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Bhavna

Hello everyone,

Homeschooling your children as an expat in Portugal will definitely come with its load of challenges. Here is a special call to parents who are already homeschooling their children or who plan on doing so to share any information they might have.

Should you opt for homeschooling, is it legal in Portugal ? Do you require to register your child or do you need any kind of permission / exemption from the authorities ?  If it is not legal, what alternative option/s do you have ?

How do you go about getting all the necessary educational resources (books, syllabus, notes etc…) to pursue your children’s education in Portugal ? Does it depend on the curriculum ?

What do you add in your homeschooling techniques to help educate your child that might not be offered or available in traditional schooling ?

How do you socialise homeschooled children in Portugal by providing them opportunities to interact with other children ?

If you have any interest in homeschooling, could you please share your views on the pros and cons ?

Thank you for sharing your experience,
Bhavna

sharadgaikwad

Hello Bhavna,
I am Mathematics Professor in Pune, India. I am planning to shift to Portugal.
I will like to support the children in studying Mathematics if they are doing home schooling. You can guide me about how to contact the parents

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