Family travel moments across five countries: camel trekking in the Sahara, street art in Penang, riding with herders in Mongolia, walking Kyoto in kimono, and overlooking the Treasury in Petra

The Freedom Atlas

Explore. Learn. Live Freely.

A family of three, worldschooling our way around the world.

Family travel moments across five countries: camel trekking in the Sahara, street art in Penang, riding with herders in Mongolia, walking Kyoto in kimono, and overlooking the Treasury in Petra

The Freedom Atlas

Explore. Learn. Live Freely.

A family of three, worldschooling our way around the world.

Not a bucket list. A way of living.

We’re a digital nomad family of three, and over the past few years, the world has become our home. We’ve travelled through 90 countries, often staying long enough to slow down, settle in and experience what life is really like beyond the tourist trail.

Our son has been growing up learning from the world around him: ancient ruins and museums, new languages, different cultures, nature, food and the people we meet along the way. Some of his best lessons have happened far away from a classroom.

The Freedom Atlas is where we share what we’ve learned along the way: the places we’ve loved, the things that didn’t go to plan, what we’ve discovered about travelling and worldschooling, and the things we wish we’d known when we started.

If you’re dreaming about a different way of raising your family, seeing the world and learning along the way, we hope you’ll find something here that inspires you to go.

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We’ve spent years travelling and worldschooling around the world with our son. Here you’ll find what we’ve learned about worldschooling, long-term travel, and the destinations that have stayed with us long after we left.

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Worldschool Passport

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Track the places you’ve visited, what your child has learned and the memories you’ve made along the way.


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