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How to design a child’s room that inspires learning

Your kids will spend almost half their lives in their bedrooms – reading, sleeping, playing, dreaming, learning. So why not make their room into one that nurtures their curiosity and creativity every single day? Designing a space that balances comfort with inspiration makes learning a natural part of their environment. If you’re about to start decorating your child’s bedroom , here are some clever...

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Can't decide whether to home educate?

Should I homeschool my child? Is home education a good idea? If you're seriously thinking about it, chances are you already sense it could be the right path for your family. And here’s something reassuring: in many ways, you’re already home educating.

Think about it —every day, you're helping your child learn through love, conversation, life skills, play, and curiosity. You answer...

Can you home educate on a budget? Practical tips and free resources

How much does home education cost in the UK?

Home education doesn’t have to cost a lot of money. You can shape it to fit your family’s budget and circumstances. You don’t need tutors, expensive subscriptions, or a stack of shiny new resources. The only unavoidable cost is exams later on, as families must cover these privately.

That said, it’s important to be honest. For most families...

The freedom of home education

Why More Families Are Choosing Home Education in the UK

More and more parents are turning to home education as a flexible, personal way to support their child’s learning.

Without the pressures of school runs, standardised testing, and one-size-fits-all timetables, many families find a new sense of balance. Children have time to rest, play, and grow at their own pace. And parents...

Home Education vs Homeschooling

Why terminology matters to home educators When you choose to educate your child outside the school system, the words you use matter more than you might think.

In the UK, the preferred term is home education . It reflects a legal and practical reality: parents or carers take full responsibility for a child’s learning, shaping it around their interests, needs, and pace.

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