Executive function skills like planning, focus, and self-regulation are the hidden tools every child needs to thrive. This blog explains what executive function is, how it affects learning, behaviour, and confidence, and why some children find it harder to develop. With 1:1 support sessions — online or face-to-face — I help families strengthen executive function, manage anxiety, and build strategies that support both home education and school learning

The beauty of Home Education is that it allows you to document learning in ways that reflect your whole child, not just scores on a page. The challenge is doing this in a way that feels manageable and meaningful. This blog post explores how to measure progress with learning for your child.

Discover why creating a flexible rhythm and routine at home is essential for your child’s development, learning, and emotional well-being. Learn how family routines support language, social skills, cultural identity, and connection, and join our Parent Workshop on July 23rd to explore practical ways to build meaningful daily rhythms that help your family thrive.

Explore what truly motivates children to learn—from curiosity and emotional connection to parental involvement. Backed by research, this post is essential reading for home educators and parents who want to inspire lifelong learners.

Read about the power of a good routines and how to use it to help empower your ability to home educate.

Find out more about Nurtured Together and the wonderful services which will soon be available for Home Educators within Leicestershire and beyond.

Embarking on the home education journey brings the rewarding challenge of tailoring learning to your child's unique needs. Recognising the multifaceted areas of development is crucial in crafting an effective and nurturing educational experience but what does this look like in practice? Read more to find out what we think are the most important facets of home education learning.