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FREE WEBINAR: What to do when your child refuses school.

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When School Feels Impossible, There Is Another Way

At The CODE Education, we know that for some children, traditional school just doesn’t work — and that’s okay. Learning doesn’t have to stop when school feels overwhelming. With the right support, creativity, and flexibility, every young person can continue to learn, grow, and thrive.

That’s why we’ve created a free handout filled with ideas and inspiration for families exploring learning beyond the classroom.

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Home Schooling: Myths vs Reality

One of the biggest barriers for families regarding home schooling isn’t just the practicalities — it’s the myths. Misconceptions about socialisation, outcomes, and whether home education is even “real learning” can add to the worry. The truth is very different. Here we break down the most common myths about home schooling, and what the research really says.

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School refusal: What are the next steps for your child?

The huge rise in home schooling. Recent government statistics have revealed a huge surge in parents opting for homeschooling or ‘Elective home education’ (EHE) with the number of those being home educated increasing from 153,300 in 2024 up from 126,100 the previous year.

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What to Do When School Feels Impossible.

For many families, the start of a new school year is a time of excitement. New classes, new teachers, even the move from primary to secondary — it’s meant to be a fresh start. But for some children, especially those who are neurodivergent, “back to school” feels far from exciting. It feels impossible.