This is a comprehensive guide for homeschooling families who want to embark on long term international travel and become a worldschooling family. It’s mainly based on our own journey as a family. What we have learned and also from other like minded families we have shared time with along the way. Embarking on long-term international […]
Koh Lanta is perfect for families. Beaches, pool resorts, bars, restaurants a plenty and they always try and accommodate young children which keeps them entertained. If the kids are happy, then the adults can relax with a cold beverage. All is dreamy! It’s also well developed enough to have most of the amenities a young […]
We have already wrote a blog on worldschooling sharing our first impressions after a few months of travel. Click here and have a read. This blog shares how we feel after more than a year of travel and educating our children as we move. After deregistering our children from the UK school system in […]
Coping with Kids 24/7: A Realistic Perspective on Homeschooling I’m not going to lie, some days are challenging. Let me keep it real – some days are like trying to untangle a slinky while wearing mittens. You know that feeling when summer holidays roll around, and you're desperately hunting for activities? Homeschooling can feel like […]
Worldschooling our 5 children in South East Asia Whilst in the UK, Dionne and I discussed homeschooling our children for many months as we wrestled with this in a broader conversation about pursuing our dreams and travelling as a family long term. Our children’s education was one of the most important considerations for us if […]
Preparation for Long Term Travel When we decided to embark on this trip of a lifetime, we were under no illusions about just how big a commitment we were making. With big commitment, comes big responsibility. Fail to plan, plan to fail as they say. Affordability Before even considering how we prepared for such a […]
Learning through play – Hot Lava Maths After a period of frustration trying to follow the school’s direction for homeschooling during lockdown, Dionne decided to tear up the script. She created her own lessons and when the opportunity presented itself, she tried them out with the kids. The results speak for themselves. The hot lava […]
Pandemic Homeschooling During Covid, schools were told to shut. Suddenly, parents were asked to become teachers with immediate effect. Although the schools were online via Zoom calls, we struggled to follow the structure. Dionne was asked to become a full time teacher in between all her other commitments as a homemaker. I was working full […]
