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Monday, 13 April 2015

What Home Education Looks Like - 13th April 2015

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A Family of four, seven years in to our home-education journey.




We are.......

Tequilamonky

Tequilamonky
Me! I'm mum and primary carer and educator here. Loves art, drama, music, movies, sunshine and chocolate.... partial to the odd tequila ;)

The Comedian

The Comedian
My lovely husband of 18 years! Main breadwinner, occasional stand-up comic. My support and love. Epic moustache. Likes comedy, cars, camping and tech. Bit ranty.

Papaya

Papaya
16 Years old. Loves monkeys, art, baking, acting, cats and sleep!

Povey

Povey
All of 14. Loves Lego, keyboards, drama, Lego, doggoes, Lego, new words, Lego, cuddles and food.... oh and Lego!

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