Worldschooling is a lifestyle and educational approach where the world becomes your family’s classroom.

It’s about using travel, real-life experiences, and cultural immersion to help your kids (and you!) learn, grow, and explore—outside the walls of a traditional school.

Worldschooling can look different for every family:

• Some families travel full-time.

• Some take extended trips a few times a year.

• Some combine travel with homeschooling or online learning.

• Some stay rooted in one place but prioritize global awareness, cultural experiences, and hands-on learning.

• Some move from hub to hub. Country to country.

• Some do it fast, some do it slow.

• Some move from location to location using various forms of transportation.

At its core:

Worldschooling is about curiosity, connection, and building an education—and a life—that works for your family, wherever you are in the world.

There’s no one right way to do it.
There’s just your way.

Nope! Worldschooling isn’t one-size-fits-all.

Some families travel full-time, some take big trips once a year, some save their summers for living differently, some explore their own countries with fresh eyes.

Whether you’re slow traveling, part-timing —it all counts.

Think of it like weaving, not balancing. Some days are rich with hands-on, real-life learning (think temples, cooking classes, and navigating new cities).

Other days you might lean into more structured schooling—workbooks, or project-based learning. It’s about finding your own rhythm.

Spoiler: learning happens all the time when you’re out in the real world.

This is such a common worry—and it’s a great question. Worldschooling kids make friends in all kinds of places: travel hubs, local playgrounds, worldschool meetups, online communities, and even through shared adventures with other traveling families. Socialisation looks different on the road, but it’s absolutely there. Often, kids develop deep, meaningful friendships—just sometimes in shorter bursts.

This goes for the parents too.

There’s no magic formula, but many families make this work by:

• Traveling slowly (it’s usually much more affordable!)

• Working remotely or freelancing

• Budgeting intentionally

• Swapping expensive destinations for affordable gems

  We’ll be sharing tips, family budgets, and real-world hacks inside the community to help you figure out what might work for your family.

This is one of our biggest priorities!

We’ve got you covered. Inside the community, we’re building a go-to database of tried-and-true hubs, a library worthy resources of must-have apps/shortcuts to thirve at this life and of course a direct line of communication straight from other families who’ve been there/done that.

Absolutely! Whether you’re in the dreaming, planning, or mid-adventure stage, you belong here.

This is a space for beginners, seasoned travelers, and everyone in between. No experience required—just curiosity and a sense of adventure.

Add your email below, follow us on Instagram, and dive into the community when it launches.

We’ll keep you in the loop on resources, events, and all the messy, wonderful things happening along the way.

We have a big plan and plan to roll it out fast as we humanly can and as the community needs it. Here’s some of the objectives.

1. Real-Time, Searchable Community Database

A peer-reviewed, community-curated directory of worldschooling hubs, clubs, cruises, and family-friendly locations.

• Includes paid and free options

• Drop-off programs, immersion experiences, travelling families, alternative education styles and location specific educational hubs

• Searchable by location, type, and educational philosophy

• Continuously updated by real families, in real time

2. Discussion Forums & Groups

• Topic-specific spaces ( destinations, parenting on the road, budgeting, mental health, FAQ’s)

• Age-specific parenting threads (Think! toddlers and teens)

• Regional or continent-based travel groups

3. Live Events & Meetups

• Virtual coffee chats or Q&A sessions

• Guest expert workshops (worldschooling, travel hacks, mental health, working remotely, experts in their fields - think AI experts, points hacking, visa specialists, moving around with your animals - there’s so much to this life that we are so excited to knowledge share)

• Local or global meetups (when possible)

4. Resource Library

• Travel checklists & packing guides

• Homeschool/worldschool curriculum resources

• Budgeting templates for family travel

• Visa and logistics guides for popular regions

5. Exclusive Content

• Member-only blog posts

• Behind-the-scenes travel stories

• Interviews with seasoned worldschooling families

• Destination-specific tips from community members

6. Mentorship & Peer Support

• Access to experienced worldschooling parents

• Peer-to-peer advice channels

• Sanity-saving threads (venting, wins, hard days, travel with toddlers - what to pack/what to leave)

7. Accountability & Planning Spaces

• Goal-setting threads (family plans, travel dreams, educational goals)

• Monthly challenges (slow travel, budget hacks, cultural immersion)

• 3 Months to Move challenges (join in a challenge where alongside other families we navigate each step together).

8. Kid & Teen Connection Spaces

• Forums or meetups designed for traveling kids/teens to connect
  (depending on safety and moderation capacity)

9. Job & Remote Work Ideas Exchange

• Discussions on family-friendly remote work

• Sharing income-generating ideas for families on the move

10. Early Access & Discounts

• Early access to your courses, events, or digital products

• Potential travel discounts through partnerships

11. A Safe, Judgement-Free Zone

• A supportive, positive, and inclusive space where families can share their journeys honestly

Bluesky ideas:

• Book clubs (focused on travel, parenting, or world cultures)

• Photo sharing spaces (inspiring travel snaps)

• Family project collaborations (pen pals, shared studies, group travel projects)

We’re working hard to create a welcoming, supportive space for worldschooling families and currently in Beta testing. We’re aiming for a third quarter of ‘25 launch!

Sign up to our email waitlist at the bottom of this site to be the first to know when we launch.

We’re finalising our pricing model too, and will have a free trial period so you can make sure it’s the right fit for you.