For home-educated children and parents
Home education programmes
Our home education programmes give children and young people a supportive rhythm for learning, practical activity and time with a wider community.
How to get started
Choose the route that matches your question.
Who it is for
Home-educated children and their parents looking for structured learning, practical activity and community time.
How to enquire
Use Class4kids to book or enquire about current sessions, or use the enquiry form to ask about funding support.
Next step
Check the current session information, or tell us about your funding question so we can explain what help may be available.
What programmes can offer
Support that makes space for curiosity.
Structured learning
A planned routine can help home learning feel more manageable and purposeful.
Vocational activity
Practical learning gives young people ways to explore skills and interests.
Community time
Shared activities can offer connection, confidence and a chance to learn with others.
Funding and availability
Ask us what might be possible.
Our charity work helps fund support, so cost is not always a barrier for families. That does not mean every place or session is free, and funding and availability can vary.
The Class4kids link is the place to book or enquire about current sessions. If cost is a concern, use the separate funding support route so we can understand what help may be available.
Find the right next step