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Photos from RUMBO's post 04/08/2026

Here's your little reminder - The solar eclipse is nearly here - 12th August 2026! 🌞

DON'T FORGET YOUR ECLIPSE GLASSES - 'ISO 12312-2'

A once‑in‑a‑generation moment to slow down, look up (safely!) and learn together as a family.

I'm a little bit obsessed with space, so we've been excited to learn the science behind an eclipse...
To help you make the most of it too, I’ve created a FREE 6‑sheet Solar Eclipse Activity Pack filled with hands‑on fun, real science, creative tasks and cross‑curricular learning for all ages.

Perfect for home ed, world schooling, summer learning… or simply making memories with your little explorers.

Comment SOLAR below to download your free educational bundle and get eclipse‑ready with Rumbo!

Don't forget to tag us in your creations - I’d love to see your eclipse day adventures!

Rae x

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28/07/2026

If you’ve followed me for a while you know I’m a little bit anti‑systems. I genuinely don’t believe society is set up for families... women... The government paints this picture of “support” (extending breakfast clubs, longer school days, wraparound care) but let’s be real, that’s not family support - that’s keeping parents in work to keep taxes flowing!!

We all feel the pressure of parenting while trying to earn enough to survive in this ridiculous cost of living crisis, and don’t even get me started on mothers’ equality in the workplace.

My thoughts are… is this the trap the system wants us to be in?

I’m not one to shy away from calling things out, but I’m also not a b***h - this isn’t a mean post, it’s not guilt‑tripping, it’s not aimed at parents - it never is! - I hope you know by now that’s not who I am.

I’m seeing so many posts about parents struggling to spend time with their kids through the summer holidays, and it’s honestly made me stop and think: have we built a society where school has quietly become the default childcare system? And if so… is this because the UK is set up wrong for families? (I know the answer to that one!)

Before school age, how did families cope - was it community, flexible work, shared care? (I've never had a village so solo-parenting has always been my 'normal').

Have we lost something? If school didn't exist would you have still started a family? Or did people genuinely have children knowing that in five years’ time school would take over?

I'm genuinely curious about this... I know we all have different circumstances... And life changes.. but, what are your experiences and/or thoughts? 🙏🏼❤️🩷✨

Rae x

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26/07/2026

The question that comes up again and again for me is this: What world are we preparing our children for?

Have you heard Musk's interview with The Economist?

Also... Did you know he was Home Educated? Whilst our values may not be the same; whatever you think of him, you can’t deny his thinking is unconventional, solution‑driven, innovative and wildly future‑focused.

AI has already reshaped industries, communication, creativity, and problem‑solving - yet, school still mirrors a pre‑AI society. A static curriculum can’t prepare children for a dynamic world.

Home education gives us the freedom to build learning that evolves, responds, and stays relevant.

Rumbo is here for families who refuse to prepare their kids for yesterday.

There are so many conversations to be had surrounding some of the comments in this interview: a world full of abundance - ai exceeding human intelligence - ai that supports humanity - he also says 'think' 'if' 'but' 'maybe' 'possibly' a lot... Thoughts? 🤔

Rae x

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AI | Elon Musk | The Economist | Education | Home Education | Curriculum | School | Childhood | Learning | Artificial intelligence | Experiential learning | Hands on | Real life skills |

22/07/2026

I’m still waiting for my ‘Thank You Teacher’ mug… I’m sure it’s on its way!

We deserve all the praise! It definitely isn't the easy route!

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15/07/2026

Pop along on Monday 20th July for our Rumbo Garden Club Open Day and explore the site here in Deal, Kent.

It’s a lovely chance to explore the space, meet me, chat about the Summer drop-off sessions and/or the Home Education programme, and see what we’re growing - literally... and figuratively!

If you’d like to visit, please email: [email protected] for the venue address and let me know roughly what time you expect to arrive so I can stagger visitors safely with parking on nearby roads.

Looking forward to welcoming you in!

Rae 🫶🏼

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Photos from RUMBO's post 13/07/2026

What you've all been waiting for!
Thank you for your patience! 🙏🏽✨

OPEN DAY - is looking like Monday 20th - tbc 🌸
PROSPECTUS - will be finished today! 🫶🏼

❤️ HALF TERM HOLIDAY PRICING:

Our holiday sessions are relaxed and playful, offering a gentle carousel of nature‑rich activities for children to dip in and out of at their own pace.

