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The Waldorf approach places a special emphasis on the power of storytelling and the role of books in a child’s development. Stories can...

Worldschooling emerges as one of the most adventurous and immersive approaches to home education. This educational philosophy combines the freedom of home learning with the rich experiences of travel, creating a lifestyle where the entire world becomes the classroom and cultural immersion replaces textbook learning.

Waldorf education stands out as a distinctive philosophy that has been quietly transforming children’s learning experiences for over a century.

Developed by Dr. Maria Montessori in the early 1900s, this child-centred approach has been transforming educational experiences for over a century, offering families a scientifically-based alternative that can be beautifully adapted for home education.

Forest School education offers a refreshing return to nature-based learning that honours children’s fundamental need for outdoor exploration and adventure.

In the diverse landscape of home education approaches, unschooling stands as perhaps the most radical departure from traditional...

The traditional classroom model has dominated British education for generations, but a growing number of families are discovering that one size doesn’t fit all when it comes to learning. Alternative education approaches are gaining momentum across the UK, offering fresh perspectives on how children can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

In the landscape of alternative educational approaches, Friedrich Froebel’s pioneering work stands as the bedrock upon which modern early childhood education is built.

What began in the small Italian city of Reggio Emilia has become a globally recognised philosophy that celebrates children as competent, curious researchers capable of constructing their own learning.

Laia Farran Graves speaks to Noemí Cámara a writer and language teacher who has been home educating for eight years.