Learning is deeply personal, driven by curiosity and personal goals. not grades and discipline.
The most powerful education comes from facilitating real-world exploration, hands-on discovery, and a lifelong love of learning.
World schooling is an education based on adventure, learning together, and following passions.
Here’s how to make the whole world into your classroom, not your classroom your whole world.
As September approaches, parents rethink school. Discover why traditional schooling isn’t the only option, from home education to worldschooling, and how to choose the right path for your child.
Thinking about long-term travel with your kids—but worried what others might say? We’ve been there. When we told people we were taking our young children on the road, the reactions were… mixed. In this blog, we share our story, how we handled sceptical friends and family, and the simple mindset shift that helped us follow our dream with confidence.
Thinking about homeschooling in the UK? In fact, it’s called home education—a flexible way to help children learn at their own pace, follow their interests, and thrive outside the classroom. Discover the pros and cons of home education, why more families are choosing it, and how a growing UK community makes the journey less isolating and more rewarding.
Discover how to turn everyday moments into meaningful outdoor learning experiences. Whether you’re new to home education or a seasoned home educator, this guide is packed with real-life examples, hands-on ideas, and simple ways to make learning fun, active, and connected to nature—no fancy equipment required.
Having struggled with ADHD through school and into adulthood, I was shocked to hear myself telling my kids off for the exact same behaviours I still struggle with. This “plane vs. car” analogy has been a game-changer—not just for understanding myself, but for communicating my needs, supporting my kids more compassionately, and even mentoring others on the same journey.
The world has changed—and so should the way we prepare our kids. At A Little More Outdoor, we believe real learning happens beyond the classroom: in nature, through failure, and by asking big questions. From coding wins to campfire flops, we’re raising curious, capable, and confident problem-solvers ready to shape their own future. This isn’t about fitting in—it’s about standing out.
Worldschooling is more than travel—it’s a lifestyle of learning through real-world experiences. From international schools to unschooling, online learning to project-based adventures, explore five flexible ways families are turning the world into their classroom. Perfect for curious kids and adventurous parents. Here you’ll find 5 different tried and tested successful ways to worldschool.
Looking for fun, meaningful ways to get your family outdoors? Whether you’ve got a garden, a local park, or a thirst for wild adventures, this guide is packed with easy, low-cost activities that spark connection, creativity, and lifelong memories. From den building and geocaching to firepit feasts and hammock chill time, discover how to turn any day into an outdoor adventure—no matter where you are.
Dreaming of World Schooling? Here’s Where to Start!
Imagine your kids learning through real-world adventures—history in ancient ruins, science in the jungle, math at a local market. This is world schooling.
But where’s the best place to do it? Some countries offer total freedom, others have strict rules. From the adventure of New Zealand to the laid-back vibes of Mexico and the rich culture of Portugal, we’ve rounded up the best destinations for homeschooling on the road.
If you are ready to find your next world school destination then you’ve come to the right place.
Think travelling with kids is too difficult? Think again! While it may seem daunting, the rewards far outweigh the challenges. From building resilience and confidence to sparking creativity and a love for learning, family travel offers life-changing experiences that go beyond just making memories. Whether it’s navigating new cultures, tasting exotic foods, or stepping outside their comfort zones, your children will gain skills and perspectives that shape their future. Ready to embrace adventure and unlock these surprising benefits? Let’s explore why travelling as a family is the best education—and bonding experience—you could ever give your kids!
Home education and world schooling offer unique ways to educate children outside traditional school settings. While home education provides stability, routine, and access to local resources, world schooling immerses children in global cultures and real-world learning experiences. Our family blends both approaches, balancing home-based learning with extended travel. Explore the pros and cons of each and discover how to create an education that aligns with your family’s values and lifestyle. Read more to find the best fit for your adventure in learning!
World schooling is a alternative education to traditional school. This article explores the difference between education and learning. Challenges the idea that world schooling requires travel and looks at how hobbies as banal as Pokemon offer a rich platform for learning, relationships and careers.
Feeling unsure about home education because you’re not a teacher or don’t think you have the “right” skills? You’re not alone, and you can do this! With the right guidance, resources, and support, you can provide your children with a rich and rewarding education tailored to their needs.
Considering home education? Here’s an unfiltered look at the journey. We swapped school for a flexible, family-centered lifestyle, where our kids thrive through passion-driven learning, real-world skills, and countless adventures. While it comes with challenges like costs and occasional doubts, the freedom, connection, and growth make home education an incredibly rewarding choice.
The Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Our Home Education Journey
Allow your child the freedom to learn in the way that best suits their uniqueness, without sacrificing your finances.
Home-educating your child is the perfect opportunity to rethink how you earn an income.
The word influence has been watered down to mean little more than curated selfies and smoothie recipes. But to us,
Curious about world-schooling? Discover the 5 most common questions families face when choosing to educate while traveling—and how to confidently answer them.
Can you take your kids out of school to travel?
Should you?
Do they want to?
What should you do instead?
If you had the money to make travel a reality
what would you do about education?
There are no right or wrong answers,
Here are 5 points to think about.
Most people ask what’s it like to travel full time with a family.
At the bottom of this blog, there’s documentary footage of what it’s like.
But, if I have to sum it up, it’s life amplified….
Plan For:
Adventure – Your style, your pace
Earning – Income your way
Education – Fit for your family
Decide how you want to live your life.
