
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


This week’s episode is a treasure trove of tips to get your kids engaged in learning without even knowing it. We are joined by the lovely Dawn from Clara James Tutoring who shares her innovative approach to tutoring which not only places the child at the centre of the experience but becomes a collaborative experience for the whole family.
Clara James Tutoring
The Clara James Approach Membership Programme
Join us on a years update on socialising and whether we are still singing the same tune!
Calling a teachers opinion on this one.. any takers ?
Hemmies xx
As if people still go on about socialisation in home ed, we wish we had time to live under a rock and hide away from the world!! Join us as we rant about socialisation and what that looks like for us and our gaggle of kids!!
The £2 Tuition Hub
Join me as I chat with Jac and Lorna from The Wee Coaching Company as we deep dive into the nervous system and how to ensure our environment, bodies and minds are as regulated as possible to ensure the best learning experience.
The Wee Coaching Company:
Lorna brings a holistic understanding of children, families, regulation and the realities of supporting people within busy systems. With 29 years across the NHS and coaching practice, she knows a child rarely needs fixing; they need the right environment, steady support and someone able to look beyond behaviour to what is happening underneath. This is the lens she brings to The Wee Coaching Company, now accredited as a Coach of Excellence.
Jac brings over two decades of primary classroom experience, including support for pupils with dyslexia, anxiety and additional needs. Her work has shown how deeply confidence shapes learning, and how quickly it can grow with the right approach. She has channelled this into 12 Wise for My Size books and a coaching certification programme for educators nationwide.
Together, Lorna and Jac bring practical, compassionate expertise to The Wee Coaching Company.
Website
Facebook Group
YouTube
This week’s episode marks the end of an era and a chance to reflect back on what has been an epic journey of commitment, dedication and joy by a remarkable woman.
Who, what, why?
Listen to find out more….
Check out Eleanor's new podcasts:
The Home Earning Podcast
Tales of Love and Loss
Sometimes we don’t know what we don’t know and this week’s guest helps us see how a collaborative form of learning can help us discover new ways to understand and assimilate that topic we all fear…maths!! Eleanor chats with Veronika Skye about the pros and cons of group maths learning versus one to one learning.
This week's episode is the first in our new monthly series where we take a deep dive into the chaotic home ed lives of Charlotte and Emily. Join us as we talk all things new baby, dysregulated families, new groups and a journey into 14-16 college provision.
We are now hosting on Substack and would love you to support us and subscribe. In return you can receive our newsletter full of tips, insights and our top resources.
Join us on Substack
Fcaebook
We don't always think of play as offering opportunities to learn in the traditional sense but what if it was actually the most powerful tool we had at our disposal, not only creating learning opportunities but making learning simple, fun and easy? This week's guest, Ruth from Play Nest Learning, shares how play based activities can be fun learning tools to build reading, writing and maths skills in the early years.
Ruth Parkinson-King
I'm a qualified teacher with experience in early years and KS1 classrooms who left the profession when my son was born and made the decision that we will home educate. With a 3.5 year old at home, I'm living the play-based approach every single day.
Ruth's Website
This podcast is a labour of love, and time and energy and commitment and lots of coffee! It really helps us if you can follow us on our social media channels and comment to let us know if you enjoyed the episode, what you'd like to see more / less of and generally come and say hi!
Instagram - TikTok - FB page - Our Private FB group - youTube
Has your teenager just come out of the school system? Starting home education with a teenager is a whole new challenge and in today's episode we interview Dr Naomi Fisher for her top tips for how to navigate those early days, what to expect, what to avoid and what to focus on.
And if you'd like to have a look at Naomi's new book, you can find it here on Amazon: FIND HERE (We're not affiliated in any way - just think it's a cool book!)
This podcast is a labour of love, and time and energy and commitment and lots of coffee! It really helps us if you can follow us on our social media channels and comment to let us know if you enjoyed the episode, what you'd like to see more / less of and generally come and say hi!
Instagram - TikTok - FB page - Our Private FB group - youTube
Charlotte and I continue our series on parenting styles by looking at practical ways to incorporate connected parenting / authoritative parenting into different challenging situations at home.
With practical advice ranging from meal times and getting ready to leave the house to verbal and physical aggression, our resident child psychologist is here with real life tips to help you handle tricky times and stay connected with your child.
This podcast is a labour of love, and time and energy and commitment and lots of coffee! It really helps us if you can follow us on our social media channels and comment to let us know if you enjoyed the episode, what you'd like to see more / less of and generally come and say hi!
Instagram - TikTok - FB page - Our Private FB group - youTube
From the publisher's feed