Are you a Worldschool Blogger looking to grow your audience via Pinterest? You can do that with these Pinterest Group Boards for Worldschoolers. Worldschooling is a growing niche within the Homeschooling/Unschooling Communities. Families looking to do a Gap Year or take up Full Time Travel to see the world, are…
Somerset Rural Life Museum (also known as the Rural Life Museum Glastonbury) is located in Somerset, which is a county in the South West of England. Its inhabitants go way back to Palaeolithic times, then over the years it become home to the Celts, Romans and then Anglo Saxons. Stone Henge…
Get your Kids to eat new foods and try things they wouldn’t normally. How you ask? Do a Food Safari. I’ll explain everything you need to know, like what a Food Safari is and how to do one with Your Kids. Why? Because this is something you want to do on…
Night Markets in the Dordogne Night markets run during high season which is July and August. They are a community gathering to share a meal and enjoy the atmosphere. Vendors offer a variety of local dishes, deserts, delicacies and kid friendly food. Only a few of these have a traditional…
ANZAC Day at Gallipoli – Dawn service experience Attendances at ANZAC day dawn services have increased over the last 5 years. The enduring impact of this iconic moment in history seems to have had increasing gravity over time. There is a definite increase in the desire of a generation of…
How to Engage Kids in the City of Paris. Paris is one of the most famous and most visited cities in the world. The city of “Love” is on the majority of travellers bucket lists and for good reason. The history, culture, architecture, people and food are all highlights. There are…
Gouda is great fun for the family and worldschooling. Why? Because, what kid does not love cheese? Ours all do, and (to be honest) so do I, therefore Gouda, pronounced How dah, was anticipated with an air of excitement. This gorgeous town has a great history all tied up with…