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Date Posted: 1/04/24 9:37:00, Mon
Author: For education yes
Subject: Not worth it.
In reply to: Mum 's message, "My child wants to transfer to a school 2.5/3 hours away. I want to let them do what they think is best, but cannot do that drive multiple times per week outside of school holidays." on 31/03/24 22:48:35, Sun


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  • My daughter does it. Moved across country for uni but stayed with original school. She comes home every second or third Friday and has 2 privates those weekends, and does a Zoom class every Tuesday (NT) -- and Thursday. It works if it’s what you want. But the children need to be self motivated. I think the youngest I’d advise is u14/u15. Call the school and ask if they are willing to work with you., 1/04/24 10:15:41, Mon
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