Our home education journey doesn’t mirror traditional school because we prioritise curiosity over curriculum. Learning happens through real-life experiences, creativity, and exploration rather than rigid timetables or confined classrooms. This approach allows for personalised pacing, hands-on discovery, and a love of learning that feels natural and joyful.

Taking my two home-educated children to watch the Typhoons at RAF Coningsby was an unforgettable experience. The kids were captivated by the sheer power and precision of the aircraft, sparking their curiosity about aviation and engineering. The vibrant atmosphere, combined with the chance to see the jets up close, made it both an exciting and educational day out. It’s moments like these that bring learning to life beyond the classroom.