Everyone has a different way of seeing safety; it can manifest in various forms and ways, especially in the worldschooling area. We cherish the idea of letting our children be free to discover and explore—an absolutely wonderful concept. However, we must balance this freedom by teaching them about things that may not be so safe and establishing boundaries and limits.
Every country is different, and as adults, we are responsible for providing a safe space for children to explore. This means looking ahead and being aware.
Children need both space and a supportive environment to discover. It's essential to build awareness of potential dangers around them. As a worldschooling hub creator and leader, we are aware that there are snakes, scorpions, and perhaps other animals that can pose harm. Before each camp, we use the first day to address these aspects. Simultaneously, it presents a valuable opportunity for children to learn.
You will be asked to provide detailed information about your child/ren and to fill out and sign necessary documents. The first day at th Hub is also a "lets talk about safety"-day!