Support for Home Educating Families

Emotional support and gentle routines for when learning feels chaotic Some days just wobble.Maybe the morning started with tears over socks. Maybe the maths book mysteriously disappeared. Maybe you woke up already running on empty. Every family has those days where even the most carefully planned learning melts into mess and emotion. In school, these…

Why Home Education Works Best in Community Because learning at home doesn’t mean learning alone.When you step into home education, it can feel like walking into a vast open space full of freedom, but also a little lonely at first.No school gate chats. No term dates. No ready-made network of parents to swap ideas (or…

How autumn learning can be hands-on, nature-inspired, and flexible There’s a quiet magic to learning in rhythm with the year. As the air cools and the leaves turn, many home-educating families find that autumn invites a different pace- slower, deeper, and more connected to the world outside the window. Unlike the fixed timetable of school,…

What’s the Difference? Across the world, families are choosing to take learning into their own hands. But the language we use to describe this journey often shifts depending on where you live. Two of the most common terms are home education and homeschooling. At first glance, they look the same. Both involve parents stepping outside…

One of the quiet challenges of home education or any kind of family-led learning is figuring out how to structure your day. Not to mimic school, not to tick boxes… but to find a rhythm that helps your days feel calmer, more connected, and more sustainable. It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking…