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What might flexischooling actually look like in a city like Bristol...and who gets to access it?

The Importance of Flexibility in Education I’m writing this article as someone who has enjoyed a long and rewarding career in primary education, both as a class teacher and as a headteacher. More importantly, though, I’m writing this as a parent – as the father of a 14-year-old girl who has been suffering with anxiety and struggling with school for the last three years. It’s an eye-opening situation when the education system you believe in lets down somebody you love. It's am

By making flexischooling a widely available option, we can create a more positive, inclusive and student-centred approach to learning

In depressing and unsurprising news there has been a 166% increase in the number of autistic children persistently absent from school 🏫...

Lucie Wheeler does a brilliant job making information on alternative education available to the widest possible audience. As a mental...

At the time of writing, 27.5% of secondary school pupils have been persistently absent this academic year. Huge numbers of children are...