Blogging About Home Ed Since 2004…

There’s a lot of content here. I’ve been blogging about home ed life since 2004. I get it!

Browse the categories below and use the search bar to dig up specific content, such as content about neurodivergence in children, late dx, or simply useful tips and ideas for home ed. Trust me, I’ve done it all.

Happy reading and reach out in the comments sections with your thoughts!

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Home Ed Inspiration, Ideas, and Activities

Click the links below and scroll through my collection of ideas, workshops, excursions, and more to discover practical everyday activities you can do together in and around your home classroom.

Home Ed Life

Neurodivergence in Children

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Neurodivergence Late Dx

Home Education by Age and Special Interests

Explore our collection of activities, ideas, and resources tailored for different ages and learning adventures. From sensory play with toddlers to exam preparation with teenagers, plus our special passion for living Tudor history at Kentwell Hall.

Early Years Home Education (Ages 0-5)

The magic of early learning happens through play, exploration, and following your child’s natural curiosity. These formative years are about creating rich environments where learning flows naturally through everyday adventures – no formal lessons required, just lots of wonder and discovery together.


Primary Years Home Education (Ages 6-11)

Primary years bring the perfect balance of hands-on exploration and gentle structure. This is when children’s natural curiosity flourishes through exciting projects, real-world adventures, and discovering that learning can be joyful. We focus on building confidence alongside skills, always following their interests and enthusiasm.


Secondary Years Home Education (Ages 12-18)

The secondary years mark an exciting shift towards independence and deeper learning. Teenagers thrive when given ownership of their education journey, whether pursuing exam routes, exploring passion projects, or preparing for life beyond home ed. It’s about mentoring rather than directing, supporting their growing autonomy while staying connected to their goals.


Kentwell Hall Tudor Recreation Adventures

For over 15 years, our family has immersed ourselves in living Tudor history at Kentwell Hall’s extraordinary recreations. These aren’t just visits – they’re transformative learning experiences where children don’t just study history, they live it. From churning butter in period costume to speaking Tudor English, these adventures have shaped our understanding of bringing learning to vivid life.

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Visit The Archive

I’ve been blogging for so long I’ve racked up over 5,000+ posts. Impressive eh?

I created a dedicated archive page to preserve my content and make it accessible for everyone to browse and glean tidbits from my experiences as a neurodiverse home ed mum.

Enjoy!

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Get in Touch

Need support for your home ed journey? Looking for tutoring for your young person? Have an idea for a collaboration? I’d love to hear from you!

How I Can Help

After 20+ years of home educating my four children (two now adults), I’ve gathered a wealth of experience that I’m passionate about sharing. Beyond blogging and guest writing, I offer several services designed to support families on their home education journey.