A home-schooling boom could be underway for Victoria as providers reveal they have been inundated with enquiries from parents following the conclusion of online remote learning.
More than 6,000 children are registered for home-schooling in the state, but this figure could rise due to parents vowing to take up the role as 'teacher' amid the coronavirus pandemic. Melbourne parents Rebecca and Chris Romeril told 9News they had made the decision to pull their four primary school aged children out of mainstream school and their youngest out of kindergarten after two months of remote learning."The remote learning really showed me how my kids learnt," Mrs Romeril said.
"All I ever wanted to be was a mum so I said well if I can spend more time with my children and be their mum and their teacher and everything in between, well why not?""You get home 6pm at night and they're still doing stuff because they choose to," he said.
I pay for my daughter to go to school none of this home school stuff I don't get paid enough for that
😂 Good luck with that
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