We thought we had school sorted before we left. Tablets, apps, workbooks. It didn’t work. This is what we changed and what finally started working for our kids.

What worldschooling actually looks like day-to-day. A simple, relaxed routine, how we fit learning in, and what life is like travelling full-time with our kids.

Italy hasn’t been what we expected. From chaotic driving in Sicily to quiet, off-season coastal towns, this part of the trip has felt very different to the version of Italy we remembered. Travelling with kids has changed everything, and so has the reality of being here outside peak season.

Skiing was on our radar, but we never expected to do it in Europe. A chance invitation from a family in Austria completely reshaped our travel plans.

Learning to ski and snowboard as adults is hard enough. Doing it while helping your kids learn at the same time adds a whole new challenge. Here’s what we discovered during our month in the Austrian Alps.

After the chaos and colour of Vietnam, arriving in Vienna felt calm, elegant and surprisingly quiet. Here’s what our family noticed during our first days in Europe.

We spent 68 days travelling Vietnam as a family of four. Here’s where we went, what we loved, what we would recommend to other families, and the hard lessons we learned about accommodation, heat, and giving kids space to thrive.

What it was really like joining a worldschooling hub as a travelling family, including the chaos and the connection.

One month into our family gap year. What surprised us, what felt hard, and what already feels worth it.