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Home School and Home Education Resources

Home School and Home Education Resources

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We have compiled a list of resources and links to make your home educating journey easier. General BBC Bitesize – Learning materials for all school ages Top Marks – free primary resources and games with amazing links to other FREE resources for all ages. Primary Resources – Free lesson plans, activity ideas, and resources for teaching primary children Open Learn – Free learning from the Open University. There are some amazing free resources here for children aged 13 and over. Have Fun Teaching –…

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Approaches to Home Schooling and Education

Approaches to Home Schooling and Education

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The method of home education you choose is entirely up to you. You can opt to follow the national curriculum, i.e. traditional learning, or you can employ one of the many methods and styles that have gained popularity over time. Here are some questions for you to think about when thinking about the best method for you and your child. Personal Values Educational Philosophy Home-school Duration Educational Goals Family Circumstances Flexibility To help you decide what might work best for you, here is a…

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The Beginner’s guide to Home Schooling and Education

The Beginner’s guide to Home Schooling and Education

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The purpose of school is to provide education and learning opportunities to all people from a young age so they can acquire knowledge, develop skills, and form positive character traits that will prepare them for future success in life. Individually this gives each person a high standard of literacy and promotes critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills. From an economical point of view, it aids in the development of a skilled workforce and increased economic competitiveness. Therefore, in the UK,…

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Breastfeeding is best

Breastfeeding is best

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Breastfeeding is a skill that takes time to get the hang of. Lots of mums wonder if their baby’s feeding well and getting enough – especially in the first few days. But once you’ve mastered it, you’ll probably find it’s the easiest and most satisfying way to feed your baby. Breastfeeding means you’ll always have a constant supply of food for your baby, at the perfect temperature, whenever they need it.