
Impaq: Your guide to homeschooling in 2021
Whether you are a homeschooling veteran or a nervous newcomer, Impaq is your best homeschooling guide in 2021.
Read moreWhether you are a homeschooling veteran or a nervous newcomer, Impaq is your best homeschooling guide in 2021.
Read moreMany learners who normally attend traditional schools have to temporarily school at home due to the national lockdown. While some are finding it easy to adjust, others are struggling. Impaq wanted to help, so they asked the experts: their learners and parents who successfully school at home all year round.
Read moreStudying at home during the national lockdown may be overwhelming, but follow these tips and you’re sure to make it a success.
Read moreAt Impaq, we know that every child is unique. Every learner studies at his/her own pace and some might need to spend more time on certain subjects to ensure they grasp the basic concepts. We aim to help learners, who have unique academic needs, achieve their goals.
Read moreWe chatted to three homeschool learners to find out how home education has allowed them to excel, both academically and in their extracurricular activities.
Read morewhat if your child is the bully? How should you approach the situation to prevent your child from harming others (physically and/or psychologically)?
Read moreIn March this year homeschooled Impaq learner, Josie Charlotte Ridgway, won gold at a Ballet Competition in New York. She credits Impaq with giving her the freedom to pursue her dream while still completing her studies.
Read moreWe are always hearing about the difficulties experienced in raising and parenting one’s ADHD children Now it’s time to look at the many positive character traits that ADHD children have that can help them to thrive.
Read moreOnline Safety for kids, practical tips – including kid friendly search engines, ground rules for the home and making apps safe
Read moreSometimes we as parents get so focused on teaching our kids the basics of maths, reading, and writing that we forget about instilling important values such as caring for others and making a difference in the community. Mandela Day, which takes place on the 18th of July every year, offers you the opportunity to teach your kids about the difference that one person can make.
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