
I’m a Teacher, but my Children Won’t be Going to School!
I want my sons to be able to climb, run, move and play as much as they need to rather than be forced to sit still and write before they are developmentally able to.
Resources and ideas for your home learning journey
I want my sons to be able to climb, run, move and play as much as they need to rather than be forced to sit still and write before they are developmentally able to.
We can’t possibly predict the knowledge that will be required by our children in ten years time, yet we continue to rely on the school system of exams and rote knowledge.
How to make your own rainy day boxes that open up a world of possibilities of imaginative and creative play.
For some parents, unschooling might be the best chance at achieving an education for their children that fosters self-direction, self-growth and interested learned adults as an end product.
From cloud spotting to pasta maths, bug hunts to balloon tennis, there's plenty of inspiration for home education during longer summer days here.
School is seen as inevitable, with many not even realising that there are other ways to receive an education. Here are the reasons many experts choose unschooling for their kids.