By Sammy Fletcher, Education Consultant at Cambridge Online School
This article examines how live online teaching can widen the educational options available to families, schools and employers, particularly for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and for internationally mobile families who need continuity when relocating. Drawing on a case from Bridge Online School, the author, Sammy Fletcher, argues that well-planned online provision can act as a bridge back into education rather than a permanent replacement for the classroom, and can offer a cost-effective way of meeting individual needs.
Read the full article: SBJBC_The_Changing_Landscape_of_Education
About Cambridge Online Education
Cambridge Online Education is a UK-based online education group, established in 2002, that delivers British education and qualifications to students internationally through live, interactive online teaching. Its portfolio includes Cambridge Home School Online, Queen’s Online School, the Online College of Art & Design, Access Courses Online and Bridge Online School, covering primary and secondary education through to GCSEs, A Levels, foundation programmes and adult access qualifications. Teaching is delivered in small classes by qualified UK teachers with personalised support, and Bridge Online School focuses on pupils with SEND who face barriers to accessing mainstream education.
Find out more at www.cambridgeonlineeducation.com
