child, and we’re proud to offer ways to bring our community together in person! For example, we organise school trips 2-3 times a year, usually in London or Wales, depending on the subjects your child studies. For those looking for even more opportunities to meet with peers, we also offer residential stays (at an additional cost) and summer camps across the globe in collaboration with our wider Inspired Education Group.

Additionally, our Private Community Facebook page is a great way for families to connect, share experiences, and arrange local meet-ups. Many of these smaller gatherings are organised by our wonderful King’s InterHigh parents. With these opportunities, your child can enjoy meaningful social interactions while feeling part of a supportive and welcoming community.

As an Inspired school, King’s InterHigh offers students the opportunity to join world-class summer programmes at some of the top boarding schools across Europe. To find out more and register an enquiry, please click here: https://kihstaging.newwave-web.co.uk/our-school/inspired-summer-camps/

King’s InterHigh learners have multiple opportunities to socialise with their classmates and build lifelong friendships with their peers. In class, lessons are interactive, and students often work together in small groups using our digital breakout rooms.

Outside the classroom, we offer a range of clubs and extra-curricular activities, common rooms, social platforms, and in-person events. Students can also build their leadership and teamwork skills through a variety of school initiatives, from the student council to our student-led newspaper.

Not at all! In fact, many of our students tell us they feel more confident socialising in our online school environment. King’s InterHigh learners have plenty of opportunities to connect, collaborate, and build lifelong friendships with their peers.

In class, lessons are interactive, with students working together in small groups and digital breakout rooms. Outside the classroom, they can join a wide range of clubs, extracurricular activities, and social platforms, as well as common rooms and in-person events. Many students also develop leadership and teamwork skills through initiatives like the student council and our student-led newspaper.