Welcome back to the 2nd in my mini-series on creating a Homeschool plan. If you have missed the first post in the series then you can hop over and read more on developing a plan and setting a course for your high school. There are plenty of posts out there on homes educating in general …
Homeschooling highschool children in the UK was a choice not many make and taking the American SAT path while maintaining our Charlotte Mason ethos rather than the UK’s A-Level program most certainly put us on a road that very few UK home educators had travelled. However, we stuck with what suited our children most and …
This is a question that seems to crop up a lot. In the UK when you take IGCSE’s and A-Levels, you would check what exam board your nearest exam center uses, you would then buy the Edexcel/Cambridge/AQA, etc course for English/Maths/Fill-in-your-subject. Right? The American system is different. That is not how it works and actually…therein …
Exam season is over for the year which is just as well, for nerves are stretched knowing that so much rides on doing well in these final exams. For our family, June saw the end of our homeschooling journey. We have taken the American SAT route with our youngest daughter and at the beginning of …
What if I were to tell you that you don’t have to ditch how you learn, your educational philosophies, or your favourite resources. What if I told you that you could continue to keep God at the center of your home education and that you can ditch GCSEs and A-Levels, would it interest you? If …
Gosh! It has been a while, hasn’t it? July has been a busy and exciting month but things seem to be getting back under control and I thought I’d love to pop in here for a little catch-up and natter. *Just a little warning…this is a photo-heavy post with lots of lovely snippets of Tuscany* …
