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GCSE home schooling has moved a long way from its old image of kitchen table worksheets and isolated study. Today, families choosing this route can give their child a genuinely structured, accredited education while still gaining the freedom that first drew them away from a traditional classroom.

Choosing the right school is one of the biggest decisions a family makes, and for a growing number of parents, that decision now includes online school.

MVA has become the first online school to be recognised by Amazing Apprenticeships for Best Practices. MVA Careers Advisor Laura Udoh explains why.

This week saw the launch of mva:edited, our very first internal school magazine, by students and for students, filled with art, poetry, and insights into the countless clubs and events going on across the school and around the world 🌍

Minerva Virtual Academy is very excited to welcome PGA Professional Golfer Martyn Thompson as our latest MVA Athlete Ambassador.

In partnership with 8billionideas, MVA is proud to be launching a fully recognised International GCSE in future-ready skills, powered by OxfordAQA, as well as a full suite of skills-based courses through the 8billionideas Online Academy platform.

Learning from home offers freedom, flexibility and a calmer pace, but it also asks something of young people: the ability to focus, self-regulate and stay motivated without a classroom full of peers around them. For online learners, the screen can be both a window to the world and a source of distraction. This is where mindfulness comes in.

MVA Tutors, Minerva's multi-award winning tutoring service, is proud to announce that it is the chosen provider in a new scheme providing free online tutoring to serving Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Royal Fleet Auxiliary Families.

Exam season can feel daunting for any family, but when you are homeschooling, the responsibility of preparation often sits closer to home.

This week's edition of MVA Today comes from MVA Athlete Harry, on his experiences as a young para athlete.

MVA is proud to announce today a new partnership with the Janet Lomas School of Dance, the prestigious ballet school which, like many educational institutions, began providing online lessons during the pandemic, which proved to be a roaring success - and not just for ballet dancers.

MVA CEO Hugh Viney gave a stark warning to school leaders this month that the UK education sector is rapidly heading towards catastrophe if attitudes aren't changed and action isn't taken. At speed.