Almost two years ago, I started a website called the Homeschool HUB.  The aim was to create a portal for South African homeschoolers that would redirect them to great websites, information and resources on home schooling.  The HUB had chat rooms, forums and more.  In the beginning it grew well.  People joined quickly and activity was on the rise.  Then, I ran into IT support and hosting problems.  A long story short – I eventually closed down the HUB until further notice.  My hope is that one day I will be able to resurrect it.  In the meantime, the HUB web address redirects here. 

You can find a lot of information about home schooling on my personal blog too.  Follow any of the links below or search through the options provided under the menu bar title "@homeschooling".

• Homeschooling in South Africa: this page links to support groups in South Africa, information on the legal aspects of homeschooling, curricula options and more.
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): this page contains links to articles that address frequently asked questions on homeschooling.  Articles are linked below too.
• The parent factor
• The time factor
• The flexibility factor
• The freedom factor
• The faith factor
• The tutorial style factor
• the love for life learning factor
• The academic factor
• The sports and cultural activities factor
• The socialisation factor
• The qualification factor
• The pitfalls
• The South African Carnival of Homeschooling Bloggers: this page links to the blogs of a growing number of South African home schoolers who blog.  As of 2011, each fortnight a new carnival is hosted by a blogging parent.  Topics focus on various areas of schooling from subject matter to creative crafts and more. 
• Why We homeschool: this page contains links to the many reasons we homeschool.  For the most up-to-date posts on this topic, follow these links:
• Our homeschooling journey … how we got here (the decision to homeschool)
• Our homeschooling journey … the philosophical framework (our style of homeschooling)
• Homeschooling in our home: every post I’ve ever written on homeschooling, covering the highs and lows, the subjects, the crafts, outings and more – it’s all here!