

Merry Christmas Everyone!
Tomorrow marks the final day of the Autumn term. It has been a very long 15 weeks, with Covid and norovirus affecting us in the first half of term, followed by a particularly tough half term that ended with three weeks of flu. This flu has hit our younger home schoolers and their parents especially hard, with some of our families feeling the effects for over 3 weeks. Despite all of this, the resilience and commitment across our community has been remarkable. Over the course o


Looking Ahead to Our Final Week of Autumn 2
As we head into our final week of Autumn 2, there’s a real sense of optimism in the air! It’s been a challenging half term for many of our homeschooling families, with a wave of norovirus, the 72-hour virus, and COVID making their rounds. But the good news is — we’re definitely on the mend!


First Week Back Homeschooling Has Gone Smoothly!
Week 1 Return to Homeschooling Went Smoothly


Friday's Reflections
We have now reached week 8 of the new year and we have managed to answer almost 24,000 maths and English questions between us. Absolutely...


Friday's Reflections
We have just finished our first four weeks. The learners from last year came back and have returned to the pace before the holidays. We...


Friday's Reflections
We are now at the end of week 2. So far, we have have already done16 hours of maths and 15 hours of English and 98 units in total have...


Friday's Reflection - When are the Summer Holidays?
This is a question I am asked a lot right now. Term time ends at 5.00pm on Friday 23rd July for the Homeschoolers. If you have done...


Friday's Reflections
We have now made it to the last push. Our last half term starts on Monday. There are seven weeks to the end of the academic year....


Friday’s Reflection
Well we have made it to the end of term with our sense of humour still in tack. We have answered over 90,000 maths and English questions...


Friday’s Reflections
We are now 2/3s of the way through this term, with two weeks to go until the Easter Break. Most of the ‘inschoolers’ have now gone back...



