While still rooted in Rumbo’s ethos of curiosity, connection and hands‑on learning, these days are craft‑based, child‑led and designed to feel spacious and joyful.

Children can explore the garden, create with natural materials, join in seasonal projects, and enjoy open‑ended play in our outdoor spaces. Unlike our Home Education term‑time blocks, holiday sessions do not include formal evidence or certificates - they are simply a chance for children to unwind, create, and enjoy the magic of the garden during the school break.

🩷 HOME EDUCATION PRICING:

Our Home Education programme runs in 4‑week blocks, each exploring a different nature‑based theme. Each 4 week block is designed as a complete, self contained unit. Families are welcome to join for as many or little blocks as preferred. No commitment.

Children attend for four consecutive Mondays minimum, and each week builds on the last through hands‑on horticulture, floriculture, sustainability and seasonal learning.

Every session includes an hour of garden jobs and skills, creative exploration time, and focused themed activities.

Rumbo resource sheets are provided weekly so children can build a personal learning folder, and each 4‑week unit culminates in a certificate and evidence of learning.

We teach 4 weeks out of every 6–7 week term, followed by a week off before half term, allowing us to reset the garden, prepare the next seasonal block and take advantage of cheaper travel 😉. Across the academic year, Garden Club offers six themed units, each designed to deepen children's connection with nature and develop real outdoor skills.

Fully compliant with The Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026 - all paperwork provided upon booking.

Please message me here or email: [email protected]
for further information / to book 🙏🏽

Rae x

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08/07/2026

I'm thinking it would be called:

When you've taught inside the system - so choose to teach your child outside of it...

Orrrrr...

Inside the System as a Teacher. Outside it as a Parent?

You don’t need to be a teacher to home educate - far from it - but I find most conversations I have are with fellow former teachers who have also chosen to step away from the system. Not because they’re “qualified,” to Home Educate their kids, but because they’ve seen the system from the inside.

Furthermore, many of us have then spent years unlearning its ways. Breaking free from bums on seats and target driven, formal learning. The volume of teachers choosing home education is rising. Whether it’s lack of trust in the system, or the impossibility of parenting while teaching… something isn’t adding up.

If this many insiders are opting out - teachers refusing to choose school for their own kids, maybe it’s time a Government somewhere looked into why!

Photos from RUMBO's post 06/07/2026

Did you know this?... or are you boring? I mean... 'normal?' 🙊😉😂🩷❤️✨

Snapdragons are edible and non toxic 🙏🏽

My littlies LOVE them...
I have done since I was little and my lovely Nan used to make them talk to me in her garden 🥹

Now I'm an adult, they've been promoted to garnishing a glass of something cold and fancy! 😝I also use them weekly, along with other edible flowers to add some beautiful colour to my 'Rumbo Salad'.

Everything in our garden is edible - we rush outside to pick and garnish and it adds a little bit of beauty to our day.

I hope you can pass on the magic of talking flowers to any little ones (or silly big ones) you may know 🥰🩷❤️✨

Rae x

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03/07/2026

We've become shaped, defined and conditioned by systems that confine and restrict our lives. We evolved over thousands of years by living outside... Exploring, creating and free - yet, somehow we've ended up giving those freedoms away. We are forced to hand over our children to a system that prioritises conformity over curiosity, routine and right answers over imagination. We work, we pay bills, we follow the rules and wait until we're 'allowed' to go on holiday - counting down the days until the system tells us we're finally allowed family time and rest. Since when have we accepted all of this - because that was never what life - or childhood - was meant to be!

I'm referring to myself as a modern day slave at this point! 🫠😩😐

We need to reclaim back their childhoods and reclaim back our freedoms! ❤️🩷❤️

Credits to and


24/06/2026

I know I'm not the only one who thinks this is absolutely ludicrous! 🙈

I wasn't born to conform - and I've learnt too much to just 'put up' with it all! 🙃🩷❤️✨

If you love questioning systems, being a little bit rebellious and choosing life over compliance, you're in the right place! 😉

Rae x

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