Today, I introduce a new series on home education rituals and practices starting with some of my own rituals. I will be talking to a few of my brilliant Home-Ed friends about their homeschooling rituals and practices in this series. By this I mean, the daily, weekly and seasonal practices and habits that we do religiously, which form the cadence of our unique home education rhythms.
To kick us off, I interview my dear friend Clare Carberry, who is a mother of 6, 4 of whom she has home educated over a period of 17 years. Clare, who draws from Charlotte Mason’s approach and a large dose of her Catholic tradition, is a powerhouse of practical wisdom, knowledge, insight with a reservoir of encouragement for the mother’s heart. She starts with recounting her journey to homeschooling with her 3rd son 17 years ago to bring us into her current daily and weekly rhythms of her idyllic West London home education life.
Tune in for relatable stories, practical tips and inspiration as well as thought-provoking poetry.
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Resources from this episode:
Poems
o  Four Seasons, Antonio Vivaldi
o  Mother to Son, Langston Hughes
Music
o Theme Tune produced by Kainan Awoonor-Renner
o Backing track to Vivaldi poem
o Backing track to ‘Mother to Son’