Happy Home Education

By this point in the story, Asha and Jeevan are well into their journey, but the excitement of escape is gone. Hunger, uncertainty, and fear set in. This week, the focus turns inward. How do we keep going when our energy is gone? How do we carry someone else’s fear as well as our own? These chapters explore emotional survival as much as physical, and what it means to hold onto hope when everything feels like too much.

This week, Asha and Jeevan are no longer planning or escaping they’re on the move. On the train, they face a real threat: being caught. It’s a turning point. The safety of the home is gone. They must rely on their instincts, trust each other, and think fast.

This week marks a tense, emotional shift in Asha’s journey. She escapes on her own, makes a bold move to disguise herself, and arrives at the train station alone. But just when everything feels uncertain, Jeevan returns.

This week, Asha makes a life-changing decision to leave home in search of her father. Her journey begins with bravery, secrecy, and trust in her spirit bird. As readers, we ask "What would it take to leave everything behind for something you believe in?". We’ll look at how authors show courage through action, how characters make decisions under pressure, and what survival means, emotionally and ph

Asha’s world is shaped by her family’s traditions — some comforting, others limiting. This week, we focus on how traditions shape choices, especially for girls. As Asha dreams of a different future, we ask: Can tradition and change live side by side?

Welcome to our reading journey through Asha and the Spirit Bird by Jasbinder Bilan. This book follows a brave young girl, Asha, who lives in the shadow of the Himalayas and embarks on an incredible journey to find her father. Along the way, she must face fear, danger, and trust in something beyond what can be seen. This week, we begin by exploring Asha’s home, her connection to her family, and the mysterious presence of her spirit bird.

Welcome to Week One of your Shakespeare Drama Journey! Over the next 12 weeks, you’ll work toward performing two pieces: one Shakespeare monologue (from Romeo and Juliet) and one Shakespeare sonnet. You'll explore how to act, understand, and express Shakespeare’s language — and if you choose, you'll be ready to take the LAMDA Level 2 Shakespeare Exam by the end.

Have you ever felt like evangelism (talking about Jesus) is just for super-Christians with microphones, perfect answers, and capes that say “I survived Street Evangelism 2023”? If so, welcome! You’re in good company. This week, Andy Bannister shares something incredibly freeing: you don’t need to be fearless to share your faith, but you can learn how to be a little less afraid. Not with guilt, not with cheesy slogans, and definitely not by shouting “Just do it!” while some

Have you ever felt your heart pound just at the thought of talking about Jesus to someone at school, in your family, or even online? You're definitely not alone. In this chapter, Andy Bannister shows us that fear is one of the biggest reasons Christians stay quiet, even when we believe something amazing. But instead of pretending those fears don’t exist, Andy helps us name them, laugh at them, and shine light on them, like pulling the mask off a Scooby-Doo villain!

An introduction to stave 1 of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens for GCSE Literature students.

Year 7 Week 1 - Come on an adventure as we explore the novel Treasure Island. Learn about the Age of Exploration and Golden Age of Piracy.

Writing unit based on Who Let the Gods Out? It covers descriptive writing techniques, figurative language, fronted adverbials and planning.

The Battle of Lexington Paul Rever's Ride The Boston Tea Party

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Paul Revere's Ride Listen, my children, and you shall hear Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere. On the eighteenth of April in...

In the spring of 1775, General Gage was told that the Americans had for a long time been secretly carrying to someplace outside of Boston...