We're thrilled to share that Minerva's Virtual Academy has once again caught the eye of the educational press! This time, Schools Week features our innovative approach to post-Covid education in a compelling article.

MVA elite swimmer and hockey player Mira, discusses her new lease of life after discovering online schooling Minerva's Virtual Academy, which has transformed her day to day life by providing a more flexible and adaptable schedule for her.

Explore Florrie and Philippa's journey from a stressful mainstream school to thriving at Minerva's Virtual Academy. Discover how personalized, online education is not just an alternative but a transformative experience.

A-Level results day this year resonates with unique challenges and uncertainties faced by students during the pandemic. Minerva's Virtual Academy emerges as a beacon of change, offering an enriched Online Sixth Form experience that emphasises both academic and holistic growth. With a diverse community and personalised learning, MVA presents a compelling alternative to traditional education, urging students to embrace new educational pathways in an evolving world.

We've always been all about providing a cutting-edge education that meets the unique needs of every student at Minerva's Virtual Academy. Today, we're ecstatic to announce our recent partnership with MotorsportUK, the esteemed organisation steering the British F4 Championship and the British Kart Championships.

Minerva's Virtual Academy, in collaboration with the European Tennis Federation, has awarded a prestigious three-year scholarship to Andrei Radu, a promising Tennis Europe Junior Tour player. Radu, aged 14, will benefit from Minerva's online education system while pursuing his tennis career, thanks to the scholarship selection process overseen by a panel of Tennis Europe committee members.

MVA’s Head of Admissions and Marketing, Clare Sender, attended the largest ever workshop held by Spanish agency association Aseproce, addressing homestay shortages and opportunities for agents in online education.

We are delighted to have featured on MSN News today, as Headmaster Lawrence Tubb addresses the issue of students feeling underprepared for the world of work beyond school - as recent studies revealed only 36% felt they were.

Minerva's Virtual Academy could be the solution for oversubscribed state-funded schools in England struggling to accommodate SEND children. Our bespoke and flexible approach enables smaller class sizes and tailored teaching for each individual child, which is especially important for children with additional needs or disabilities.

Minerva’s Virtual Academy is delighted to announce Mark Edwards as a ‘game-changing’ hire from one of Britain’s leading preparatory schools to run its new Middle School for Years 7 & 8.

We are excited to announce that we have partnered with Tennis Esports as their official online school partner. This partnership is particularly noteworthy as it aligns with our vision at Minerva's Virtual Academy of being a world leader in forward-thinking education, and providing our students with the most innovative and engaging learning opportunities, including the use of virtual reality technology.

We have changed the way we approach education and believe our programme is attractive to modern employers. Our pupils’ timetables don’t look anything like the traditional school timetable, but rather resemble a work week calendar.

From putting an end to the bullying so endemic in many traditional schools to parents having more time with their children, and from ending the grind of the school commute, to getting the best academic education to GCSE and A level available from some of the best teachers in the UK, we get the bottom line of the options facing parents seeking a homeschool pure British education option for their children.

This article talks about career changes to helping your child to be a confident reader, 10 brilliant ways to enhance learning for you and your family in 2022.

Online schooling is certainly not the right fit for every child – and there are challenges and obstacles that come with online schooling. However, online schools are a good choice for some. It may be that homeschooling is a lifestyle choice, you are living overseas, your child has SEN or medical needs, they are a victim of bullying, or you simply prefer the alternative to what your own school is offering.

The ongoing impact of Covid-19 has led most of us, regardless of profession, to re-evaluate certain aspects of our lives that we had previously taken for granted: how we balance our work and home lives, or indeed the overall direction we want our career path to take.

Minerva's Virtual Academy has been re-introducing vulnerable children into school with SEND (Special Education Needs and Disabilities) who have lost confidence and have been failed by the system in their quest for adequate provision for their learning and development needs.

The rise of online teaching has provided another avenue for experienced teachers to have a positive impact on young people.

Discussion around the transformation of remote education which has occurred over the last year.

Discussion around the transformation of remote education which has occurred over the last year.

Are online schools the future?

Are online schools the future?

Hugh Viney discusses the importance of lifelong learning.

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