Interesting Stuff – February 2021
The state of GCSEs and iGCSEs for home educators in 2021, how HP fans are handling JKR, coping skills are fine, the LEA in Portsmouth, and Roman concrete.
Home Education Adventures in the UK.
The state of GCSEs and iGCSEs for home educators in 2021, how HP fans are handling JKR, coping skills are fine, the LEA in Portsmouth, and Roman concrete.
The novel behind a well loved film, the side stories to a well loved book series, and more awesome Austen.
With an ongoing lockdown we’ve been playing a lot of boardgames recently. Here are reviews of some we’ve really enjoyed.
Oyla is a print magazine for young people about science, ideas, and the world. But is it worth your time and money?
Well, it’s a weird time, and I’m really tired. But here is a day in the life anyway.
It’s time for us to take a break, but before that, lots of thank yous!
We’ll be back in the New Year with new content and podcast episodes xxx
Well it’s been ‘a year’ and it’s nearly done. With that in mind here is the Home Ed Voices 2020 blog post archive. A collection of everything we have written for the blog this year.
Despite many Pantos across the country being cancelled during the pandemic, there are still some to be found, both in person, and online!
(And the online ones are £15-25 per family, so much more affordable that traditional theatre pantos!)
Christmas books are a lovely part of the season for many families. These are some of our personal favourites.
An ebook bundle you don’t want to miss, a great deal on a fantastic book, how to make these winter holidays feel special, and a metaphor.