If you’ve found this site through Google then you’ve probably landed here because you’re looking for something practical about home education. Maybe you’re just starting out. Maybe school has stopped working for your child and you have no idea what comes next. Or maybe you’ve been doing it for years and want new ideas, solidarity & recognition that much as it’s GREAT, home-ed is also hard
I’ve been writing about home education here for years, and all of it is still here. But the real conversation… the reality of day-to-day home-ed life, the hard days, the systems & routines that actually work, and free resources to help you along the way…that’s happening over on my Substack now.
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What you’ll find on the Substack
- Real talk about the hard parts of home education — not just the wins
- Practical posts on accomodating & supporting SEN homeschoolers, tailoring education and balancing home and school
- Free downloadable resources for home-ed parents
- Honest conversation about being parent and teacher at the same time
- Ten years of experience distilled into musing that hopefully remind you that YES! You can, actually, teach your kids
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Your First Week of Home-Ed
A single-page checklist covering what to do, what to let go of, and what to remember in your first week. The resource I wish had existed when we started.
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I’m Liz. I’ve been home educating our three children for ten years…off-grid, abroad, bilingually, and mostly winging it with intention. If we can do it, you can too.
Yes, you can teach your kids.
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