FOR FAMILIES & THEIR REPRESENTATIVES

For lives
less stationary.

Illustrative arrangements to help you think through what might suit your family.

A quiet Mediterranean bay with a sailing boat and wooded coastline

A fortnight on the coast

Two weeks overseas with morning GCSE revision and afternoons free. Subjects, dates and teaching hours define the brief.

SHORT STAY · EXAMINATION PREPARATION

Illustrative circumstances, not client stories or confirmed placements.

PARENTS · FAMILY OFFICES · PERSONAL ASSISTANTS

One clear brief.
A useful next step.

Parents and authorised representatives are welcome. Start with your contact details, dates, location and educational goals.

Please leave children’s names and sensitive information out of the initial enquiry.

FOR FAMILY OFFICES & ADVISERS

One clear brief.
A considered response.

A clear route for family offices, personal assistants and authorised advisers.

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MEET DOMINIC

Education consultancy.
Designed around your child.

Education consultancy built around your child’s ambitions, learning needs and family life.

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THE INDIVIDUAL LEARNER

The student first.
The plan follows.

Teaching shaped around interests, confidence and how your child learns.

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FROM THE TRAVELLING JOURNAL

Put the plan into practice.

Worldschooling10 min read

An education shaped by the journey

A question asked in a museum or beside a stretch of coastline can become the beginning of something lasting. Explore how thoughtful curriculum design connects family travel with history, science, creativity and a child's developing interests.

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Family holidays6 min read

A tutor for a fortnight away

A fortnight away can make room for focused learning and proper family time. This practical guide shows how to shape a tutor's brief, build a realistic rhythm and finish with clear next steps.

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Tell us where life is taking you.

A private conversation begins with a few practical details.