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Ever notice how some children seem to learn best when they’re talking, listening to music, or repeating things out loud? If your child hums their way through history facts, loves read-alouds, or remembers every word of a story they’ve only heard once, chances are you’ve got an auditory learner on your hands. And that’s not Read More

If you’re homeschooling three, four — or even more—children, you already know that keeping a schedule can feel a bit like herding cats. Someone’s always hungry, someone’s always lost their pencil, and someone else is loudly narrating their long division. Sound familiar? Large family homeschooling comes with unique joys and real challenges. While the dream Read More

When we think about homeschooling, most of us focus on academics — reading, maths, science, history. But education isn’t just about textbooks. It’s also about shaping character, building empathy, and helping children understand their role in the world. Volunteering and community service are powerful ways to do exactly that. Unlike classroom-based learning, volunteering offers real-world Read More

When you’re homeschooling, it’s easy to focus so much on academics that extracurriculars take a back seat. But here’s the thing — extracurricular activities aren’t just optional extras. They play a huge role in shaping your child’s social, emotional, and physical development. Think about it In a traditional school, children naturally have access to clubs, Read More

Imagine this You’re sitting across from a university admissions officer, and instead of being met with scepticism about your homeschooling journey, you’re handed a compliment—”This is the most organised and insightful portfolio we’ve seen all year.” That’s the power of a well-crafted homeschool portfolio. Whether you’re preparing for annual state reviews or showcasing your child’s Read More

If you’ve ever heard your child groan through a lesson or drag their feet to the kitchen table for morning maths, you’re not alone. Keeping motivation high in a homeschool setting can be one of the most challenging parts of the journey — especially without classmates, bells, or the change of scenery that a school Read More

Ever feel like your child just isn’t connecting with a lesson, even though you’ve explained it a dozen different ways? You’re not alone — and it’s not a failure on your part or theirs. It’s often a simple case of learning style mismatch. Every child learns in their own unique way. Some absorb information through Read More

Ever tried teaching geography in the middle of a museum exhibit? Or sparked a love for science during a nature walk? Homeschool field trips bring lessons to life in a way no textbook can match. For many home educators, these outings become the most cherished and effective part of the week. If you’ve ever wondered Read More

So, you’ve decided to homeschool — or you’re seriously considering it. That’s a big step. But maybe you’re wondering “Will my child miss out on social time?” Or “Who do I talk to when I feel stuck or need support?” You’re not alone in asking these questions. Many families worry that homeschooling might feel isolating Read More

When your child has a learning disability or special educational need, homeschooling can feel like both a blessing and a burden. You love the flexibility. You want to meet them where they are. But some days, it’s hard to know if you’re doing enough — or doing it right. This is where a homeschool IEP Read More